Teams of three share one health bar and zip around a circular arena. The combat is about as I remember, which today feels like a slightly looser version of Jump Force. Mostly the guys get suits while the ladies are in swimwear (what, no dude fan service Bandai Namco?). There's also tons of DLC costumes for those who want them. Kabuto gets his regular and snake versions, and all the zombie Kages are playable. Plenty of side characters get the same treatment. But this isn't a Dragon Ball FighterZ situation. There's young Naruto, teen Naruto, Sage Mode Naruto, Kurama-enhanced Naruto, adult Naruto, robo-Naruto, and two Borutos. In the case of characters like Naruto and Sasuke, that means several renditions of the same character. Players can outfit ninja with any of the special attacks they've used throughout the series.
Customization is also as robust as you'd expect from an 'all DLCs included' Switch port (this version adds two new playable villains as well). Then of course there's the obligatory VS. There's also a 'Boruto Mode' which covers the events of the Boruto movie. RELATED: My Hero Academia Needs The Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Treatment
