According to a well-known leaker with a proven track record, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot's sixth DLC will adapt the End of Z Saga, also known as the Peaceful World Saga. It should be noted that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC 5, which adapts the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament of the original Dragon Ball anime, is not out yet, nor does it have a release date.Given that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot's first season pass saw huge stretches of time between DLC releases, this does not come as a surprise, as fans can merely speculate as to when DLC 5 and DLC 6 will release. While there's some general hype around the 23 World Martial Arts Tournament, it seems safe to say that the Peaceful World Saga may be less so, and that's hinted in its name. The Peaceful World Saga is an incredibly short send-off for the original DBZ anime and is often seen as just the tail end of the Majin Buu Saga.However, it does seem like fans will get to play this Saga in Dragon Ball: Z Kakarot, according to known leaker @DBSHype. This figure has leaked several accurate details about the game in the past, including pre-release and first season pass details. It should be noted that, when asked about the previously rumored Dragon Ball Super/Dragon Ball GT content for DBZ Kakarot, @DBSHype said it would be part of the next Season Pass. DBZ: Kakarot getting a lot of support, just like Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, is not too surprising, but it's hard to imagine what all the Peaceful World Saga will cover.
As far as fights go, fans will likely experience Goku vs. Uub and perhaps the spar with Trunks, Goten, and Pan. That's pretty much it. Perhaps the game will make the party before the time skip playable, but there's not much in the way there of exciting content. @DBZHype does add that the developer will be adding plenty of extra content because it is so short, but it's still a surprising choice with so much DBZ and Dragon Ball Super content to choose from.
In a way, though, it is fitting. Since the 23rd Martial Arts Tournament sets the stage for Dragon Ball Z and the Peaceful World Saga ends it, DLC 5 and DLC 6 serve as good book ends. Of course, it'll be interesting to see how this ties into Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot's rumored upcoming Dragon Ball GT content, as well as DB Super beyond that, since they are effectively two very different things.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
