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Krillin and Gohan manage to defeat Guldo without Vegeta coming to their aid, but manage to struggle at worst or fight on even level with Guldo, whereas in the original, they outclassed him until he was forced to use telekinesis to paralyze them in order to have a chance.

At the same time though, Guldo, while he does have a much better grasp of telekinesis, utilizing them for various attacks when one use would be a last resort outside of a cutscene, he does not use his time stopping power, especially in combat.

The latter in question manages to have an actual fight with Goku, including the latter resorting to Kaio-ken and the Spirit Bomb to keep up, before being elbowed in the gut rather than being one-shotted with an elbow immediately while Recoome charges his attack.

Guldo and Recoome perform much better with their opponents, Guldo with Gohan and Krillin and Recoome with Goku respectively during the gameplay.

Similarly, he is both willing and capable of fighting Cell when he's a Super Saiyan, in contrast with Gohan's canon reluctance and Curb-Stomp Battle he received.

Gohan is portrayed as a much more willing combatant against the Saiyans in the game fighting against the Saibamen alongside Yamcha and facing Nappa with Krillin and Tienshinhan, while in the original manga and anime he was too afraid to fight for much of the early portions of the battle.

A specific example is that Frieza actually rushes and has a brief Brawler Lock with Super Saiyan Goku when he transformed.

The cinematics tend to make changes to certain fights to look like actual fights instead of the complete beatings they were.

When the Androids rain energy bolts on him after knocking him down to earth, Gohan musters what power he still has to fire a final Kamehameha, engaging in a brief Beam-O-War before the Androids overpower him.

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After their boss fight, Gohan finds himself in a Hopeless Boss Fight as his enemies decide to bring their full might to beat while he is left with barely enough energy to fly.

With Trunks: The Warrior of Hope, Future Gohan's demise at the hands of Androids 17 & 18 is expanded upon.

The game removes Sorbet from the plot as Frieza rebuilt his army on his own. This leaves a very sour note on him as he returns with his original army, who were also brought back from the wish by the heroes to challenge them, except Raditz and Nappa who don't rejoin the army.

With Resurrection 'F', Frieza was already brought back from the dead via substory where Goku challenges the Emperor outside of West City, and after defeating him, Frieza leaves without incident.

There is no mention of Bulma's birthday, since the main plot of the film took place during Bulma's birthday party, with Majin Buu being the culprit for refusing to give him any pudding. Both Saiyans would get into a sparring match that interrupts a very pissed off Beerus's nap, forcing them to team up and fight back against him.

With Battle of Gods, rather than waking up and find the Super Saiyan God of prophecy, Beerus and Whis has Goku and Vegeta train with him to help unlock the transformation with the help from their sons and Future Trunks.

Adaptation Deviation: With how the game adapts certain events into the game:.

As with Beerus, the Indomitable Emperor fight with Golden Frieza will push you to your limit.

The second DLC pack increases the level cap to 300.

Even with all 250 levels and Super Saiyan God you will be put to the test.

The DLC fight with Beerus is a level 250 battle.

Absurdly High Level Cap: The level for all characters caps at a massive 250! This is far beyond the level needed to finish Buu Saga.

E3 2019 trailer (Saiyan and Namek Sagas), Gamescom 2019 trailer (Cell Saga), Tokyo Game Show 2019 trailer (Buu Saga teaser)