Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has received brand-new content in the form of a special Beerus and Whis loading screen illustration. The small addition marks another entry in the game's long-running post-launch support, arriving just ahead of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's tenth anniversary.

The timing is particularly interesting because Xenoverse 2 has already reached the end of its paid expansion roadmap. Future Saga Chapter 4 launched on July 8 as the game's final DLC, bringing roughly a decade of downloadable expansions to a close. However, smaller live-service activities and rewards have continued beyond that milestone.

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The new Beerus and Whis artwork was quietly announced on October 13 via a brief message explaining that all players can obtain it by logging in and checking Timespace Delivery. Distribution began on a rolling basis at 1:00 AM UTC that day, with no expiration date mentioned in the announcement.

The choice of Beerus and Whis for the new loading screen is almost certainly no coincidence. The first episode of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus premiered in Japan on October 11, meaning the Xenoverse 2 reward started rolling out less than two days later. The official game post directly describes Beerus and Whis as being featured "from the latest anime," further reinforcing the obvious connection. Officially billed as an enhanced edition of Dragon Ball Super , Beerus features extensive new and redrawn cuts, re-rendered footage, newly recorded audio, and a reconstructed version of the original story.

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