"Sparking! ZERO" Official Announcement, Pre-, & Post-Release Discussion Thread

[WittyUsername]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j8HmLnipbkA

New trailer that promises more characters in the future. Doesn’t say anything about costumes, stages, or single player content, though. The big takeaway is that they haven’t given up on this game yet.

[Gt91]

Good.
Maybe they'll tease a new season pass.

[Mr Baggins]

Their official statement is this:

"The next DLC is already in the pipeline, bringing new characters and more. More info coming January 2026!"

Sounds like it's not just additional characters.

[Koitsukai]

I don't think there are that many characters left to add:

Tamagami 1, 2, 3
Kid SS3 Goku

Super 17
Rildo
Ledjic
Ice and Fire Shadown Dragons
GT Vegeta
GT Trunks
GT Gohan (skin of Z Gohan)
GT Goten

Piccolo Daimao
Ma Jr.
Tambourine
Timbal
Nam
King Chappa
Arale

Shin
Yakon
Buff Buu
Paikuhan

Turles' crew
Cooler's crew
Slug's crew
Pilaf's crew


And I wouldn't even expect to get all of them. I would settle for the most important guys of each series + new stages + more offline modes.

[Bardock God of Time]

I think a Sparking Meteor Expansion pack that adds all the missing characters and stages would be awesome

I wonder how much that'd cost? 40 bucks? I'd hope they'd throw in some extra modes from BT3 too

I believe there's 31 characters from Tenkaichi 3 missing and over a dozen stages

Give me a Raging Blast 2 pack that adds the OG SSJ3 Vegeta, LSSJ3 Broly, Tarble, Hatchiyack, Neiz, Dore, Android 14 and 15 while you're at it.

But thinking about it, maybe it'd be better to go by arc to add characters never seen before like the rest of the Shadow Dragons, Ledgic, etc.

[miguelnuva1]

I'm not gonna lie a Tenkaichi 3.pack with the missing characters and stages and a RB2 pack thst does the same, I'd probably drop 30 each if there was a couple months between them.

I really want Kid SS3 for Daima Goku as well as SS and God for Shallot.

[Jord]

The thing to me with these extra characters is that due to the game's structure, they are less deep to play as and bore soon. There isn't any deep mastery, such as with FighterZ.

[MCDaveG]

OK! Nice!

Now I really hope they expand on costumes for the characters that are already in (please, EOZ Goku, Movie 9 Gohan). Put them in shop, put them as reward for some game modes. The game is fun, there is just nothing to do, besides ranking in online.

At least we will, hopefully, know more in January way before Battle Hour, unless it is just some sort of teaser. But it's something at least!

[Nickolaidas]

I fully expect more Goku/Vegeta transformations (Daima versions) and more Daima characters. I doubt they're going to touch anything more from the old shows/movies, they'll probably go ham on Daima to ignite interest on the show or invest on the already established interest.

[Jord]

OK! Nice!

Now I really hope they expand on costumes for the characters that are already in (please, EOZ Goku, Movie 9 Gohan). Put them in shop, put them as reward for some game modes. The game is fun, there is just nothing to do, besides ranking in online.

At least we will, hopefully, know more in January way before Battle Hour, unless it is just some sort of teaser. But it's something at least!

Extra costumes cost a lot of time/money to make due to the way lighting and such works in the engine.

[funrush]

The thing to me with these extra characters is that due to the game's structure, they are less deep to play as and bore soon. There isn't any deep mastery, such as with FighterZ.

Yeah that's kind of how it's always been with this series. It is less focused on being a "real" fighting game and more focused on providing lots of different matchups for the superfans to play out. Which is why ideally they should just keep pumping new characters and stages into it for years and years, cause that's how it'll really reach that potential. I could easily see like 100+ more characters getting put into this thing if they really want to and if fans are willing to pay up.

I'm glad we now have Fighterz as an alternative for people who are deeper into fighting game mechanics cause back in the Tenkaichi days it'd be like "Well I guess there's Super Dragon Ball Z" lol. You guys remember that game? It was so cool to be able to play as adult Chi-Chi.

[Jord]

Yeah, to me there's nothing "wrong" with less deep characters but they bore me a lot faster. Ideally, I would like to see some story content or even just challenges with these characters as a way to use them in unique situations. Heck, just give every character a Street Fighter like arcade mode in which they face 10 opponents related to the character, where if you beat it you get an extra character color..

Shouldn't be that hard to implement.

[Koitsukai]

I've also grown bored of the scarcity of modes the game has to offer. I mean, even if it invites you to do your own thing, then let me use every Z capsule (or whatever it's called) in offline modes and not just in Custom Battle mode.

I think the game could greatly benefit from some simple game modes seen in previous installments. Nothing too fancy, really.

[Mr Baggins]

Now that we'll probably be in another DLC content drought until next year, I thought I'd post all the custom battles I've made in this thread if anyone here plays on PS5 and is interested. I must again swear by the fact that there's a lot of cool stuff you can do in this mode, so feel free to try 'em out!

Standalone episodes:

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"The Power Saiyans"
ID: 1-747-698-971
Characters: SSG Goku, SSB Vegeta, SSFP Broly, SSR Black, SS Trunks vs. Anilaza
Stage: City
Alternate Failure Ending: Yes (but it's nothing special)
Premise: Team Saiyans have arrived! Can our heroes stop the rampaging Kaiju Anilaza from destroying the city?
Notes: This is just a straightforward Super Sentai concept based on all the hair colors, which I thought would be fun. It was my first ever custom battle so it's on the simpler side. Anilaza is very durable but weak to blasts, and with a team of 5 Saiyans this shouldn't be too difficult to clear.

"Surpass Beerus, Uub!"
ID: 0-514-179-368
Characters: Oob (base) vs. Beerus
Stage: Islands
Alternate Failure Ending: Yes
Premise: Several years after the 28th Tenkaichi Budokai, Goku lures Beerus to Earth with the flimsy promise that Cheelai is there waiting for him. Annoyed at first, Beerus assumes Goku wants a rematch. However, Goku has a different idea – he wants to put his own student's skills to the test against the God of Destruction!
Notes: With a low clear rate currently, this one's pretty tough. That was intentional since I wanted the player to feel like they're really fighting Beerus at full strength. Nothing too complicated about the mechanics of this fight, but I enjoyed making it!

"Cell Jr. Returns"
ID: 2-932-432-797
Characters: Android 17 vs. Cell Jr. (x5)
Stage: Islands
Alternate Failure Ending: Yes
Premise: One day, Park Ranger 17 receives a distress call from Monster Island. What he finds there astonishes him – a horde of Cell Juniors! Can he save the sanctuary?
Notes: As you might have guessed, this is based on one of the Super manga's bonus chapters and details how 17 actually met the Cell Juniors. I designed this to be something like a survival fight where he regains a bit of health after taking down each opponent, and without the ability to charge ki, it's a pretty interesting challenge.

"Arch-Enemy Brothers"
ID: 4-332-172-937
Characters: Golden Freeza vs. Metal Cooler
Stage: Rocky Land (Night)
Alternate Failure Ending: Yes
Premise: Freeza has been revived! Now having trained for four months and obtaining a brand new form, preparations are ready to begin his invasion of Earth. But first, he has unfinished business with a certain someone in another corner of the galaxy...
Notes: This is a "canon" (headcanon of course) interpretation of Cooler where the Metal Cooler form is different than how it works in The Return of Cooler. Cooler has a hidden transformation up his sleeve that his brother didn't know about, and it's silver!

"I Am Attractive!"
ID: 4-453-364-295
Characters: Zarbon vs. Roasie, Kakunsa, Ribrianne
Stage: Islands (Evening)
Alternate Failure Ending: Yes
Premise: Zarbon is vacationing on an... erm, vacation planet in Universe 2. All seems well, until he overhears Ribrianne's sisters praising her as the most beautiful in the universe. Zarbon naturally takes great offense (who could possibly be prettier than he?!) and decides to challenge Ribrianne. Who is most deserving of this title? Find out!
Notes: Comic relief episode based on the Beerus-Ribrianne gag from the Super manga. It has a pretty funny twist at the end that I thought fit well with the joke.

"Welcome to Planet Sadala!"
ID: 3-813-113-324
Characters: Cabba, Caulifla, Kale vs. Saibaman (x4), Bojack
Stage: Rocky Land (Evening)
Alternate Failure Ending: No
Premise: Shortly after the Tournament of Power, the Saiyans of Universe 6 continue to train together. However, a deadly pirate has arrived to wipe out and resell Planet Sadala for monetary gain. Can Cabba and friends save their home?
Notes: Bojack is just a generic space mercenary here. This fight has a few auto events, such as Bojack's transformation, the Kefla fusion and a mid-battle cutscene after the Saibamen are defeated, but the individual Saiyans' transformations can be used manually.

"Ultra Movement Turns the Tables!"
ID: 4-474-453-553
Characters: Roshi (base) vs. Cell (perfect form)
Stage: Cell Games Arena
Alternate Failure Ending: No
Premise: A few days before the Cell Games, Roshi secretly journeys to Cell's arena to challenge him! Cell finds this preposterous, of course; Roshi isn't anywhere close to him in power. But it would appear there's a move he's been wanting to test out...
Notes: Follow the instructions to give Roshi an insane buff that lasts for about 10 seconds, repeating whenever necessary to, ahem, "turn the tables"!

"Goku Black Unleashed"
ID: 1-132-424-507
Characters: Black vs. Kakarot, Raditz, Nappa, Vegeta
Stage: Planet Namek
Alternate Failure Ending: Yes
Premise: Having succeeded in achieving their Zero Mortal Plan in the future, Black and Zamasu decide to travel to other universes, dimensions and timelines to ensure all mortals are erased from the fabric of reality itself. They find a world where Kakarot never hit his head as a child and thus joined the surviving Saiyans. Black resolves to eliminate this dimension's Goku.
Notes: One of my most popular episodes so far. The victory ending has a twist that I've always imagined would eventually happen to Black and Zamasu if they never merged and were allowed to continue their plan unhindered.

"Special Forces, Assemble!"
ID: 0-197-757-444 (PS5)
Characters: SSG Goku, SSB Vegeta, FPSS Broly, Orange Piccolo, Gohan Beast vs. Syn Shenron / Yi Xing Long
Stage: Land of the Kais
Alternate Endings: Yes (1 failure)
Premise: In the sequel to "The Power Saiyans", Team Saiyans is back and more colorful than ever! After Black and Trunks return to their dimension to continue their feud, two new members have taken their place – Gohan Beast and the not-really-Saiyan Orange Piccolo. But with a powerful shadow dragon having just been awakened, duty calls once more. Can they manage to take down their strongest foe yet?
Notes: I assume "special forces" is "tokusentai" in the Japanese version, hence the Super Sentai reference in the title. Yi Xing Long is quite a bit tougher than Anilaza from the previous episode, having a ton of durability and more aggressive AI plus an additional transformation and full health restoration as soon as he's low on juice. Sparking mode is completely disabled for most of the fight. To be honest, I thought the previous episode was a little too easy with 5 Super Saiyans fighting one enemy so this should be a fairer challenge. Not crazy hard, though. Remember to take advantage of the team mechanics if you're struggling.

"Hero's Strength"
ID: 4-988-532-231 (PS5)
Characters: Gamma 1 vs. Android 13
Stage: City (Night)
Alternate Endings: No
Premise: Shortly after the events of Super Hero, Gamma 1 is still processing and grieving Gamma 2's death at the hands of Cell Max. To make matters worse, his evening walk is interrupted when a mysterious man with the Red Ribbon logo appears before him! Who is this villain?
Notes: Mostly a story-centric fight that's fairly straightforward, but you'll need to follow the on-screen text clues near the end of the battle to secure the win.

"Mystery Namekian"
ID: 4-785-933-036 (PS5)
Characters: Piccolo vs. Slug
Stage: Open Field
Alternate Endings: Yes (1 failure)
Premise: Occurs a few years after EoZ. Piccolo, Gohan and Pan are training near Piccolo's home one day, but their routine is cut short when an ancient Namekian claiming to be from the Demon Realm appears on Earth! What does he want from Piccolo?
Notes: The plot structure of "mysterious bad guy shows up and causes trouble for the good guys" is kinda similar to 'Hero's Strength', and I made this one before that, so I guess it can be considered a prototype to that episode. But it's also different enough that I still feel like including it here, although I generally think 'Hero's Strength' turned out better in comparison.

"Pushing the Limit"
ID: 3-487-961-386 (PS5)
Characters: SS3 Goku vs. Whis
Stage: Land of the Kais (I'm pretending this is Beerus's Planet)
Alternate Endings: Yes (1 extra victory, 2 failures)
Premise: Days after his galaxy-busting battle with Beerus as a Super Saiyan God, Goku feels dejected now that the ritual's time limit and any residual God power within him has expired. Fortunately, he's found a way to contact and train with Whis, who helps Goku find new methods that may allow him to re-surpass the Super Saiyan 3 transformation on his own! What kind of power awaits him?
Notes: So this was actually created and uploaded a while before the DLC dropped, so there's a small post-patch text bug in the two victory endings where a keyword was replaced with [1] for some reason – it's annoying, but I think I'd rather wait for Spike to fix it than re-edit. Anyway, this is an experimental training themed episode that's nothing special story-wise, but... uhh, "pushes the limit" of the battle effects tables. This one has a total of four different endings, which took a crapload of tinkering to get working correctly. In a nutshell; if you lose OR win as a Super Saiyan 3, doesn't matter which, you will trigger one of the failure endings. If you succeed in transforming but still lose against Whis, you will trigger the other failure ending. There are two potential transformations Goku can tap into in this episode, depending on whichever condition mentioned in the intro cutscene is fulfilled – and depending on which of those forms you win the fight with, that will trigger one of the two different victory endings (these aren't actually all that drastically different, but certain details differ).

"The Fake Saiyans"
ID: 3-594-665-207 (PS5)
Characters: SSG Goku, SSB Vegeta, SSFP Broly, Orange Piccolo, Gohan Beast vs. SSR Black, Super Baby 2, LSS Broly, Super Android 13, SS4 Goku
Stage: City Ruins
Alternate Endings: Yes (1 failure)
Premise: Part 3 of the Super Saiyan Sentai series and sequel to "Special Forces, Assemble!". Team Saiyans has arrived on the scene... but this time they are villains/imposters?! It looks like Goku Black has returned and formed his own Special Forces squad of scoundrels comprised of evil "fake" Saiyans from several worlds. Can Goku and the team hope to stop them before they destroy everything?
Notes: Unlike previous episodes in this series, you cannot switch out at any point as each teammate has a predetermined opponent on the opposite team. However, unlike the previous episode, sparking mode is allowed. These fights aren't all that difficult (and I'd say the episode is overall easier than "Special Forces, Assemble!", which isn't really that hard itself) but there is a major penalty for losing any one of them – after the predetermined one-on-one fights, the victors of your team will face off against whoever is left, but all of the victors on the opposing team will receive a massive attack boost. This was to disincentivize cheesing all the opponents with Gohan Beast, who is easily the strongest on the team.

"Gohan vs. Kefla"
ID: 3-603-031-679 (PS5)
Characters: Ultimate Gohan vs. Super Saiyan Kefla
Stage: Tournament of Power Arena
Alternate Endings: Yes (1 extra victory)
Premise: A simple recreation of the Gohan vs. Kefla fight from chapters 38 and 39 of the Dragon Ball Super manga.
Notes: If Kefla gets Gohan down to 10% health or less without defeating him, an alternate story path will unfold that's a bit more challenging than the default story path. Can't say much more without spoiling things.

Dragon Ball Super: Demon Realm Arc series episodes (this is basically an alternate take of Daima's events if they were under the Super brand/continuity):

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Episode 01: "Toward a New Age"
ID: 0-232-304-761 (PS5)
Characters: Gohan vs. ???, Goku
Stage: Open Field
Premise: A few weeks after Cell Max's defeat, Goku reunites with his son Gohan for a sparring match – he's heard about the battle Gohan and Piccolo had with Cell Max, so of course he wants to check out Gohan's new transformation. But it seems he's not the only one who wants a taste of Gohan's new power!
Notes: The first episode is an almost total recreation of Dragon Ball Super manga chapters 102 & 103, but ends very differently than 103 did and ultimately leads into the arc proper. That means there's a lot of successive fights and cutscenes, though I held back on making this one all that challenging since it's just the introduction. One might also notice that the episode title is a reference to chapter 103's title.

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Episode 02: "A Solo Journey to the Demon Realm"
ID: 1-064-660-890 (PS5)
Characters: Glorio vs. Goku
Stage: Tournament of Power Arena
Premise: Following Goku's mysterious disappearance at the end of the first episode, it turns out that the Grand Minister himself has teleported Goku to the Realm of Void. As Angels are not allowed to interfere in the affairs of mortals, he has a request for Goku: Gomah, current Supreme Demon King of the Demon Realm, plans to launch a massive invasion of the mortal universes to take them over, and the multiverse needs Goku's help to stop him! Glorio, a demon spy who has been secretly working and training under the Grand Minister, will be escorting Goku to the Demon Realm to start their journey. But first, Glorio wants to test his strength against Goku to assess if they're truly up to the task!
Notes: This episode is where the arc truly kicks into high gear, and there's a lot of Super-isms here that really work to distinguish this whole story from Dragon Ball Daima. For example, plotwise, Glorio (as one may surmise from the premise above) has a very different backstory and is no pushover in this version, as he can in fact give Super Saiyan Blue Goku a challenge. And there's only more Super-isms to come!

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Episode 03: "Here Comes Majin Kuu!"
ID: 3-875-336-109 (PS5)
Characters: Goku, Glorio, Panzy vs. Saibaman (multiple), Majin Kuu
Stage: Rocky Land (Evening)
Premise: Goku and Glorio meet Panzy shortly after arriving in the Third Demon World, who is actually Glorio's sister in this version of the story. But before they can fully acquaint themselves, a dastardly crew of Saibamen, creatures once used by the Saiyans who are actually native to the Demon Realm, arrive to cause trouble. Can this newly formed trio of Goku, Glorio and Panzy hope to take them all out? And who is their mysterious leader?
Notes: Probably my least polished episode of the series, unfortunately. The event programming was frustrating as hell to get working properly, so I'm not confident it's completely airtight but it should be for most playthroughs. I wanted the player to have the impression they'll have to fight a lot of Saibamen before they get to Majin Kuu.

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Episode 04: "A Difficult Fight: The Search for Goku"
ID: 0-378-488-663 (PS5)
Characters: Vegeta vs. Dabura
Stage: Islands (Night)
Premise: After having gathered Earth's Dragon Balls, Gohan's group learns of Goku's whereabouts. Although they attempt to have Shenron teleport them to Goku's location, this is unfortunately beyond Shenron's power as only high ranking demons can cross the barrier between the multiverse and the Demon Realm. Their sole recourse is to resurrect the only high ranking demon they know: Supreme Demon King Dabura! However, Dabura is unfortunately unwilling to cooperate and take them to his home world. Impatient, Vegeta decides to beat that cooperation out of Dabura... but may not fully comprehend the tricks Dabura has in store for the former Saiyan prince!
Notes: Light spoilers – lots of wacky things happen to Vegeta because of Dabura's magic, and I even gave Dabura some of Babidi's spells out of admittedly wonky headcanon that he inherited them from Babidi himself. Still, I really like how this one turned out and thought it was a good opportunity for a Vegeta-centric break from Goku's adventure. It essentially begins the "B plot" of the arc.

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Episode 05: "Victory in the Third Demon World"
ID: 0-840-335-656 (PS5)
Characters: Goku, Glorio, Panzy, Majin Kuu vs. Garlic Jr.
Stage: Rocky Land (Night)
Premise: With Majin Kuu now in the party, Goku's group have almost reached the Second Demon World. They stop for a meal break, but are immediately ambushed by Kuu's superior officer Garlic Jr., the strongest of King Gomah's Third Demon World forces. Kuu is now faced with a choice; should he betray his new friends, or fight for what he believes in?
Notes: Easily the most straightforward of my episodes. You're forced to start the fight as Kuu for story reasons, but once Garlic is down to a certain percentage of health Goku's entire party will join in and then you can freely switch between everyone at will. Garlic's only gimmick is that he can take a lot of hits.

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Episode 06: "Majin Kuu vs. Majin Duu?!"
ID: 1-464-148-521 (PS5)
Characters: Majin Kuu vs. Majin Duu
Stage: Planet Namek
Premise: Goku and friends have now arrived at the Second Demon World, which Goku mistakes for Planet Namek. But before they can continue their journey, Majin Kuu is greeted by his sibling Majin Duu! Duu is rather hangry and just wants some chocolate, but Kuu isn't much in the mood to entertain his childish younger brother. The two get into a scuffle while Goku and the rest of the group watch on in total bewilderment.
Notes: By far the goofiest, dumbest custom battle episode I've ever made, yet one I thoroughly enjoyed making all the same. No regrets! If you're not feeling Duu's dumb antics, don't worry – it's a fairly short one.

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Episode 07: "Tenacious Demon King"
ID: 2-009-129-281 (PS5)
Characters: Goku, Glorio, Panzy, Majin Kuu, Majin Duu vs. Hirudegarn
Stage: First Demon World
Premise: As Goku and the party finally arrive in the First Demon World, they're immediately confronted by none other than the Supreme Demon King himself: King Gomah! However, Glorio is quick to notice that Gomah is already in possession of the Evil Third Eye, a powerful artifact that gives its user strange and terrifying abilities. To show off his new powers, Gomah uses his Third Eye to summon an ancient, deadly beast known as Hirudegarn. Gomah doesn't feel the need to dirty his hands, and believes his new pet monster Hirudegarn is more than enough to crush the opposition. Can Goku and the crew manage to topple this foe?!
Notes: This is the last episode where Goku fights alongside his Majin friends, so have fun with them while you can! Hirudegarn isn't too difficult, but very durable and will receive a mild attack boost after he loses approximately 20% health. Once he's whittled down to only 30% health remaining, he'll trigger his Sparking! state that will last for a while if he doesn't use his ultimate blast.

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Episode 08: "Piccolo's Determination"
ID: 3-427-963-463 (PS5)
Characters: Piccolo vs. ???
Stage: Planet Namek
Premise: While Goku faces off against Gomah in the First Demon World, Vegeta's group has just arrived in the Second Demon World. But far off in the distance, Dabura notices a mysterious Majin that appears to be a Namekian like Piccolo, even though the Second Demon World has long been abandoned by the Namek race. After attempting to confront the Namekian, much to everyone's shock and dismay, Dabura is instantly killed! Piccolo is overcome with a strange feeling and steps up to fight the Namekian by himself – will he be able to survive?
Notes (spoilers below):

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These last three episodes are the final stretch that will serve as a true test of the player's skill. Katas fights very defensively, so strategies focused on breaking or circumventing those defenses are absolutely crucial to this fight. With 70% of Katas's health remaining, Piccolo will transform into Ultimate Piccolo and restore 30% of his health; and then at 50%, Orange Piccolo will be triggered and restore 30% health for himself again. Keep an eye on Katas's movements to make sure you're catching him off guard where appropriate.

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Episode 09: "Defiance in the Face of Despair! Goku vs. Gomah"
ID: 4-195-642-823 (PS5)
Characters: UI Goku vs. Gomah
Stage: First Demon World
Premise: Goku, now in his Ultra Instinct form, continues his solo fight against King Gomah. Unfortunately for Goku, it appears they are evenly matched and so neither are making much headway. It is here that Gomah reveals an interesting detail about his past – long ago, he lived among mortals and is a former member of the Pride Troopers. When Jiren joined, it drove a jealousy-fueled wedge between Gomah and his fellow teammates, which caused him to return to the Demon Realm where he's been plotting vengeance against the Multiverse ever since! This petty motivation annoys Goku more than anything, who is now more resolved than ever to stop Gomah from achieving his goals.
Notes (spoilers below):

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At 60% of Gomah's health remaining, an event will play, then Gomah will become completely invulnerable to Goku's attacks. If Goku is then brought down to 80% health remaining from here, an additional cutscene will trigger which will clue players in on what to do: SS3 Goku needs 4 skill points to use his "Power Up To The Very Limit" skill, which will trigger the next event and allow the fight to continue as normal. Finally, once Gomah has only 10% of his health remaining, Goku will automatically use his Ultimate Blast to finish the fight.

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Episode 10 Finale: "The Power of One, the Power of All"
ID: 1-670-176-718 (PS5)
Characters: SS4 Goku, SSB Vegeta, SSFP Broly, Gohan Beast, Orange Piccolo vs. Gomah
Stage: Hyperbolic Time Chamber
Premise: Now at the zenith of his power, Gomah finds himself suddenly teleported to a strange realm alongside Goku and the others. Shortly thereafter, they're greeted by the Grand Priest, who reveals he sent everyone to the Room of Spirit and Time to finish their battle because the Demon Realm is in danger of being obliterated at their current level. Gomah, now free to go wild with his Evil Third Eye, launches his attack against Goku and his team. Goku declares that not a single one of them can afford to fall in this battle, as he'll need everyone's combined strength to stop Gomah. There's just one more hurdle to go, and the fate of all universes depends on this fight!
Notes (spoilers below):

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Here we are, at the very end. This is a massive five-phase final boss fight that will not only test the player's skills to its limit but their endurance as well. As mentioned above, if even one character on the team gets knocked out it's an instant game over, so make sure you're regularly switching out and cycling through teammates so they can passively heal when needed. Remember to also use skills, blasts and ultimate blasts at opportune moments to make the fight a little more manageable.
Phase 1 is essentially a supercharged version of the previous episode's SS4 Goku vs. Gomah phase. Third Eye Gomah is an aggressive fighter and additionally (as with all subsequent phases) has a ton of health and durability. The key to success is mainly just ensuring that no teammate gets too close to being KO'd without switching out, as the player will immediately lose if that happens.
Phase 2 starts when Third Eye Gomah has 10% health remaining. Gomah's HP will be restored, then he'll transform into Giant Gomah. Because he's now a giant he's a little easier to hit than before, but unlike Third Eye Gomah, his strategy is focused more on long range blasts than close range attacks, so closing the gap is important here.
Phase 3 starts when Giant Gomah is defeated. The fight is now against Janemba, who fights at slightly closer range and has more health than Giant Gomah but is otherwise an easy target due to his size. Could arguably be the easiest of the phases depending on one's fighting style.
Phase 4 starts when Janemba has 10% health remaining. Janemba's HP will be restored and he'll then transform into Super Janemba. In this phase, the player will be locked out of Sparking! mode and ultimate blasts by proxy, so you'll need to press on with skills and blasts instead for an advantage. Super Janemba is EXTREMELY aggressive and will try to get close with hard hitting combos whenever possible, so keeping your distance when you can is an effective strategy here. This and the next phase are the most difficult of the phases.
Phase 5 starts when Super Janemba has 20% health remaining. This is it, the last phase! Super Janemba is now completely invulnerable to all attacks, and the current team member will automatically switch to Gohan who will no longer have the option to switch out, so you'll have to be extra careful here. As the cutscene hints, the solution is fairly straightforward: Gohan needs to fire his Ultimate Blast and have it hit Janemba. It won't actually damage him, but if successful, he will automatically switch to Piccolo who then needs to do the same. Rinse and repeat this process until it's finally Goku's turn, then watch in satisfaction as his Transcendent Kamehameha deletes the rest of Janemba's HP and finishes him off for good. If you've gotten this far, congratulations – you've officially completed the Demon Realm Arc! Enjoy the final ending I had to haphazardly put together because of custom battle's limitations, lol.

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There's also a new Frieza raid happening now, which admittedly isn't much.

[Gt91]

That's amazing!

[Bardock God of Time]

I hope the next DLCs are beefier in content with stages, costumes and maybe some story content.

An example for a Dragon Ball Super DLC Pack:

Free Update -

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SSB Kaioken Goku Transformation for Super Goku,

Spoiler:

Gohan Black

, SSBE Vegeta Transformation for Super Vegeta and U6 Tournament Stage

Characters -

Spoiler:

Ginyu (Tagoma's Body), Champa, Vados, Botamo, Magetta, Frost (1st Form) and

Spoiler:

Vegeta Black (Base and Rose)

Story Mode -

Spoiler:

Vegeta's Story gets expanded to include Dragon Ball Super with some What Ifs!

What If Vegeta went Super Saiyan God instead of Goku first? (leads to Vegeta killing Frieza before he can destroy the Earth)

What If Vegeta beat Hit in the U7 vs U6 Tournament?

Spoiler:

Leads to Vegeta Black

What If involving the Tournament of Power, Vegeta convinces Goku to not revive Frieza, Vegeta revives Raditz and Nappa instead. To explain a massive increase in their power they trained a bit in the Time Chamber + Elder Kai did the ritual on them. (So they don't need to go SSJ for budget sake) Or Vegeta is able to get Kid Trunks to join.

Costumes -

Spoiler:

Hyperbolic Time Chamber Saiyan Armor for Raditz & Nappa, Copy Vegeta, Badman Vegeta and Alternate Color Scheme Vegeta (Red Hair from the anime)

[miguelnuva1]

I hope the next DLCs are beefier in content with stages, costumes and maybe some story content.

An example for a Dragon Ball Super DLC Pack:

Free Update -

Spoiler:

SSB Kaioken Goku Transformation for Super Goku,

Spoiler:

Gohan Black

, SSBE Vegeta Transformation for Super Vegeta and U6 Tournament Stage

Characters -

Spoiler:

Ginyu (Tagoma's Body), Champa, Vados, Botamo, Magetta, Frost (1st Form) and

Spoiler:

Vegeta Black (Base and Rose)

Story Mode -

Spoiler:

Vegeta's Story gets expanded to include Dragon Ball Super with some What Ifs!

What If Vegeta went Super Saiyan God instead of Goku first? (leads to Vegeta killing Frieza before he can destroy the Earth)

What If Vegeta beat Hit in the U7 vs U6 Tournament?

Spoiler:

Leads to Vegeta Black

What If involving the Tournament of Power, Vegeta convinces Goku to not revive Frieza, Vegeta revives Raditz and Nappa instead. To explain a massive increase in their power they trained a bit in the Time Chamber + Elder Kai did the ritual on them. (So they don't need to go SSJ for budget sake) Or Vegeta is able to get Kid Trunks to join.

Costumes -

Spoiler:

Hyperbolic Time Chamber Saiyan Armor for Raditz & Nappa, Copy Vegeta, Badman Vegeta and Alternate Color Scheme Vegeta (Red Hair from the anime)

I'd pay 20 per pack for packs like this.

[Jord]

Seeing that the story mode of this game has all the technical prowess of a Powerpoint presentation, this is the one game that could easily do cheap story updates.

[Bardock God of Time]

Seeing that the story mode of this game has all the technical prowess of a Powerpoint presentation, this is the one game that could easily do cheap story updates.

I think OG DB and GT should definitely get story packs but it'd be cool if they add a little extra content to existing characters. Movie content branching off from the main story would be cool.

Like before the Raditz fight in Goku's story it goes backwards to Garlic Jr. or after the Cell Saga it diverges to the Fusion Reborn movie

I think we need a Future Trunks (Z) story mode added too, it's weird how it just jumped to Zamasu.

[Scsigs]

Seeing that the story mode of this game has all the technical prowess of a Powerpoint presentation, this is the one game that could easily do cheap story updates.

I think OG DB and GT should definitely get story packs but it'd be cool if they add a little extra content to existing characters. Movie content branching off from the main story would be cool.

Like before the Raditz fight in Goku's story it goes backwards to Garlic Jr. or after the Cell Saga it diverges to the Fusion Reborn movie

I think we need a Future Trunks (Z) story mode added too, it's weird how it just jumped to Zamasu.

So many of the story modes reek of cut content. Whether they were gonna actually PUT moments that were cut from the manga/animes in them is arguable, but the fact that they left so much content on the floor that they really should've is staggering. I'd honestly just like a DLC that not only adds characters & stages, but adds the missing moments back into the stories. Because we got dumb story modes for Goku Black & Jiren of all people that ate up space & were ultimately pointless, but Vegeta's missing everything from Super & Trunks is missing his Z story beats? Ok, bro.