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The next DLC fighter coming to Dragon Ball FighterZ is Master Roshi, Goku’s original trainer and one of Earth’s mightiest human warriors. The elderly fighter, who is able to bulk up, create copies of himself, and unleash a huge Kamehameha attack, has been shown off by Bandai Namco’s esports team.
In the Twitter video below, you can watch Roshi in action as he beats down Goku, Krillin, and Yamcha with little assistance. The video shows off his many techniques–the fighting game balances all characters regardless of their in-universe strength, so Goku’s relative strength doesn’t factor into how the fight plays out.
The fight ends with Roshi using the mafuba, also known as the “demon containment wave”, on Krillin. The move was last seen by fans of the anime in Dragon Ball Super during the Tournament of Power.