Kakarot is an open-world, third-person action/adventure Dragon ball game that follows the story of the entire Dragon Ball Z saga as well as Dragon Ball Super and movies. It was first released in January 2020 but has now gotten a Next Gen upgrade which was released on the 13th of this month for the PS 5. Unfortunately, the Xbox series X/S remaster has been delayed till further notice, huge bummer, I know.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has had a decent critical reception, scoring 73 percent on Metacritic and 7 out of 10 on IGN and Gamespot. Some gamers, still feel Kakarot is boring and overhyped. And while they might have a point, I feel like those gamers may need to be thrown into the Dead Zone. Having played 30 hours of the game and its DLCs already, here is my review of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot.

Goku was much stronger than before when he defeated Kid Buu. After the defeat, Goku's strength increased exponentially as a result of his intense training during and after the fight. He was so powerful that he could easily take on Super Buu, an even stronger form of Majin Buu. His power level at that time was estimated to be around 3 million, making him one of the strongest warriors in the universe. He was even able to perform the powerful and destructive Spirit Bomb technique with ease, something that not many other characters could do. Ultimately, Goku's incredible power and skills were what allowed him to defeat Kid Buu and save the world from destruction. All in all, Goku was immensely powerful after his victory over Kid Buu and his power continued to grow from there.

Enjoy watching the fight between Goku and Kid Buu in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhQjwpX5cqo

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