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Dragon Ball Origins 2

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Title Screen

Dragon Ball Origins 2

Also known as: Dragon Ball DS 2: Totsugeki! ("Charge!") Red Ribbon Army (JP)
Developer: Game Republic
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Platform: Nintendo DS
Released in JP: February 11, 2010
Released in US: June 2010
Released in EU: July 2010


RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.
PiracyIcon.png This game has anti-piracy features.


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The second game in the action-adventure Origins series, that adapted most of the original young Goku saga.

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Regional Differences

Music

Many of the insert songs from the Japanese version, like the title screen music, were changed, unlike in the first game. This may be due to copyright issues.

Bonus Game

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The Japanese version includes an emulated version of the Famicom game Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo, the second licensed Dragon Ball game (After Dragonball: Dragon Dai Hikyou for the Super Casette Vision) that took a similar direction as the Origins series.

This option was completely removed from all other versions, which is especially odd, considering the game was released overseas as Dragon Power, and in France as Dragon Ball: Le Secret du Dragon.

Anti-Piracy

If the game detects it is being played on a flash card or emulator, it won´t let you start a save or play the survival tower mode.