'Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4' DLC 3: New ultimate jutsu techniques, characters detailed

Just days after the second DLC for "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" was released, a magazine scan has revealed what the third DLC has in store for gamers.

The scan (courtesy of Saiyan Island) indicates that the Sound Four will be able to have Cursed Seal Level 2 as part of their awakening in the upcoming DLC. Sans the new content, Tayuya, Jirobo, Sakon and Kidomaru can only be in their Cursed State in "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" when doing their ultimate jutsu.

And while the Sound Four, who work as elite guards for Orochimaru, always function as a team, the magazine scan hints that the "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" DLC 3 will give Tayuya the additional ability to perform an individual ultimate jutsu.

On the scan, Tayuya shows off her newfound power and skill on Shikamaru, which is very fitting, since Tayuya has always expressed revulsion towards the lazy shinobi.

Fans of the haughty pink-haired fighter will certainly love "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" DLC 3 with Sound Four, Tayuya especially, getting some love from Bandai Namco.

It will be a while before the content makes its way to the stores. After all, the second DLC, which centers of Gaara, was just released. However, fans can expect the third DLC to be a big one.

As previously detailed by Bandai Namco, "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" DLC 3 comes with four playable characters and three combination secret techniques, which should include that of the Sound Four and Tayuya.

As it is with the first two "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" DLC packs, the upcoming expansion pack also comes with an item set, ninja info cards, matching voice and costumes from previous games.

The DLC appears to be the last Bandai Namco prepared for "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4" so fans can expect it to be extra special than the rest.

News
No plans for Big Church Festival UK in 2027 after pastor's tragic death
No plans for Big Church Festival UK in 2027 after pastor's tragic death

There are hopes the festival will return in 2028.

Faith and science are not enemies, say Christian scientists
Faith and science are not enemies, say Christian scientists

Christians should see science as a gift rather than something to fear, experts have said during an event exploring the relationship between Christian faith, health and scientific discovery.

SPUC allege threats and abuse at Cornwall meeting
SPUC allege threats and abuse at Cornwall meeting

Pro-life group SPUC says a speaker was threatened at a church meeting in Truro

Ukraine sees growth in Protestantism as war rumbles on
Ukraine sees growth in Protestantism as war rumbles on

The number of Protestants has almost doubled since 2022.