Xenoverse 2 All Characters Including DLC: Full Roster

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's full roster is the base game cast plus fighters from 20 character packs released between December 2016 and July 2026, ending with Supreme Kai of Time (Ultra Supervillain) and Goku (Ultra Supervillain Quelled) in Future Saga Chapter 4. Below is every DLC character grouped by the pack that adds them, the base characters worth knowing, and the handful unlocked through Shenron, pre-order bonuses and Fu's gifts instead of DLC.

We built this list from Bandai Namco's official DLC page and Chapter 4 announcement, the Steam DLC list and the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Fandom wiki's Characters, DLC and Wish pages, checked in November 2026.

How the Xenoverse 2 Roster Is Organized

The character select screen mixes several kinds of entries. There is your Custom Character (CaC) slot, the base cast, characters added by free updates, paid DLC fighters, and alternate forms that count as separate characters, such as Golden Frieza next to Frieza (Final Form) or SSGSS Goku next to regular Goku. Many slots also hold presets, which are alternate outfits and move sets; the wiki counts 19 presets on Goku's main slot alone.

Most of the base roster is unlocked by playing. The Fandom Parallel Quests page notes that those quests unlock most of the roster and its extra presets, and story progress opens the rest. Paid fighters arrive with their pack and are playable as soon as it is installed. A small group needs special steps, which we cover near the end.

One regional exception is worth knowing. Bandai Namco's European DLC page lists a free "Early Access DLC" for Nintendo Switch, restricted to Europe and the Middle East, that unlocks all playable base characters from the start. It does not include any DLC characters.

Base Game Highlights by Era

The base roster spans every major arc from the Saiyan Saga to Dragon Ball Super and GT, plus Xenoverse's own villains. These are some of the groupings from the wiki's base roster table.

• Saiyan and Namek arcs: Raditz, Nappa, Vegeta, Saibaman, Zarbon, Dodoria, Nail, the full Ginyu Force (Guldo, Recoome, Burter, Jeice and Captain Ginyu), Appule and Frieza in his first, final and full power forms.
• Android and Cell arcs: Android 16, 17 and 18, Cell in three forms, Cell Jr., Teen Gohan and Future Gohan.
• Buu arc: Majin Buu, Super Buu, Kid Buu, Gotenks, Vegito, Great Saiyaman and Great Saiyaman 2, Videl and Hercule.
• Movies: Turles, Lord Slug, Cooler and Metal Cooler, Broly, Janemba and Gogeta (Super Saiyan).
• Super and GT: Beerus, Whis, Golden Frieza, SSGSS Goku and Vegeta, Goku (Super Saiyan God), Goku (GT), Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Vegeta, Gogeta (Super Saiyan 4), Pan, Super 17 and the Shadow Dragons.
• Xenoverse originals: Towa, Mira, the Masked Saiyan, Jaco and Supervillain versions of several villains.

Supervillain versions are separate entries with boosted power, such as Yamcha (Supervillain) and Cell (Full Power) Supervillain. They come from the base game's villain theme, while the newer Ultra Supervillains are a Future Saga addition.

DLC Characters From 2016 to 2019

The first three years of DLC were sold as the Super Pass, the Extra Pass and the two Ultra Packs. Bandai Namco's DLC listings give these characters per pack.

• Super Pack 1 (Dec 2016): Cabba and Frost, with Hit added as a mentor.
• Super Pack 2 (Feb 2017): God of Destruction Champa and Vados.
• Super Pack 3 (Apr 2017): Rosé Goku Black, Zamasu and Bojack.
• Super Pack 4 (Jun 2017): SSGSS Vegito and Fused Zamasu.
• Extra Pack 1 (Dec 2017): Dabura, Majin Buu (Gohan Absorbed), Tapion and Android 13.
• Extra Pack 2 (Feb 2018): Jiren, Fu, Android 17 (DB Super) and Goku (Ultra Instinct).
• Extra Pack 3 (Aug 2018): Super Baby 2 and Kefla (Super Saiyan).
• Extra Pack 4 (Dec 2018): SSGSS Gogeta and Broly (Full Power Super Saiyan).
• Ultra Pack 1 (Jul 2019): Vegeta (Super Saiyan God), Ribrianne and SSGSS Vegeta (Evolved).
• Ultra Pack 2 (Dec 2019): Android 21 and Majuub.

Buying the Super Pass also gives early access to Future Trunks from Dragon Ball Super, according to the PlayStation, Steam and Xbox store listings for the Deluxe and Special Editions. Our Special vs Deluxe edition guide explains which of these packs each edition already includes.

DLC Characters From 2021 to 2026

After a pause in 2020, the Legendary Packs restarted support in 2021, and the Future Saga closed it out in 2026.

• Legendary Pack 1 (Mar 2021): Pikkon and Toppo (God of Destruction).
• Legendary Pack 2 (Nov 2021): Jiren (Full Power), Gogeta (DB Super), Caulifla (Super Saiyan 2) and Kale (Super Saiyan 2).
• Conton City Vote Pack (Jul 2022): Goku (Ultra Instinct -Sign-), Dyspo and Vegeta (GT).
• HERO OF JUSTICE Pack 1 (Nov 2022): Gamma 1, Gamma 2 and Gohan (DBS Super Hero).
• HERO OF JUSTICE Pack 2 (May 2023): Gohan (Beast), Orange Piccolo and Piccolo (Power Awakening).
• FUTURE SAGA Chapter 1 (May 2024): five fighters at once, namely Android 18 and Videl in their DB Super looks, the restrained Broly, and Ultra Supervillain takes on Super Saiyan God Vegeta and Rosé Goku Black.
• FUTURE SAGA Chapter 2 (Nov 2024): Jiren (Full Power, Ultra Supervillain), Belmod and Goku (Mini).
• Dragon Ball DAIMA Pack (May 2025): SS4 Goku (DAIMA) and SS3 Vegeta (DAIMA).
• FUTURE SAGA Chapter 3 (Oct 2025): Golden Frieza (Ultra Supervillain) and Broly (DB Super).
• FUTURE SAGA Chapter 4 (Jul 2026): Supreme Kai of Time (Ultra Supervillain) and Goku (Ultra Supervillain Quelled).

The Ultra Supervillain label needs a word of explanation. In Bandai Namco's recap of the Future Saga, Ultra Supervillain is a state Fu creates through his experiments that pushes a fighter's potential to its limit, which is why the same character can appear twice on the select screen: once in a normal form and once as an Ultra Supervillain. Jiren (Full Power) is a good example, with one version from Legendary Pack 2 and an Ultra Supervillain version from Chapter 2. Goku (Ultra Supervillain Quelled) from Chapter 4 is the twist on the idea: as the name suggests, this Goku has quelled that state, and the Fandom wiki shows him using the new Power to Overcome transformation with its own blue crystal visual effect. Expect him to play differently from every other Goku slot on the roster.

Future Saga Chapter 1 is the only pack to add five characters at once, which the wiki notes as a first for the game. Bandai Namco has called Chapter 4 the final DLC, so as of November 2026 the roster is complete, with any future additions expected in Xenoverse 3 instead. If you want to play the packs that add story in a sensible sequence, our DLC story order guide lays them out with their Extra Missions.

Characters You Unlock Without Buying a Pack

A few roster entries come from other routes, and they are the ones players most often think they are missing.

• Shenron wish characters: the "I want more usable characters!" wish unlocks Hit, then Eis Shenron, then Nuova Shenron and finally Omega Shenron on repeat picks. Our Xenoverse 2 wishes list explains how to collect the Dragon Balls.
• Base Goku Black: originally a pre-order bonus that also added Tao Pai Pai's pillar as a vehicle. The wiki notes it is free for Switch owners and sold separately elsewhere, and Steam still lists the Pre-Order Bonus as DLC.
• Crystal Raid exclusives: Final Form Mira, Corrupted Zamasu and Demigra can be used by the boss player in Crystal Raid Battles and in Training mode after you buy their gifts from the TP shop and give them to Fu in front of his time rift.

Which Characters Are Worth Getting First?

If you only want a few packs for roster reasons, think about what you play. Fans of Dragon Ball Super's Tournament of Power arc get the most from Extra Pack 2 and Legendary Pack 2, which together add Jiren in two forms, Goku (Ultra Instinct), Android 17 (DB Super), Gogeta (DB Super), Caulifla and Kale. Super Hero fans should pick up both HERO OF JUSTICE packs. Players who like villains will find the most variety in the Future Saga, since its Ultra Supervillain versions of Vegeta, Goku Black, Jiren, Golden Frieza and the Supreme Kai of Time are all built around boosted power.

Remember that DLC characters also bring Parallel Quests, skills and costumes for your custom character, not just a new slot on the select screen. Several transformations and skills are tied to those quests, and our transformations guide shows which forms come from DLC, including The Power to Overcome from Chapter 4.

Want the Whole Roster Story Done on Every CaC?

Owning the packs is only half the job, since each custom character still has to clear the DLC content. The store's God Mode CaC save is a completed PS4 and PS5 save whose page lists the entire History Mode unlocked on all eight CaCs including every DLC, all stages unlocked, all accessories, and mascots, auras and titles across all eight characters. It is not sold for PC or Xbox, and the game itself is not included.

For everything else the store offers for this game, visit the Xenoverse 2 store page.

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