Gohan SSJ2 Rescore - Unmei no Hi Tamashii tai Tamashii HD Version

The original cutscene simply does not do this moment justice. Lackluster sound effects with no oomph, absence of an incredible soundtrack, and

the screams don't hit hard enough. This mod changes that.

This mod replaces the audio in Gohan's Super Saiyan 2 transformation

cutscene, utilizing the original Japanese score with better timing and

enhanced SFX.

Features:

- "Unmei no Hi Tamashii tai Tamashii" as the soundtrack, timed to be as breathtaking as possible in context of the cutscene.

- Enhanced SFX ripped from the show across the board. Far more impactful than the flat sounds in the base game.

- Both Japanese and English Voice versions are available.

- Japanese dub includes original iconic Nozawa scream.

The original edit is credited to Zankye Gaming, who painstakingly de-noised

a majority of the SFX in this rescore. The changes I've made are minor

at best, this is mostly just me making it available as a mod so everyone

can experience this cutscene the way it was supposed to.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

1) Extract the .rar file with WinRAR, 7-Zip or a similar program

2) Choose either the English or Japanese voices and enter that folder

3)Just drop the file of the language you want in ~mod folder at :  Steam\steamapps\common\DRAGON BALL Z KAKAROT\dlc\Remaster\AT\Content\Paks

If you wish to uninstall this mod, simply delete the file from the directory, then revalidate your game files.

"Why are subtitles disabled?"

Due to the way that unpacking, editing and repackaging .usm files works,

subtitles become unavailable. For this reason, I mostly recommend the

English dub unless you either don't mind not knowing exactly what the

characters are saying, you can speak Japanese, or you just want to hear

Nozawa belt an absolutely incredible scream out.

Do NOT change your voice language in-game from the option you select for this mod.

From my testing it's not been possible to add both versions at the same

time. If you installed the English dub, then swapped your in-game voices

to Japanese, the English dub cutscene will still play. You would need

to exit the game and replace the .usm file with the Japanese dub version

in that instance (and vice versa) to keep consistency with the language

you selected in-game.