Dragon Ball Super - Lost Episode

Dragon Ball Super - Lost Episode is an adult-oriented fan-made game. Based on Dragon Ball characters, it blends pixel art and adventure elements, telling the story of Broly and Chirai's adventures. In Dragon Ball Super - Lost Episode, players will take on the role of a superhuman with the ability to travel between dimensions, drawn into a parallel world. You need to help the protagonist overcome various challenges, resolving conflicts through battles and interactive dialogues. Every choice you make will affect the story's ending; follow your heart and create a unique story.

Features:

Moral Ki Alignment – Your energy aura evolves based on choices: altruistic acts brighten it to gold (unlocking healing skills), while selfish deeds darken it to violet (granting vampiric attacks).

Fractured Z-Fighter Roles – Encounter twisted versions of heroes and villains; a Broly raised by Whis becomes a diplomatic envoy, while Bulma’s tech genius fuels a dystopian Capsule Corp regime.

Wish Economy Paradox – Collecting too many wish fragments in one area triggers "reality collapses," merging zones into surreal battlegrounds (e.g., Namekian ruins overlapping with Tournament of Power arenas).

The 3-Wish Reset Rule – After granting three major wishes, intentionally trigger a collapse to reset the zone with boosted loot but harder enemies.

Tips and Tricks:

Wish Corruption System – Harvest wish fragments from NPCs via morally ambiguous choices (e.g., erase Vegeta’s pride to make him subservient) to craft custom wishes that rewrite storylines, but risk spawning reality-warping enemies.

Ki-Driven Diplomacy – Resolve conflicts through combat or dialogue minigames where your ki charge level influences persuasion success—overpowering opponents physically weakens future negotiation options.

Temporal Dojo – Train with alternate-reality mentors (Evil Supreme Kai, Pacifist Cell) to learn hybrid techniques unavailable in canon, like time-slowing Kamehamehas or healing Galick Guns.

Conclusion:

As a dimension-hopping anomaly, you wield this corrupted power to reshape alliances (turn Goku into a tyrant, revive Frieza as a protector) or exploit vulnerabilities for personal gain. But each alteration weakens reality, summoning eldritch "Karma Androids" born from stolen wishes. Will you restore balance, or become the multiverse’s ultimate arbiter of chaos?