Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has arrived for Dragon Ball fans everywhere, and they are already digging into what it has to offer. Pulling fighters from across the animated Dragon Ball canon, as well ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero places Goku front and center during its story mode, and his three different What If Sparking ...

Goku Black will be available for purchase in the Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero shop under the characters tab once you reach Player Level 20 where he will cost 75,000 zeni.

Dragon Ball Daima DLC for Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is set to arrive in April 2025; Before now we've only known of Vegeta (Mini) and Glorio; Bandai Namco has revealed Super Saiyan forms for Daima ...

Goku has the most important and lengthiest Story path in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero and it’s only fitting as he’s the iconic MC and face of the franchise.

During the Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero The Dramatic Showdown Grand Finals on March 16, 2025, Bandai Namco shared a trailer looking at the Daima anime DLC characters that will come to the game.In ...

What's included: Every version of Goku, as he appears in Dragon Ball: Sparking!Zero. This is, as best I can tell, a pretty comprehensive assembly of Gokus. There may be some minor forms missing ...

Every Dragon Ball fighting game is going to feature plenty of Goku, as it should. But, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero really takes the cake with how much Goku it provides. Currently, Dragon Ball ...

Goku (Mini) is a really interesting character in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero. He plays a lot like you expect Kid Goku to - fast melee strikes, with a bit of extra reach thanks to the Power Pole.

Dragon Ball Sparking ZERO offers players many aspects of gameplay and story to players, including a multiplayer mode, a Hyperbolic Chamber local multiplayer mode, an Episode Mode, and more.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is a festival in Goku's honour, and a must buy for age-old lovers of Akira Toriyama 's work. This game was reviewed on the PS5 with a code provided by the publisher.

Sparking! Zero does what no anime arena fighter — let alone a Dragon Ball game — has ever done: it allows players to sit in the director’s chair and make their years’ worth of dream ...