About DLC 3:-
The first two DLC packs for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot introduce content from the two canon Dragon Ball Z movies. The first DLC brings Beerus and Whis into the picture and allows players to learn Super Saiyan God, while the second sees the return of the villainous Frieza after he unlocks his Golden Frieza form. To tackle this threat, Goku and Vegeta must learn Super Saiyan Blue, and for the duration of these DLC chapters, the focus is almost entirely on Goku instead of other characters.
That is to say, the focus can be on Goku instead of other characters. Players still have the option to use Vegeta in all of the story missions here rather than Goku, and Vegeta’s more versatile move-set encourages players to do so. This means that even these DLC stories can suffer from the lack of Kakarot in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. Although it was unknown for a long while, fans assumed that DLC 3 would continue on into Dragon Ball Super territory, placing the emphasis on Goku’s showdown with Hit in the Universe 6 Saga or his struggle with the evil Goku Black. As it happens, this isn’t the case at all.
It’s hard to have Goku be an important character when he’s dead, and that’s exactly what will happen in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC 3. In Future Trunks’ timeline, Goku gets a heart virus and ultimately dies from it. As a result, he isn’t there to help against the Android menace, causing all the other Z Warriors to get wiped out. Trunks and Gohan are the only ones that survive, eking out a meager existence as they try in vain to fight back against their oppressors.
This means that yet another DLC for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot won’t include the titular Kakarot at all. He may be shown in a few of the cutscenes early on that depict his death by heart virus, and depending on how far DLC 3 goes, players may see him again when Future Trunks returns to the main DBZ timeline, but other than that Goku won’t be a major player this time around. If the criticism that players barely play as Kakarot was valid back when the game first released, it seems to be even more valid now that all three DBZ: Kakarot DLC packs have been revealed.
Speaking honestly, most fans likely aren’t really bothered by this. Traditionally, Goku gets way more attention in Dragon Ball Z games than he ever did in the original anime, and the anime sequel Dragon Ball Super continued this trend by focusing the entire story around him. There’s even a meme about how many Goku characters there are in Dragon Ball FighterZ, with players making entire teams of only Goku to fight each other. Between Base Goku, Super Saiyan Goku, Super Saiyan Blue Goku, Kid Goku (GT), Ultra Instinct Goku, Goku Black, and other characters that are fusions or related to him, he makes up a huge portion of the roster.
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