Going even further, your hero can equip many combinations of skills and clothing. You can customize gender, facial features, and voice, among other things. There are five races: Earthling, Saiyan, Namekian, Majin, and the Frieza race. You get to play as your own avatar and fight alongside the show’s heroes. This leads to the biggest reason to play this game: its extensive create-a-character mode. If you have save data from the original Xenoverse, you can import your custom character, who plays an important role in the new story. The differences from the first game include a bigger emphasis on movie villains, pacing alterations, and some new material. You fight your way through the main arcs ( Saiyan, Frieza, etc.) in slight variations of the show’s canon.
Two time-hopping villains mess with the continuity of the show’s timeline, and it’s your job as a Time Patroller to correct history. DBXV2’s story takes place after the first game’s, though you wouldn’t think it based on the premise.
