Broly is one of the most popular characters in the Dragonball series. He initially began as a non-cannonical entry to the franchise, debuting in a Dragonball Z movie. But since then, the Legendary Super Saiyan has become canon — rereleasing in the Dragonball Super movie. And it is in this form that he debuts in Dragonball The Breakers.
Dragonball The Breakers Broly is a brand new raid boss, playable starting November 1.
It appears his first form is his rage form. He’s unique in that he actually starts from lvl 2, unlike every other raider who starts at lvl 1. In this form, he also has a super move where he flings out a huge ball of energy towards the stage. Dragonball The Breakers Broly evolves into Super Saiyan for his second form — showcasing his next level transformation at lvl 3.
Then, upon reaching the required lvl 4, Broly transforms into his final form: Full power Super Saiyan. This is his iconic greenish yellow hair transformation, turning into an absolute behemoth of a fighter.
Dragon Ball: The Breakers – Season 4 & 1st Anniversary Updates
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For those unaware, November 1 is the start date for Dragonball The Breakers Season 4. Therefore, Broly’s debut in the asymmetrical action game marks a celebration of the brand new season as well. Though the game isn’t the most popular, Bandai Namco clearly is still supporting the existing player base.
They also announced cross platform play may debut in the near future — although the official release date for cross play hasn’t been revealed. The developers are still likely working on this feature, and will update the community when the release date is set in stone.
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