Little Demons, Big Problems

Master the 'Little Demons, Big Problems' mission in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot! Learn strategies for Goku vs. Perfect Cell, Gohan vs. Perfect Cell, and Goku/Vegeta/Trunks vs. Cell Juniors.

Alright, let's dive into the 'Little Demons, Big Problems' mission in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. This part of the game throws a few different fights at you, so buckle up!

First up: Goku vs. Perfect Cell

Cell's pretty much the same Cell you've been fighting, but he's amped up. He's still got Frieza's Death Beam – those lasers look scary, but you can just dodge to the side or weave between them. He also uses Consecutive Energy Blast, which you've seen plenty of. And of course, the iconic Kamehameha (both regular and Guided) are back, along with Sonic Blow and Impact Smash for melee. Watch out for his Barrier, which is way bigger than Android 17's and blocks everything. He's also got Piccolo's Special Beam Cannon and the Assault Rush kick combo. That super armor move that stuns you? It's a two-part deal now. Cell's more aggressive, but honestly, nothing he's doing is completely new. You've got this!

After you beat him, Goku decides to ditch the fight to pick his next opponent. When you get control back, just walk over to Gohan and talk to him to kick off the next battle.

Next: Gohan vs. Perfect Cell

This fight is basically a repeat of the last one, just with Gohan at the controls. You should be totally used to Gohan's style by now, so just do your thing. When you win, Cell tries to get Gohan riled up, but it's a no-go. Android 16 tries to help but gets wrecked, and Cell then makes some smaller versions of himself. Step forward when you can to get the next fight rolling.

Finally: Goku/Vegeta/Trunks vs. Cell Juniors

Okay, this is a three-on-three brawl, and these Cell Juniors are a real pain. They love to interrupt your one-on-one fights, so expect to get tossed around a bit. They don't have any new moves, but their Solar Flare is a nasty trick. You know how it works – it blinds and stuns you. They also use Kamehameha, and you might even see all three blast you at once! Usually, you can just sidestep a single Junior's Kamehameha and blast back. Treat their Destructo Disc like a regular Ki blast. The best strategy here is to focus down one Cell Junior at a time. Once it's down, you'll have a much better advantage against the remaining two. Keep at it until only one is left, and you're golden. Don't forget to have your support characters unleash their Super Attacks!

After this, there are some cutscenes, and then it's on to the final stretch of the Cell Games.