The survivors will be able to choose from a variety of different skins for their avatars, including lesser series heroes like Tien, Bulma, and Oolong. The Breakers will differ from the typical hyper-powered, one-on-one fighting fare of other Dragon Ball games, as players will square off in one-on-seven contests, with the solo player taking on the role of a powerful raider and the others, hopelessly underpowered, just trying to escape or somehow overwhelm their opponent with in-game weapons and vehicles. The trailer also gives a first glimpse at several forms taken by destructive powerhouse Majin Buu, but Bandai Namco had already announced his playability in the game, leaving the unnamed farmer with a shotgun to take center stage for the trailer. One of the most beloved - or at least recognizable - background characters from Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball franchise made a big impression at the Tokyo Game Show, popping up as a playable character for its next big game, Dragon Ball: The Breakers, which is set to release October 14.
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