This transformation feels even more earned than Super Saiyan God which was more of a gift from Whis, as it takes quite a lot of red orbs to power up and make this transformation autonomous. Credit: Bandai Namco Going Super Saiyan BlueĪ new power is indeed awakened as Goku and Vegeta both obtain the ability to go Super Saiyan God SS, colloquially known as Super Saiyan Blue. However, having that intense story element added gravitas to everything going on. The beginning of the story as well as the post-narrative content is quite the same as the first part, as the characters can now train to level up even further. While I understood the change in the first part of the DLC, I was thrilled to see the narrative return for this second part. It was chilling in the anime and remains chilling in the game. All of the major moments are here, including the insanity that is Frieza's last-ditch effort to get revenge on the Saiyans, pictured below.
That is not the case with the handling of Resurrection 'F.' The second part of the DLC plays out just like the movie and the Dragon Ball Super version which broke it down into episodes.
While Goku and Vegeta still got to fight Beerus, the situation was totally different and the threat of the Earth being obliterated was removed. I was surprised when the first part of the A New Power Awakens DLC stripped the narrative moments from the Battle of the Gods movie/arc and turned it into what was essentially a training session that allowed you to level up your characters quicker and to more extreme levels than previously possible.
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