Xenoverse 2 Cheelai and Broly Patrol: How It Works

The Cheelai and Broly patrol in Xenoverse 2 is "Cheelai & Broly All Out! Conton City Patrol", an Extra Scenario included in the Future Saga Chapter 3 DLC released on 30 October 2025. You need that DLC to play it. The mode revolves around a trust gauge you raise with the pair by finishing patrol quests, training with Broly and handing over the items they ask for, and it rewards cutscenes, artwork and three of Broly's signature moves.

We checked this against the PlayStation Store listing for Future Saga Chapter 3, Bandai Namco's launch press release on Anime News Network, the fan wiki's pages for Broly (DB Super) and his moves, the French fan site XenoFrance's guide to the mode and Siliconera's preview in November 2026.

What Conton City Patrol Is

The PlayStation Store lists the scenario as one line item in Future Saga Chapter 3, next to the DLC's other content. Bandai Namco's launch press release describes it as a brand new Extra Scenario mode that lets players interact with Cheelai and Broly for exclusive rewards and cutscenes. When the trailer first appeared, Siliconera noted that it showed visual novel and dating sim style elements, which matches how the mode plays: a lot of conversation, dialogue choices and favors alongside its missions.

For context, Chapter 3 as a whole added, per the PlayStation Store:

• Two playable characters: Golden Frieza (Ultra Supervillain) and Broly (DB Super).
• One Extra Missions arc and three Parallel Quests.
• Six additional moves, three Super Souls, five costumes or accessories and 23 illustrations.
• The Extra Scenario, "Cheelai & Broly All Out! Conton City Patrol".

The fan wiki adds a new stage, Conton City Ruins, and names the three Parallel Quests as "Frieza's Fervent Wish", "Broly vs Broly" and "The Invincible Duo". The final part of the Future Saga story arrived in July 2026; our Future Saga Chapter 4 guide picks up from there.

How to Start the Patrol

First, own Future Saga Chapter 3, either on its own or through the Future Saga Pack Set that bundles all four chapters. XenoFrance's guide states plainly that the mode requires the Chapter 3 DLC. Then head to Kame House in Conton City: the fan wiki notes that both Broly and Cheelai can be found there in the hub world, and that is where the scenario plays out.

The PlayStation Store listing also carries the usual note that some of the pack's content is unlocked by meeting conditions in the game, so if a part of the mode is not available yet, keep progressing the scenario's own missions rather than assuming something is missing. The sources we checked did not list any further story requirement beyond owning the DLC and visiting the pair.

The Three Activities That Build Trust

XenoFrance breaks the mode into three kinds of activity, all feeding the same goal: raising your reliability, or trust, level with Cheelai and Broly.

1. Supreme Kai of Time missions. Once the trust gauge fills, these missions move you up to the next level of the scenario.
2. Patrol quests and training with Broly. The patrols are the core of the mode, and the training sessions are where Broly teaches you his techniques.
3. Item requests. Cheelai and Broly regularly ask you to find something, and you raise trust by handing over the specific item they want.

Two rules from the same guide are worth remembering. Trust goes down when you make a mistake or fail, but you can redo quests and item deliveries to make up the loss. And the choices you make in the Supreme Kai of Time's missions do not affect the trust gauge at all, so only the patrol dialogue choices and gifts need care.

When Cheelai and Broly Are Looking for Something

The item requests are where most players get stuck, because the request text hints at the item rather than naming it. XenoFrance's list, written for the French version of the game, matches each request to an everyday item. Translated, the answers include things like a carrot, an octopus, water, milk, grilled fish, an antidote, an energy capsule and, for one request about the latest Earth fashion, a rare Mr. Satan badge. The exact English item names in your game may differ slightly, so read the request carefully and think literally: a request about a drink wants a drink, and one about the sea wants seafood.

A few practical points:

• Requests appear at random, according to XenoFrance, so you will not see them in a fixed order.
• You do not have to complete every request. The same guide says skipping some does not change how the mode ends.
• Keep basic consumables in your bag. Many requests are for food, drinks or recovery items, so a stocked inventory can turn a request into a single conversation.
• Wrong items cost trust, so if you are unsure, leave and check before handing something over.

Broly's Moves and Other Rewards

The biggest gameplay reward is that Broly (DB Super) teaches you his moves through the "Teach Me, Broly!" patrol missions. The fan wiki lists each one:

• Gigantic Cross (Conton City Patrol 04, "Teach Me, Broly! (Part 1)"): a Ki Blast Super that fires a green blast from the mouth in an arc and explodes. It costs 100 Ki, and holding the button charges it for more damage.
• Saiyan Blaster (Conton City Patrol 10, "Teach Me, Broly! (Part 2)"): a Ki Blast Evasive that surrounds you in a green pillar and lets you activate your Awoken Skill immediately. The wiki notes it is the only Evasive with a mandatory 400 stamina cost up front.
• Gigantic Nova (Conton City Patrol 17, "Teach Me, Broly! (Part 3)"): a Ki Blast Ultimate that drops a huge ball of green Ki on your opponent, costing 300 Ki.

Beyond the moves, Bandai Namco's release promised exclusive cutscenes, and the wiki records Broly telling your character "I see...I'm very happy that we can be friends." at the end of the Conton City Patrol story. Chapter 3 also brought Cheelai's Coat and a black haired Broly wig among its costume pieces, which our Xenoverse 2 outfits guide covers along with other ways to dress your avatar.

Playing as Broly (DB Super) Himself

The patrol is about Broly as a companion, but Chapter 3 also makes him playable. The fan wiki describes this version as the Broly from the film Dragon Ball Super: Broly, shown in his calm and enraged states. His calm base form is limited to the DLC's story modes, while in battle he fights in his rage state, which the wiki calls the Ikari transformation, with Super Saiyan available on top of it.

He has a single preset, and it shows how the moves you learn on patrol fit together. The wiki lists:

• Skills: Gigantic Charge, Gigantic Cross, Gigantic Rage, Maximum Charge, Gigantic Explosion, Gigantic Nova, Saiyan Blaster and Super Saiyan.
• Super Soul: "AAAAAAAAAGH!", which restores some health and a large chunk of stamina once when you use an Evasive Skill at 25% health or less, and restores health and Ki once when you use an Awoken Skill.
• Ki blast type and Limit Burst: Bomb Ki Blast, with a "DEF UP! Super Armor" Limit Burst effect.

Two trivia notes from the wiki are handy in fights against him: like the other Broly versions, his Ki blasts are a distinctive green, and once he goes Super Saiyan he cannot revert to his Ikari state unless he is defeated or hit with Remote Serious Bomb. Studying his preset is also a quick way to see the combos the patrol moves were designed for before you slot them into your own character.

Tips for Getting Through the Patrol Quickly

• Be strong enough to avoid failures. XenoFrance notes that failing lowers trust, so go into patrol and training missions with a well built character. If you are well below the current cap, our level cap guide explains how far you can push your character.
• Treat dialogue as the main challenge. Each patrol conversation has a right answer that raises trust. Think about what Cheelai, who looks after Broly, would want.
• Do not grind the same mission after a mistake. Redo the quest or gift that cost trust, then move on.
• Fit the new moves into a build. Saiyan Blaster's 400 stamina cost is steep, so it pairs best with a character who has stamina to spare. A strong QQ Bang helps there, as our level 6 QQ Bang guide shows.

Prefer the Patrol Already Finished?

If you want Broly's moves and the scenario's unlocks without working through every trust level, the store's God Mode CaC save lists "Cheelai & Broly missions complete" among its story and mode completion items, alongside Expert Missions complete and the entire History Mode unlocked on all 8 CaCs, including every DLC. It is a modded save for PS4 and PS5 only and is not available for PC or Xbox. The page states that you must already own the game and that only the save is sold, so the Chapter 3 DLC itself is not part of it. Delivery, per the page, is done through the PS4 or PS5 account handover details you submit at checkout.

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