Raging Blast 2's soundtrack is a massive love letter to Dragon Ball Z's musical legacy, pulling together original game compositions with iconic tracks from the anime films. The headliner here is "Battle of Omega," presented in both a screaming guitar solo version and a full chorus arrangement -- it's the kind of high-octane J-rock anthem that perfectly captures the absurd power escalation the series is famous for.
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Meanwhile, original tracks like "Cosmic Battle" and "BUDOKAI" deliver the hard-hitting, adrenaline-pumping energy you want from a DBZ fighting game. The film theme collection is where longtime fans will really geek out. You've got deep cuts from across the movie catalog: the menacing "Broly" themes, the triumphant fusion tracks, and sentimental pieces like "Soldiers' Sorrow" and the farewell-tinged "Goodbye Warriors."
Hearing tracks like the Ginyu Force theme and the Android saga's ominous "Androids Head to the City" alongside the game's original rock-influenced score creates this wonderful collision of classic Kikuchi compositions with modern fighting game energy.
The menu and selection music deserves a shout too. "Space Museum" has a contemplative, almost reverent quality that fits perfectly for browsing through the game's extensive character gallery, and "Online Fighters" brings a competitive edge for the multiplayer crowd.
With over 35 tracks spanning decades of Dragon Ball music history, this is less a game soundtrack and more a curated celebration of the franchise's entire musical identity.