Dragon Ball Fusions- Uncensored Update 2.2.0 ... ~upd~ May 2026

Dragon Ball Fusions - Uncensored Update 2.2.0: The Definitive Fan Patch Review

For years, Dragon Ball Fusions on the Nintendo 3DS has remained a hidden gem in the franchise’s gaming library. While titles like Xenoverse and Kakarot focused on flashy, high-budget arena combat, Fusions offered something unique: a turn-based, "what-if" collectathon where you could fuse Goku with Broly, or Vegeta with Future Trunks, creating bizarre, overpowered hybrids.

The wait is over! We're excited to announce the release of Update 2.2.0 for Dragon Ball Fusions - Uncensored, our community-driven project aimed at bringing the ultimate Dragon Ball Z fusion experience. This update brings a plethora of new features, improvements, and fixes to enhance your gaming experience. Dragon Ball Fusions- Uncensored Update 2.2.0 ...

“I played the original for 200 hours. After 2.2.0, it feels like a new game. The uncensored dialogue makes the humor land correctly, and the 60 FPS toggle on Citra is a game-changer. This is how Fusions should have launched.” Dragon Ball Fusions - Uncensored Update 2

How to Update:

Body Paragraph 1: The History of Localization To understand the significance of Update 2.2.0, one must first understand the history of Dragon Ball localization. Since the early days of the Saiyan Saga, Western releases often sanitized the gritty nature of Akira Toriyama’s world. In the original release of Dragon Ball Fusions, players noticed that certain visual elements—specifically the "Zen'ō" (Omni-King) and other divine characters—had their designs altered, and certain provocative costumes or violence levels were toned down. This practice, while standard in the 1990s, feels antiquated in the modern era of gaming. The censorship broke immersion, reminding players they were consuming a filtered product rather than the authentic vision of the creators. Update 2.2.0 directly addresses this anachronism. We're excited to announce the release of Update 2

Achievement Tweaks: The "900 million photo fusion points" requirement was reduced to 100 million.