Apparently I never made a post using the information I compiled on the available DLCs for the game. I just reopened an old text file that I had made…so here it is.

Please note that this information is for the original DLCs available for the Japanese version of the game. I’m not sure about the specs for the International releases.

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Thanks to the heads up from vault2049 on GameFAQs for this information. It looks as though the extra DLCs are now available from the PSN store.

• Sister Prologues: Additional prequel chapters featuring Two, Three, Four, Five and Zero in a playable level with their own unique weapons; each chapter, minus Two, contains its own unique trophy set as well ($5.99 each)

• Sister Prologue Bundle: Contains all of the above prologue chapters, including One ($29.99)

• Furiae’s Garb: The costume of the princess turned goddess, Furiae, from the original Drakengard, please reduce damage taken by 5% when equipped ($2.99)

• Eris’s Garb: The garment of the youngest military commander in Drakengard® 2 prevents stamina loss when guarding ($2.99)

• Intoner Arrange Tracks: A new music pack that replaces the tracks used when Zero enters Intoner Mode ($1.99)

Source:  Square Enix NA

Starting today (May 1st), you are able to purchase all six of the Utahime Sisters’ Story DLCs as a bundle set for 2,284 Yen +tax. This bundle includes Zero, One, Two, Three, Four, and Five’s Story DLCs that had been released for around 571 Yen each.

There’s also a line in the article by Dengeki that suggests that there are even more DLCs in the works beyond the 6 Utahime Sisters’ Story DLCs. Hmm! This has not been explicitly announced yet, however, it is always welcome news! I certainly hope we get to see a special chapter on Accord. <3

Source: 4Gamer | Dengeki | Famitsu | Siliconera

** Please beware of spoilers as follows… **

So, I just finished Three’s story DLC and… I must say this is the weakest of them all thus far.  I know I was concentrating more on the battles than listening to the voiceovers but my feeling is that…not much happened here.

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