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it's most likely going to be locked behind a paywall which is MEH IMO
season pass only covers DLC 1 through 4 currently unless they say otherwise...
what would you call him then? Super Buu ultimate gohan absorbed? LOL
Actually Cooler's name directly translates to Kura (or well...Kūrā), Dokkan tends to take those names and make them easier for Western audiences which lead to Coora. However "Kūrā" is more directly the Japanese word for Cooler, which is what the naming scheme is and thus Cooler is more often used.
When it comes to Buu, all of them are have the Majin title before their names with a discriptor (such as Innocent, Pure Evil, Evil, and Pure). Furthermore his absorptions in Japan apply the addition of (*character Absorbed) to the name.
However western audiences have generally excepted that the original naming scheme is overall annoying, which lead to naming each for off its appearance. Thus we got Fat Buu, Evil/Gray Buu, Super Buu, and Kid Buu as names for each form (You could have Majin Buu, Mr. Buu, and Buff Buu added as well). These have generally been excepted as their names now, with many games using them due to their popularity. As you could guess, the fanbase wanted to make the absorptions easier to refer to and thus the fusion naming scheme was used (these names however, are fanbase only).