Ethan Crossfield 
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 players who still check in for recurring rewards have one more cosmetic to collect. A new Beerus and Whis loading-screen illustration is being distributed through Timespace Delivery, offering a small but timely reason to log in even after the game’s paid DLC programme has concluded.
What changed in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2
The new addition is a loading-screen illustration featuring Beerus and Whis. Bandai Namco announced the reward on October 13 and said it would be available to every player through Timespace Delivery after logging in. Distribution began gradually from 1:00 AM UTC on the same day. The announcement did not specify an end date, so there is currently no confirmed deadline for collecting the artwork.
This is a cosmetic addition rather than a new gameplay expansion, character pack, or major system update. Still, it extends the unusually long support cycle for Xenoverse 2, which is approaching its tenth anniversary.
Who should log in to claim it
Players who collect loading screens, Gallery of Time material, or Dragon Ball Super-themed cosmetics are the clearest audience for this reward. Loading-screen art has been a regular part of Xenoverse 2’s live-service rotation, appearing through TP Medal Shop selections, raids, and other recurring activities.
The Beerus and Whis image also arrives shortly after the October 11 Japanese premiere of the first episode of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus. The game’s official messaging links the artwork to the latest anime, making the giveaway part of Bandai Namco’s broader habit of connecting Xenoverse 2 to active Dragon Ball releases.
What Xenoverse 2 support looks like next
Future Saga Chapter 4, released on July 8, closed the game’s paid expansion roadmap after roughly a decade of DLC. That does not appear to mean every update has stopped. Smaller rewards and live-service activities have continued, and this Beerus and Whis illustration is another example of that lighter-touch support.
The Future Saga Chapter 4 release also added eight illustrations and the Gallery of Time, where players can view more than 1,000 collected loading screens and other materials. Xenoverse 2 has previously received cosmetics tied to Dragon Ball developments, including a Beerus-and-Bulla login reward in November 2024 and larger Dragon Ball DAIMA crossover content in 2025. More small tie-ins remain possible, although Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 is scheduled for 2027.
What players should know
- The Beerus and Whis illustration is a free login reward, not paid DLC.
- Check Timespace Delivery after logging in to find the distribution.
- Rollout began at 1:00 AM UTC on October 13, so availability may not have appeared simultaneously for every player.
- No expiration date was included in the announcement.
- The reward follows the end of Xenoverse 2’s paid DLC roadmap, but recurring cosmetic and live-service activity is still continuing.
Expert View
This is a modest update, but it is useful confirmation for long-term players: Xenoverse 2 has not been fully retired after its final paid DLC. Collectors should grab the illustration, while players waiting for substantial new combat content should keep expectations measured. The game’s remaining support is currently centered on limited rewards and franchise tie-ins rather than another major expansion.
