The DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 Super Pass hides its best rewards behind Ultimate Finish conditions, not literal treasure chests. To clear every secret objective, finish Parallel Quests 101–116, protect the required allies, beat enemies before their scripted escape, and replay missions for low-drop-rate skills, costumes and Super Souls. This guide maps the full Super Pass reward hunt across Super Packs 1 through 4, explains the hidden triggers, and gives you a reliable farming setup.
The Super Pass contains four DLC packs: Super Pack 1, Super Pack 2, Super Pack 3 and Super Pack 4. Together they add the Cabba and Frost storyline, Champa’s Universe 6 conflict, the Future Trunks arc’s Goku Black battles, and the Vegito Blue versus Fused Zamasu finale. The official Steam Super Pass page lists the included content, but it doesn’t spell out the conditions that reveal each mission’s bonus route.
What counts as a secret reward in the Super Pass?
There are three kinds of hidden content to track. The first is the Ultimate Finish, which changes the final enemy lineup or unlocks an additional phase. The second is the mission’s random reward pool, where skills and Super Souls can drop even after a successful Ultimate Finish. The third is character and costume access, which may require clearing the relevant DLC story or Parallel Quest rather than simply owning the pass.
Don’t confuse a Z-Rank with an Ultimate Finish. A Z-Rank improves your score through fast clears, high health, accurate stamina breaks, use of transformations and other performance bonuses, but it doesn’t replace the hidden condition. You can earn a Z-Rank and still miss the Ultimate Finish if an ally is knocked out or the timer expires.
| Reward Type | How It Appears | What Controls It | Best Farming Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Finish | Extra enemies or a new final stage | Timed objective, ally survival or enemy order | Read the mission prompt and restart quickly after a failed trigger |
| Skill drop | Mission-clear reward screen | Random chance from the quest pool | Repeat the same quest; Z-Rank does not guarantee a skill |
| Super Soul | Random reward or DLC progression reward | Quest pool or story completion | Use a fast stamina-break build and farm on higher difficulty |
| Character access | Roster unlock or DLC progression | Required quest or story completion | Clear the associated DLC content before farming skills |
The biggest practical warning is simple: the “secret location” is usually a hidden event flag. If the final portal never opens, flying around the map won’t fix it. You missed the condition earlier in the fight.
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Super Pack 1 starts the Universe 6 arc and adds Cabba and Frost-related battles. Its missions are an excellent introduction to Ultimate Finish logic because the enemies often retreat or trigger their next stage only after the correct combat sequence. Check the quest information screen before launching, then watch the opening dialogue closely; several objectives are effectively telegraphed by who arrives and who must survive.
The reliable route through the first pack
In the early quests, defeat the initial wave quickly without letting the named ally fall. If a mission includes a rescue or protection objective, avoid wide-area ultimates until hostile targets are separated from the friendly NPC. A careless Emperor’s Death Beam or full-power explosion can hit the wrong target and waste the run.
When Cabba appears, remove his support enemies first, then stamina break the main target. Cabba’s AI becomes far less dangerous once he loses stamina because his evasive movement and charged attacks stop interrupting your combo. Against Frost, keep your distance during his ranged pressure and punish the recovery after his projectile strings instead of trading blasts.
The useful Super Pack 1 reward pool includes Universe 6-themed skills and Super Souls, along with techniques associated with Cabba and Frost. The exact drop varies by quest, and owning the DLC doesn’t automatically add every skill to the shop. Some drops only become available after the related mission has been cleared, so complete all four quests once before beginning a dedicated farm.
| Mission Group | Hidden Trigger | Main Danger | Counter |
|---|---|---|---|
| PQ 101–102 | Clear the opening wave quickly and keep required allies alive | NPC health drains while you chase distant enemies | Use lock-on, revive immediately and finish isolated targets |
| PQ 103 | Defeat the support lineup before the main encounter ends | Enemies retreat after a delayed dialogue event | Save stamina breaks for the scripted arrival |
| PQ 104 | Survive the final escalation without losing the mission ally | Multiple high-damage transformations overlap | Bring Energy Capsules and use a defensive Awoken Skill |
For farming, bring a mentor or strong custom character instead of relying on the guest AI. A Saiyan build with Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan, a stamina-break strike combo and a high-damage ultimate such as Emperor’s Death Beam can end the opening phases before the hidden timer becomes a problem. If you’re still tuning your PC performance, the setting principles in Steamoz’s frame-rate settings guide are useful for keeping inputs responsive during crowded fights.
Super Pack 2 secrets: Champa, Vados and the timed fights
Super Pack 2 focuses on Champa and Vados and is where many players start missing Ultimate Finishes because the missions stack several events close together. The secret route usually depends on clearing the first group before the battle drags on, then defeating the next reinforcements before the original target is allowed to escape or trigger another cutscene.
Champa’s attacks are slow but punishing. Watch for the wind-up on his heavy strikes and don’t burn your stamina vanish just to escape a normal combo. His pressure is much easier to manage if you stay slightly above ground level, bait a whiff, then punish with a charged heavy attack into a stamina break. Vados is more mobile and tends to create space, so use a charged ki blast or a tracking super rather than chasing her blindly.
How to expose the bonus route
Start by clearing the weakest enemies in the first area while keeping your health above half. The hidden objective often fails silently when the protected NPC is left under pressure for too long. When Champa or Vados enters, focus on the boss only if the mission text tells you to; otherwise, eliminate the smaller targets that keep interrupting your damage.
After the extra enemies arrive, don’t rush into an ultimate before breaking stamina. The Super Pack 2 bosses can escape or interrupt long animations, turning a seemingly perfect run into a normal finish. A short stamina-break combo, followed by a fast ultimate, is more reliable than a flashy one-shot attempt.
| Phase | What to Watch For | Recommended Action | Reward Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opening wave | Named allies taking repeated hits | Clear attackers before focusing the boss | Protects the Ultimate Finish flag |
| Champa arrival | Slow heavy swings and area pressure | Vanish only on confirmed hit, then punish recovery | Keeps your damage output high without stamina loss |
| Vados arrival | Long-range movement and evasive repositioning | Use tracking supers and corner pressure | Stops the timed escalation from expiring |
Expect repeat clears for skills and Super Souls. The game’s reward rolls are random, so a successful Ultimate Finish proves that you met the condition, not that the desired item must drop. If the reward screen is empty of the technique you want, replay the same quest rather than moving through the pack again.
Super Pack 3 secrets: the Future Trunks escalation
Super Pack 3 is built around Goku Black, Goku Black Rosé and Zamasu, and its secret rewards are tied to chained encounters. The key is speed during the first phase and survival during the second. If you spend too long trading with a transformed enemy, the supporting cast can collapse before the next event starts.
Goku Black Rosé rewards aggressive but controlled play. His ranged attacks punish predictable approaches, while his melee strings are easier to interrupt after a perfect block or stamina break. Zamasu is more frustrating because his survival and recovery make ordinary damage feel inefficient. Don’t waste your strongest ultimate while he still has a partner covering him; remove the partner or force a stamina break first.
The hidden reward checklist
Keep the required Future Warrior allies alive, defeat the initial enemies within the mission’s implied time window, and trigger every reinforcement before finishing the main target. The safest method is to use the opening seconds to build three ki bars, then save your transformation and ultimate for the first named villain. Once the second wave appears, reposition toward the center of the arena so the camera doesn’t lose a newly spawned enemy behind terrain.
These missions are also a good place to test a strike-versus-ki build. Ki builds clear groups faster, but strike builds can convert a stamina break into a shorter boss kill. For a balanced setup, prioritize stamina and basic attack enough to survive extended exchanges, then invest in your preferred damage stat. A 125-point offensive stat cap is available for specialized builds, but a mixed character should avoid spreading points across all five attack categories.
For general input and stutter troubleshooting, Steamoz’s smooth-performance settings advice applies to the same kind of crowded arena problem: stable frame pacing matters more than chasing a peak frame-rate number.
Super Pack 4 secrets: Vegito Blue and Fused Zamasu
Super Pack 4 delivers the Super Pass finale with Vegito Blue and Fused Zamasu. These are the missions to farm only after your character has a dependable stamina-break loop, healing items and enough damage to end phases quickly. The hidden route is less about finding a map corner and more about not allowing the battle to fail its survival or timing checks.
Fused Zamasu’s danger comes from arena control and long attack strings. Stay mobile when the battlefield fills with projectiles, but don’t spam vanish attacks; you’ll need stamina for the boss’s real combo. Vegito Blue is aggressive and can erase an NPC’s health bar while you’re focused elsewhere, so check the team status regularly and interrupt him with a hard knockdown or stamina break.
A dependable final-pack rotation
Open with a quick ki charge or a short combo into knockback. Transform only after the first named enemy has committed to an attack, then use a stamina break. Follow with your highest-damage ultimate, recover stamina while the enemy is down, and repeat. If the mission introduces a second boss, heal before the transition rather than gambling on a final burst.
Super Pack 4’s reward pool is especially attractive for players chasing fusion-themed skills, Super Souls and the associated playable characters. Again, the Ultimate Finish only unlocks the chance to receive the bonus pool. It does not guarantee a specific drop, and changing difficulty won’t magically force the skill you need.
| Build Element | Recommended Choice | Why It Works | Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Awoken Skill | Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan | Strong damage boost for fast boss phases | Ki drain requires careful stamina management |
| Core combo | Heavy stamina break into charged ultimate | Converts a vulnerable window into reliable burst | Missed timing leaves you exposed |
| Items | Energy Capsule Z and All-Energy Capsule | Protects long Ultimate Finish attempts | Consumes healing stock during repeated farms |
| Team setup | One damage partner and one durable partner | Reduces the chance of an NPC defeat | AI allies can steal knockouts or interrupt combos |
Before farming the last missions, confirm that your character’s stamina is high enough to survive two full enemy strings. A build that kills quickly but gets stamina-broken once is less reliable than a slightly weaker build that can vanish, revive an ally and restart its rotation.
Fastest way to farm every hidden drop
Clear PQ 101 through PQ 116 once in numerical order, then make a checklist of the skills and Super Souls you still need. Farm one mission at a time and abandon a run immediately if the Ultimate Finish trigger clearly failed. There’s no benefit in finishing a normal route when your target belongs to the bonus pool.
Use the highest difficulty you can clear consistently, but don’t confuse difficulty with a guaranteed drop-rate switch. The most important efficiency gain is reducing each run’s opening phase. A custom Saiyan with high ki, a reliable charge skill, a stamina-break combo and a fast ultimate is ideal. Human and Majin characters can also farm effectively; Xenoverse 2 rewards execution and quest knowledge more than a single mandatory race.
Finally, check the in-game Skill List and the Parallel Quest information screen after every clear. The official Bandai Namco game page is useful for DLC ownership and patch information, while the community Parallel Quest database can help cross-check a reward name when the game’s descriptions are vague. For general combat fundamentals, Steamoz’s step-by-step learning approach is surprisingly applicable: isolate one mechanic, practice it, then build the full route around it.
The short version is that the Super Pass has no secret cave system or collectible map trail. Its hidden locations are the event windows inside PQ 101–116. Protect the right allies, beat the correct wave quickly, trigger the Ultimate Finish, and keep replaying until the random reward system finally gives up the skill or Super Soul you’re chasing.