Dragon Ball Super Card Game's new expansion Critical Blow combines the main reality seen in DBS with the Xenoverse seen in SDBH... kind of.
, the Red Ribbon Army Saga, the Fortune Teller Baba Saga, and the Xenoverse-focused Prison Planet Saga. Today, let's take a look at more cards from the Black-colored section ofDragon Ball Super Card Gamefocused Black-colored section of sets are the Xeno versions. However, depicted above are the standard,"main universe" depictions.
Why? Well, The Prison Planet Saga brings characters from across the multi-verse that Xenoverse established into one screwed-up timeline for a terrible challenge. Now, does this retroactively make timeline will likely never reference the events of this promotional story arc, which essentially makes the Prison Planet Saga versions of the standard Goku and Vegeta yet from the next installment of the
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