- Acting for Two: Aside from the cases that are well documented (e.g. Christopher Sabat or Masako Nozawa), Natsuki Hanae not only voices Jaco, he also lends his voice to the Future Warrior. His voice is Male Voice #3.
- Ascended Fanon: Cell uses the term Frost Demons to refer to those of Frieza's race. This is a term that originated in Dragon Ball Multiverse.Cell: I have all the data I need on the Frost Demons. I have no interest in you.
- Blooper: A take with Eric Vale as the version of Future Trunks helping the player of him saying "Guys" in his regular voice was used rather than a take of him saying it in his Trunks voice for some reason. There's even something that sounds like a water bottle sloshing around for a second, showing that it was him saying the word in between takes rather than something intended to be in the game's English dub. It also returns in the sequel's DLC that repackaged all of the cutscenes and missions from this game into it.
- Dummied Out: Demigra was originally intended to be playable, as evidenced by special battle quotes for both his normal and final form that are still present in the game's code. This was also originally the case for Towa and Mira, until both characters were Promoted to Playable in DLC 2. And then there's Imperfect Cell, who has a fully functional character model but for some reason was limited to just one cutscene in the game's story mode.
- Marth Debuted in "Smash Bros.": Towa and Mira, the villains of Xenoverse, as well as the Supreme Kai of Time, originally debuted in the MMO Dragon Ball Online, which was only available in Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. There's also the fact that Jaco the Galactic Patrolman debuted in the West.
- Outdated by Canon:
- Chronoa overall. In Xenoverse 1 she admits to the player character that time travel isn't really illegal, but once DBS started the Future Trunks arc, they quietly retconned that in Xenoverse 2. Future Trunks' arc also reveals the existence of the time rings, which are being kept in Universe 10, and Xenoverse offers no explanation why they're not being kept by Chronoa. The game also never touches why other gods don't help her out, why seemingly Grand Priest isn't supervising despite how important her job is, why she has the authority to erase a "wrong" timeline (Such as the one Xeno Trunks created), which means she's erasing that timeline's Xeno, or why, unlike every other god (Including Zeno), she has no counterparts in other timelines.
- The games follow what Shin implied about the Demon Realm back in Buu saga, that it's a dimension with evil denizens, but Daima contradicted about everything Xenoverse claimed about it. The only details kept are that Dabura was its ruler, and some sort of sealing was donenote . The Glind race, which is the Kaioshin race, is also from it, but in Xenoverse they're obviously not connected.
- Pre-Order Bonus: Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta was a special preorder bonus and if you didn't preorder him, you will never be able to play as him, even though he will still appear in a couple of Parallel Quests.
- Promoted Fanboy:
- Curtis Arnott, aka Takahata101, aka Ghost Nappa, provides voice work for one of the male custom character voice options, specifically Male Voice 8.
- Team Four Star got to rewrite all of Male Voice 8's script to fill it with Dragon Ball Z Abridged references.
- Role Reprise: After being Darrin'd in previous video games and Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dameon Clarke and Meredith McCoy reprise their respective roles as Cell and Android 18.
- Throw It In: According to TeamFourStar, Male Voice 8's greeting of "Vegeta?" was simply recorded as a joke clip that they never expected to be used in the final game.
- Urban Legend of Zelda: The "Macho Man" technique. Supposedly you can greatly increase the drop rate by having your character wear nothing but Raditz's armor and a Gohan mask, optionally while listening to The Village People's "Macho Man".
- What Could Have Been:
- Concept art and a few developer interviews showed that in the game's infancy each race was planned to have a Super form (Namekians would become Super Namekians, Frieza's race would go into Final Form, Majin would have a "Pure Form" like Kid Buu, etc.), but for one reason or another, this was scrapped. Of these, the "Pure Form" was the only one added to the sequel, with the Frieza race getting the Golden form, and Namekians getting the larger form.
- When Takahata101 recorded his lines, the other members of Team Four Star were with him and were allowed to alter lines of dialogue and add in more jokes if it fit. However, they have mentioned that some of their ideas (mainly pop culture references) had to be shot down. One they specifically mentioned was "Dead or alive -- EXTREME!" for Tien's Volleyball Fist.
- An unintentional one: Taka's voice set has a Running Gag where he always says the Kamehameha's name incorrectly, such as "Kama-hama-HEE!" or "Ten to the Kamehame-HO!". The sole exception to this would have been Cell's Perfect Kamehameha (because it's perfect, see...), but due to a mistake in the game's coding that voice clip went unused.
- Datamining the game produced evidence that Future Trunks was going to be a Mentor, but because the data was incomplete and fragmented, it seems like the idea was scrapped early on.
- Working Title: Dragon Ball New Project.
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