Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot surpasses 10 million sales worldwide

GAMING NEWS Rine Ikarus - 3 hours ago

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has officially crossed 10 million copies sold worldwide, marking a major milestone for Bandai Namco and reinforcing the game’s status as one of the most successful Dragon Ball releases of all time. First launched in 2020, the action RPG has enjoyed remarkable longevity thanks to consistent post-launch support, expansive DLC, and a faithful retelling of one of anime’s most beloved sagas.

To celebrate the achievement, Bandai Namco shared a special commemorative video highlighting Goku’s journey throughout Dragon Ball Z, revisiting iconic moments from the Saiyan, Frieza, Cell, and Majin Buu arcs. The video also reflects how far Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has evolved since release, showcasing the breadth of content added over several years of updates and expansions.

DAIMA DLC Part 2 Teases Super Saiyan 4 Goku

One of the most exciting reveals tied to the 10 million sales celebration is a brief tease of Super Saiyan 4 Goku, shown at the end of the anniversary video. The appearance is directly linked to the upcoming DRAGON BALL Z DAIMA: Adventure Through the Demon Realm – Part 2 DLC, which continues Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s surprising expansion beyond the traditional Dragon Ball Z storyline. SSJ4 Goku—complete with his distinctive red fur and tail—is a form long requested by fans and hints that Bandai Namco is willing to explore deeper and more experimental corners of the franchise.

This latest DLC builds on a long list of post-launch additions that have steadily transformed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot into a near-complete Dragon Ball experience. Beyond the core Z saga, players have been able to relive Battle of Gods, Resurrection ‘F’ (Golden Frieza), the Future Trunks arc, Bardock’s origin story, and more. The inclusion of DAIMA content—based on the newest anime storyline—shows that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is still evolving years after its debut.

Reaching 10 million sales also places Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot alongside Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 and Dragon Ball FighterZ as one of three Dragon Ball games from the previous console generation to achieve platinum-level success. Each title offers a different take on the franchise, but Kakarot’s single-player, narrative-driven approach has clearly resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers.

If you’re looking to finally experience Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot—or jump back in to prepare for the DAIMA DLC Part 2—be sure to use our game price comparator to find the best deal for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot across all platforms.