Check out the full video for all the possible gameplay suggestions and let us know in the comments which you agree and disagree with, and whether or not you'd like to see Raditz as DLC. This was made before we knew about the addition of C-assists, so there'd surely be a bit more to the character than what's covered. This is surely a bit out there for DBFZ, but could be very interesting if implemented well. Once the tail is grabbed Raditz loses a bit of health while pleading for his life, but then elbows his unsuspecting foes in the face and regains the upper hand. While his tail is out it can be grabbed by opponents who use Vanishing Attack but are blocked. Globku suggests that this fighter could have a status wherein his tail is no longer wrapped around his body. This highlights Raditz's poor character and manipulative ways, which would be interesting aspects to weave into his battle design. His naive brother believes and releases him, and winds up getting beaten to a pulp as a result. He weasels his way out of this unfavorable predicament by feigning submission and outright lying to Goku about his intentions. During his fight with Goku and Piccolo, Raditz is nabbed by the tail and thus placed in a fairly dire situation. Globku covers a few other ideas for normals and specials, but we'd like to highlight his idea for a particularly unique mechanic involving Vanishing Attacks and the potential newcomer's tail. Goku did the majority of the fighting vs Vegeta, Krillin and Gohan didn't. Giving him a smaller ki blast would be just one of a potential handful of 'fill in the blanks' moves developers would need to make to get this character into the game. Goku had to sacrifice himself to win and it took a special attack for them to win.

He is capable of shooting massive beams that cause a ton of destruction, but these serve more as super attack material. Most every character in FighterZ has a standard ki blast, but Raditz doesn't really showcase anything like this in the anime. That knee could easily be one of his normal attacks (Globku suggests his 2H) while a series of open-handed chops would likely comprise his lighter techniques. He lands a single knee to Goku's stomach during their first interaction at the Kame house and this attack leaves the series' main protagonist completely debilitated to the point that he's unable to stop his sibling from stealing Gohan away. The first thing to note is that Raditz very much comes across as a slower powerhouse as opposed to a lightning-quick speedster.

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