Fortnite’s second Dragon Ball collab brings Piccolo and Gohan

Dragon Ball Super: Superhero‘s father-and-son duo, Piccolo and Gohan, are Cha-la-head-cha-la-ing their way in Fourteen days.

Today the officer Fourteen days The Twitter account posted a video for him second collaboration with Dragon Ball great. Piccolo and Gohan skins are coming to the game’s item shop today, meaning players will soon be able to upload videos of themselves as a duo meet the griddy with Goku and Vegeta or whatever nonsense. You know the videos are coming. Today’s announcement comes shortly after yesterday’s teaser detailing the Fourteen days The Twitter account posted a screenshot of a Red Ribbon Army ship flying over an archipelago.

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Fourteen days‘s collaboration with Dragon Ball great is a connection to the latest film in the series, Dragon Ball Super: Superhero. In it, Piccolo and Gohan fight side by side against the Red Ribbon Army’s newest line of androids.

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Fourteen daysThe Gohan and Piccolo skins each have a built-in Super Saiyan and Power Awakening charge emote. Individually, Fourteen days‘s Gohan-themed items include a Cape backpack, a Capsule Corp. and a pickaxe aptly named “Beast”. Piccolo’s items include a cape and turban backpack bling, a Red Ribbon Army glider, a demon symbol backpack bling, and a pickaxe with a miniature version of his house attached.

dragon ball‘s Gohan and Piccolo skins aren’t the only welcome changes coming Fourteen days. In addition to returning from DBZ‘s Flying Nimbus Cloud and Kamehameha Attack, the battle royale game will also change the way weekly quests work.

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In the future, weekly challenges will no longer be limited to one week. Until now, Fourteen daysWeekly Challenges remained available for the duration of a season, meaning players could complete them at their own pace or join late in the season and complete a large number of accumulated quests. However, with the start of last season, each new set of weekly quests would replace the previous one, and any incomplete quests were simply gone. This forced players to play the game every week if they didn’t want to miss out on quests and the XP rewards on offer.

Fortnite is 23.30 Patch ensures that weekly challenges no longer disappear after a week. Reactions from people online have been a bit mixed about the change. Some Fourteen days Players lament the change as a “big L,” while others thank their Chug Jug lord in the sky that quests will no longer despawn on them if they decide to take a week off to touch grass. You can read the rest of the patch 23.30 changes here.