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The existing DLC are $30 for anime music and people have complained that they can't go online and that the demo doesn't work.
Given all that, it's reasonable to be annoyed if you've basically done most of the content in the game and it's still broken by that point, with not much word from devs/PR unless you directly contact them to get a small, vague blurb. Again, top that with the ridiculous asking price just to have some licensed songs play in particular parts of the game, and you've got a situation where complaints are justified.
That's even disregarding an argument like, "If I pay $60, the game should be complete and as close to bug-free as possible."
Oh well, I'll try a custom mission to see if auras are here. There's a new custom mission from Bamco, which is cool, but no obvious bug fixes and no patch notes to check, anyway.
Very, very lame.
Dragon Ball Heroes is an extremely popular franchise over in Japan, and has been around for at least 8 years now. I would be very, very surprised if they actually abandoned this game so soon after launch.