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Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 turns 10 with the Final Festival of the Universes and items that carry over to Xenoverse 3

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 turns 10: Final Festival of the Universes from October 29, 25x Star Coins, items that carry over to Xenoverse 3, free update October 27.

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Anyone who created their warrior in Conton City back in 2016 will smile: Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 turns 10, and Bandai Namco is throwing a party to match. The Final Festival of the Universes starts on October 29 at 9 p.m. Brasília time (BRT), and a free update arrives first, on October 27.

The Final Festival of the Universes

During the event, players can raise their friendship level with characters who have been with them all along, including Trunks, the Supreme Kai of Time and Fu. Hard-to-find items return, and Star Coins pay out 25 times more than usual, making rewards easier to trade for.

A gift for Xenoverse 3

Taking part can earn a Gi outfit made for the occasion and a commemorative medal. And here is a detail longtime fans will love: owning either item unlocks special items in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, planned for 2027, as long as you link your Bandai Namco ID when the game launches.

Free update on October 27

The update adds new login bonus rewards, special outfits and an addition to the Time Gallery, which unlocks with the FUTURE SAGA Chapter 4 DLC. Ten years on, Conton City is still busy.

See also our monthly game release calendar.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment.

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