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| jpn_name = 魔人ドゥー (''Majin Dū'')
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{{tab | Anime | [[File:Bio-魔人ドゥー.png|120px|Majin Doo]]}}
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| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 11]]
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'''Majin Doo''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. Majin Doo is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 11|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 11]], which debuted '''20 December 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
During the events of the battle with [[Majin Boo]] on [[Earth]], [[Doctor Arinsu]], an ambitious scientist from the [[Demon Realm]], manages to collect a piece of Boo. She takes it to the [[Great Witch Marba]], who Arinsu believes created Majin Boo in the first place, and wants her to concoct a new ''Majin''.<ref name="daima8">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=8|}}</ref> The use of a [[Saibaiman]] seed as a base, with various monsters mixed in along with the essence of Majin Boo, results in the creation of [[Majin Koo]]. Arinsu wants to test him out by having him fight [[Tamagami Number One]],<ref name="daima9">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=9|}}</ref> but Koo cannot win,<ref name="daima10">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=10|}}</ref> so Arinsu has Marba make her another fighter. The Saibaiman seed is planted deeper this time, and Majin Doo emerges.

Doo greets everyone with an "N'cha!" {{efn|[[Arale Norimaki|Arale Norimaki's]] preferred greeting, んちゃ ''n'cha'' being a condensed こんにちは ''kon'nichiwa'' ("hello").}} and says he wants [[chocolate]], so Majin Koo makes a quick run to the convenience store. Doctor Arinsu has Doo fight the Tamagami,<ref name="daima11">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=11|}}</ref> and though he puts up a better fight than Koo did, he also stops in the middle of the battle to ask for chocolate. Koo runs off to go get some, while the Tamagami keeps attacking Doo. When Koo returns with chocolate, Doo's spirits raise and he keeps fighting until the Tamagami gives up. It has another challenge for him, though — mental arithmetic. Doo is no good at this, but Koo mumbles a number to him and he repeats it to the Tamagami. It is the correct answer, and the Tamagami hands over the [[Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]] it was guarding.<ref name="daima12">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=12|}}</ref>

The other two [[Tamagami]] have been beaten by [[Son Goku]] and company, who are now after the third Dragon Ball. Arinsu proposes a fight to determine who gets to have all three, so Majin Doo fights Son Goku for a bit. The [[Great Demon King]] [[Gomah]] shows up, however, who has gained the power of the [[Evil Third Eye]]. He starts fighting Goku and his friends, and Arinsu, who hopes to become the Great Demon King herself, tells Koo and Doo to help them out.<ref name="daima17">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=17|}}</ref> Koo and Doo are impressed when Goku starts fighting in his [[Super Saiyan 3]] form, and Koo thinks Doo can power up like that as well. He tosses him a gigantic chocolate cookie, and Doo grows protrusions out of his head that resemble Super Saiyan 3 hair. His power-up does not last long, though, and Gomah continues to overpower everyone.<ref name="daima18">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=18|}}</ref>

Arinsu consults the [[Book of Magic Items]] and discovers how the Evil Third Eye can be removed from Gomah's forehead; he must be hit in the back of the head three times in a row.<ref name="daima19">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=19|}}</ref> Son Goku creates an opening for his friend [[Piccolo]] to attempt this, but Gomah swats him away after being hit only two times. Gomah electrifies his battle arena, which sends everyone flying. Koo, still holding the magic book, finds himself falling towards the back of Gomah's head, and hits him with the book three times. The Evil Third Eye pops out, and Gomah loses his power. Having been the one to defeat the Great Demon King, Majin Koo becomes the new Great Demon King. He chooses Doctor Arinsu as his [[Vice Demon King]], and makes Majin Doo a minister. As Son Goku and the others depart, Koo asks them to come save them if they ever get in trouble again.<ref name="daima20">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=20|}}</ref>

==Name==
Created using a fragment of [[Majin Boo]], Majin Doo and [[Majin Koo|Majin Koo's]] names are intentionally similar, changing 魔人ブウ (''Majin Bū'') to 魔人ドゥー (''Majin Dū'') and 魔人クウ (''Majin Kū'') respectively.

==Production==
TBD.

==Performance==
Majin Doo is played by [[Fukushi Ochiai]].

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Chocolate

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== Summary ==
Chocolate as it appears in Dragon Ball Chapter 472.
== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

User:TrunksTrevelyan0064

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TrunksTrevelyan0064:

Hi! I am Kevin (you might have seen me around as '''Kevtrev''') and I am here to fix your typos. I will spot them. Sooner or later.

Things I have worked on:

'''Character biographies'''
* Original: [[Son Goku]], [[Bulma]], the [[Bear Bandit]], [[Oolong]], [[Pu'er]], [[Kuririn]], [[Giran]], [[Sno]] and [[Sno's Mother|her]] [[Sno's Father|parents]], [[Master Sergeant Murasaki|Murasaki]] and his [[Master Sergeant Murasaki's Siblings|siblings]], [[Bora]], [[Upa]], Tao Pai-pai's [[Tailor|tailor]], [[Dracula Man]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Piano]], [[Tambourine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Drum]], the [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his [[Piccolo|reincarnation]], [[Saibaimen]], [[Kewi]], [[Muri]], [[Cargo]], [[Dende]], [[Tsuno]], [[Nail]], [[King Cold]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Cell Juniors]], [[Mighty Mask]], [[Yamu]], [[Spopovitch]], [[Pui-Pui]], [[Yakon]], [[Dabra]]
* Daima: [[Majin Koo]], [[Majin Doo]], [[Abra]], [[Gomah]]
* Created the pages for [[Robot Characters]] and [[Bobbidi's Organization]] and added short character descriptions

'''Video game stuff'''
* [[Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors]] for the Game Boy Color
* Added some info about Copy Goku from [[Dragon Ball Z: Gokū Hishōden|Gokū Hishōden]]
* [[Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO]]

'''Miscellaneous things'''
* Went through all the [[List of Dragon Ball Chapters|manga chapter]] summaries to fix typos, undo contractions, update terminology, and add internal links. Also added a Cast section to each chapter page, listing the characters who appear in said chapter. Credit to [[User:Terez|Terez]] for having done all this for the first 32 chapters plus a few others already.
* Made a list of every [[Kamehameha]] used in the original manga
* Fleshed out the "Finals" section of the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]
* Created the page for [[Mount Kanae]]
* Created the page for [[Matodog Corporation]]
* Also generally going around catching and fixing typos, minor errors, inconsistencies and whatnot.

Majin Duu

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Majin Doo

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'''Majin Doo''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. Majin Doo is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 11|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 11]], which debuted '''20 December 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
During the events of the battle with [[Majin Boo]] on [[Earth]], [[Doctor Arinsu]], an ambitious scientist from the [[Demon Realm]], manages to collect a piece of Boo. She takes it to the [[Great Witch Marba]], who Arinsu believes created Majin Boo in the first place, and wants her to concoct a new ''Majin''.<ref name="daima8">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=8|}}</ref> The use of a [[Saibaiman]] seed as a base, with various monsters mixed in along with the essence of Majin Boo, results in the creation of [[Majin Koo]]. Arinsu wants to test him out by having him fight [[Tamagami Number One]],<ref name="daima9">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=9|}}</ref> but Koo cannot win,<ref name="daima10">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=10|}}</ref> so Arinsu has Marba make her another fighter. The Saibaiman seed is planted deeper this time, and Majin Doo emerges.

Doo greets everyone with an "N'cha!" {{efn|[[Arale Norimaki|Arale Norimaki's]] preferred greeting, んちゃ ''n'cha'' being a condensed こんにちは ''kon'nichiwa'' ("hello").}} and says he wants chocolate, so Majin Koo makes a quick run to the convenience store. Doctor Arinsu has Doo fight the Tamagami,<ref name="daima11">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=11|}}</ref> and though he puts up a better fight than Koo did, he also stops in the middle of the battle to ask for chocolate. Koo runs off to go get some, while the Tamagami keeps attacking Doo. When Koo returns with chocolate, Doo's spirits raise and he keeps fighting until the Tamagami gives up. It has another challenge for him, though — mental arithmetic. Doo is no good at this, but Koo mumbles a number to him and he repeats it to the Tamagami. It is the correct answer, and the Tamagami hands over the [[Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]] it was guarding.<ref name="daima12">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=12|}}</ref>

The other two [[Tamagami]] have been beaten by [[Son Goku]] and company, who are now after the third Dragon Ball. Arinsu proposes a fight to determine who gets to have all three, so Majin Doo fights Son Goku for a bit. The [[Great Demon King]] [[Gomah]] shows up, however, who has gained the power of the [[Evil Third Eye]]. He starts fighting Goku and his friends, and Arinsu, who hopes to become the Great Demon King herself, tells Koo and Doo to help them out.<ref name="daima17">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=17|}}</ref> Koo and Doo are impressed when Goku starts fighting in his [[Super Saiyan 3]] form, and Koo thinks Doo can power up like that as well. He tosses him a gigantic chocolate cookie, and Doo grows protrusions out of his head that resemble Super Saiyan 3 hair. His power-up does not last long, though, and Gomah continues to overpower everyone.<ref name="daima18">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=18|}}</ref>

Arinsu consults the [[Book of Magic Items]] and discovers how the Evil Third Eye can be removed from Gomah's forehead; he must be hit in the back of the head three times in a row.<ref name="daima19">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=19|}}</ref> Son Goku creates an opening for his friend [[Piccolo]] to attempt this, but Gomah swats him away after being hit only two times. Gomah electrifies his battle arena, which sends everyone flying. Koo, still holding the magic book, finds himself falling towards the back of Gomah's head, and hits him with the book three times. The Evil Third Eye pops out, and Gomah loses his power. Having been the one to defeat the Great Demon King, Majin Koo becomes the new Great Demon King. He chooses Doctor Arinsu as his [[Vice Demon King]], and makes Majin Doo a minister. As Son Goku and the others depart, Koo asks them to come save them if they ever get in trouble again.<ref name="daima20">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=20|}}</ref>

==Name==
Created using a fragment of [[Majin Boo]], Majin Doo and [[Majin Koo|Majin Koo's]] names are intentionally similar, changing 魔人ブウ (''Majin Bū'') to 魔人ドゥー (''Majin Dū'') and 魔人クウ (''Majin Kū'') respectively.

==Production==
TBD.

==Performance==
Majin Doo is played by [[Fukushi Ochiai]].

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

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| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール　Sparking! ZERO
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru　Supākingu! Zero
| eng_title = Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO
| dates = '''Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam):''' 10 October 2024 (JP) 11 October 2024 (Int'l) '''Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2:''' 14 November 2025 (Int'l)
| genre = Fighting
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| developer = [[Spike Chunsoft]]
| publisher = [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]]
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'''''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Spike Chunsoft]] and published by [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]] for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), released '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. The game was later released on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 '''14 November 2025'''.

''Sparking! ZERO'' is currently the latest entry in the ''Sparking!'' series of ''Dragon Ball'' fighting games, released internationally as "Budokai Tenkaichi" titles.

==Gameplay==
Battles in ''Sparking! ZERO'' take place in 3D arenas with an over-the-shoulder camera angle. They are played in a one-on-one format, between teams of one to five characters that can be swapped out during battle. Some characters can also transform or fuse during battle, when the required conditions are met.

===Game Modes===
*Episode Battle: A story mode featuring eight selectable point-of-view characters; [[Son Goku]], [[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]], [[Piccolo]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Freeza]], [[Goku Black]], and [[Jiren]].
*Custom Battle: A mode in which players can create their own custom story scenarios and share them online.

*Battle: Basic battles, either online or offline, played against other players or the CPU.
*Super Training: Practice playing the game through tutorials or a training mode.
*World Tournament: Fight battles in a tournament setting, either online or offline. Tournament types include [[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]], [[Cell Games]], [[Afterlife Tournament]], [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]], [[Tournament of Power]], and Yamcha Games, each featuring different rules.

*Mission 100: A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors", for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR|Sparking! METEOR]]'''s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''26 January 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced|Website=Gematsu|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"|Date=24 January 2026|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

*Survival Mode: An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game's playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''21 April 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"|Date=20 April 2026|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

==Story==
TBD

==Playable Characters==
A signature characteristic of the ''Sparking!'' series of games is its exceptionally large amount of available playable characters. ''Sparking! ZERO'' starts out with 181 characters including transformations, with additional characters becoming available via downloadable updates.

===Immediately Available===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Early) || - || [[North Kaiō|Kaiō]] (界王 ''Kaiō'') symbol ''dōgi'' Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' (no weights) Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' (weighted) Shirtless Battle-damaged (no weights) || Saiyan arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Mid) || [[Super Saiyan]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Further battle-damaged [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] [[Yardrat|Yardratian]] clothing Shirtless ("NEO" update) || Freeza arc / early Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Late) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || Turtle style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] 28th ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' outfit ("NEO" update) Casual outfit ("NEO" update) Halo accessory available || Late Cell arc / Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with belt Shirtless with belt Battle-damaged with belt [[Whis]] symbol ''dōgi'' "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with sash Battle-damaged with sash Shirtless with sash ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]'' equipped (Ultimate Edition) || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character. ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]''-equipped costume acquired by purchasing the Ultimate Edition version of the game
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・[[Scouter]]) || [[Great Ape]] || [[Combat Jacket]], with tail Battle-damaged Combat Jacket, without tail Old style Combat Jacket [[Scouter]] accessory available || Saiyan / Freeza arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・Early) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan Grade II]] || Boots with armored tips Battle-damaged version Unadorned boots Battle-damaged version || Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・Late) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || Armorless Battle-damaged version [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Halo accessory available || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Battle-damaged Shirtless [[Whis]] symbol Combat Jacket || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Childhood) || - || [[Piccolo]]-style ''dōgi'' with bowl cut [[Combat Jacket]] Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' with long hair || Saiyan / Freeza arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Boyhood) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || [[Piccolo]]-style ''dōgi'' without cape Battle-damaged version Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' with cape [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Casual outfit ("NEO" update) || Late Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Adolescence) || [[Great Saiyaman]] [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || Training ''dōgi'' Great Saiyaman outfit without cape Battle-damaged version Tracksuit Turtle style ''dōgi'' Orange Star High School ("NEO" update)<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Great Saiyaman form: Helmet Great Saiyaman form: Bandana || Majin Boo arc version of the character before [[Elder Kaiōshin|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual
|-
| [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan]] || - || Turtle style ''dōgi'' Tracksuit || Majin Boo arc version of the character after [[Elder Kaiōshin|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual
|-
| [[Piccolo]] || - || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Cape and turban || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before [[Assimilation|assimilating]] with [[Earth's God|God]]
|-
| [[Piccolo]] ([[Assimilation|Assimilated]] with [[Earth's God|God]]) || - || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Cape and turban || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after [[Assimilation|assimilating]] with [[Earth's God|God]]
|-
| [[Kuririn]] || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' without undershirt Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' with undershirt [[Combat Jacket]] Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' with hair || -
|-
| [[Yamcha]] || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol gi, long hair Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol gi, short hair Desert Bandit || -
|-
| [[Tenshinhan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' outfit Green sash Shirtless White shirt || -
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Sword) || [[Super Saiyan]] || Jacket No jacket || Cell arc version of the character before training in the [[Room of Spirit and Time]]
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Melee) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan Grade III]] || - || Cell arc version of the character after training in the [[Room of Spirit and Time]]
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] || Jacket No jacket || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Trunks]] (Childhood) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goten]] || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegetto]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || - || -
|-
| [[Gotenks]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || - || -
|-
| [[Turtle Hermit]] || MAX Power || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' outfit First ''[[Kamehameha]]'' outfit Jackie Chun Shirt with letters Sunglasses accessory available || -
|-
| [[Freeza]] (Z) || Second Form Third Form Fourth Form Full Power || [[Scouter]] accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before [[Planet Namek|Planet Namek's]] destruction
|-
| [[Freeza]] (Super) || Golden Freeza || Halo accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Cell]] || Second Form Perfect Form || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before self-destructing and regenerating
|-
| Perfect [[Cell]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after self-destructing and regenerating
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Good) || - || - || -
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Evil) || [[Gotenks]] Absorbed [[Son Gohan]] Absorbed || - || -
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Pure) || - || - || -
|-
| [[Mister Satan]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Chiaotzu]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Raditz]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Nappa]] || - || [[Combat Jacket]] No armor [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Zarbon]] || Super Zarbon || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Dodoria]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Ginyu]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Reacoom]] || - || [[Combat Jacket]] Battle-damaged [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Butta]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Jheese]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Gurd]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 16]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 17]] (Z) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 17]] (Super) || - || Ranger outfit Battle-damaged || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 18]] || - || [[Red Ribbon Army|Red Ribbon]] jacket Cell arc outfit with gloves Tracksuit Battle-damaged Red Ribbon jacket Majin Boo arc outfit ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' outfit ("NEO" update) || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 19]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Doctor Gero]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Bobbidi]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Dabra]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Broli]] (Z) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Legendary Super Saiyan]] || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 8]] version of the character
|-
| [[Beerus]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Whis]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Zamasu]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Hit]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Cabba]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || -
|-
| [[Kafla]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || -
|-
| [[Jiren]] || Full Power || - || -
|-
| [[Toppo]] || [[God of Destruction]] || Pride Trooper outfit Battle-damaged || -
|-
| [[Ribrianne]] || - || - || -
|}

===Unlockable===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes !! Unlock Method
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Super) - Ultra Instinct "Omen" || [[Ultra Instinct]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with belt Shirtless with belt Battle-damaged with belt "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with sash Battle-damaged with sash Shirtless with sash || Treated as a separate character from Son Goku (Super) || TBD
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Boyhood) || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' based on his brief appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' Original red Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' ("NEO" update) || Boyhood version of the character as he appears in the first ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' television series || TBD
|-
| Majin-charmed [[Vegeta]] || - || Regular Battle-damaged || Treated as a separate character from Vegeta (Z・Late) || TBD
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (GT) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Future Son Gohan|Son Gohan (Future)]] || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || [[Future Trunks's Timeline|Future Trunks's timeline]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Nail]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| Super [[Gogeta]] (Z) || - || Halo accessory available || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 12|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 12]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Gogeta]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Gogeta]] (GT) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Videl]] || - || Short hair Pigtails Great Saiyaman No. 2 ("NEO" update) || - || TBD
|-
| Mecha [[Freeza]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after [[Planet Namek|Planet Namek's]] destruction || TBD
|-
| [[Cell Junior]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Pure Evil) || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Yajirobe]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Pan]] (GT) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Oob]] (GT) || Merged with [[Boo]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Bardock]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Minus]]'' outfit [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Television Special]] outfit Battle-damaged ("NEO" update) [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[Saibaiman]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Kewi]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[King Cold]] || - || - || Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' || TBD
|-
| [[Freeza's Organization|Freeza Army]] Soldier || - || Blue with hair Brown and bald [[Scouter]] accessory available || Both "costumes" based on soldiers that appear in the [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Bardock Television Special]] || TBD
|-
| [[Broli]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] Super Saiyan Full Power || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| Super [[Garlic Jr.]] || - || - || Transformed version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Dr. Uiro]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Tullece]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[Slug]] || Giant Form || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Coola]] || Final Form || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 5|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 5]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| Metal [[Coola]] || - || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 6|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 6]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 13]] || [[No. 14]] and [[No. 15]] Integrated || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Bojack]] || Full Power || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Janenba]] || Super Janenba || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Tapion]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Hildegarn]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| Vegeta-[[Baby]] || Super Baby 1 Super Baby 2 [[Golden Great Ape]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| ''[[Yi Xing Long]]'' One-Star Dragon || Super ''Yi Xing Long'' || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Spopovitch]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Goku Black]] || [[Super Saiyan Rosé]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| Merged [[Zamasu]] || Half-Collapsing Body || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Frost]] || - || - || Final Form version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Caulifla]] || [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || Regular [[Super Saiyan]] form not available || TBD
|-
| [[Kale]] || Super Saiyan Berserk [[Super Saiyan]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Dispo]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Bergamo]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Kakunsa]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Roasie]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Anilaza]] || - || - || - || TBD
|}

===Downloadable===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes !! Download Pack Title
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character in "Mini" form || Pre-Order Pack
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (SH) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan Beast]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' version of the character || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Piccolo]] (SH) || Potential Unleashed [[Orange Piccolo]] Giant Orange Piccolo || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' [[Red Ribbon Army|Red Ribbon]] Soldier disguise || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' version of the character || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Gamma No. 1]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Gamma No. 2]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Cell Max]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Functions as an alternate costume for the pre-order version of Son Goku (Mini), who is not a required purchase.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3456600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO__Dragon_Ball_DAIMA_Character_Pack_1/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO - Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 1"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> Super Saiyan 4 form separately available in Daima Character Pack 2 || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Mini) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Glorio]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Panzy]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Majin Koo]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Shallot]] || - || - || From the mobile game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]'' || Shallot (Dragon Ball Legends)
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || Functions as a transformation for Son Goku (Mini) || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Daima) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character when not in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Daima) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character when not in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Majin Doo]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Evil Third Eye|Third Eye]] [[Gomah]] || Giant Form || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Bardock]] - [[Super Saiyan]] || - || - || Functions as a transformation for Bardock || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Chilled]] || - || - || From the spin-off ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]'' || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Jaco]] || - || - || Character originally from the ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' manga series || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Namu]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Hacchan]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[General Blue]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Tao Pai-Pai]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Demon King Piccolo]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Toma]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Selypa]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[King Vegeta]] || - || - || Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Thouser]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Zangya]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Paikuhan]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Mighty Mask]] || - || - || [[Trunks]] and [[Son Goten]] in disguise || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Shin|Kaiōshin]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Champa]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Cheelye]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Oob]] (Boyhood) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Trunks]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Hell Fighter No. 17]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Super No. 17]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| ''[[Si Xing Long]]'' Four-Star Dragon || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|}

==Stages==
*[[Planet Namek]]
*Destroyed Planet Namek
*Open Field (daytime / evening / night)
*Rocky Land (daytime / evening / night)
*City (daytime / cloudy / evening / night)
*City Ruins
*''[[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]'' Arena (with audience / without audience)
*[[Tournament of Power]] Arena
*[[Room of Spirit and Time]]
*[[Kaiōshin Realm]]
*Islands (daytime / evening / night)
*[[Cell Games]] Arena (daytime / evening / night)

The following stage became available in a free update alongside Daima Character Pack 2:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.bandainamcoent.com/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-character-pack-2-adds-six-iconic-new-fighters|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (US)|Title="Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 2 Adds Six Iconic New Fighters to DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
*[[First Demon World]]

The following stages were included in the "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/dlc/|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (JP)|Title="DLC"|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
*[[God's Temple]]
*[[Kame House]]
*Bitter Tundra
*Stratosphere ([[Planet Vegeta]])
*Stratosphere ([[Earth]])

==Music==
The 2026 "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update included the theme song "ZERO" by [[Hironobu Kageyama]], veteran performer for the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2026/04/19/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-super-limit-breaking-neo-dlc-summer-2026/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="“Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO” Receiving “Super Limit-Breaking NEO” DLC Update in Summer 2026"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref>

Two "Anime Music Packs" were made available as downloadable updates, featuring 23 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.

==Development==
TBD

==Releases==
''Sparking! ZERO'' was initially released for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), on '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 editions were released '''14 November 2025'''.

===Deluxe Edition and Ultimate Edition===
In addition to the standard edition of ''Sparking! ZERO'', a Deluxe Edition and an Ultimate Edition were made available. The Deluxe Edition came with a Season Pass including the "Hero of Justice", "Shallot", and both "Daima" downloadable content packs, and a Season Pass Bonus that gave the player one free wish from [[Shenlong]] in the game. The Ultimate Edition contained everything from the Deluxe Edition plus an Ultimate Upgrade Pack, featuring a few extras such as a costume for the ''Dragon Ball Super'' version of Son Goku that equipped him with the ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]'', and an Ultimate Edition Bonus that gave the player one free wish from [[Super Shenlong]].<ref name="steam">{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1790600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref>

===Downloadable Content===
Extras such as additional playable characters, stages, music, and gameplay updates were released via downloadable updates.

{| class="wikitable"
! Title !! Release date (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC)<ref name="steam">{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1790600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> !! Release date (Nintendo Switch, Switch 2)<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-switch-2/dlc/|Website=Nintendo (US)|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=25 May 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/Nintendo-Switch-2-games/DRAGON-BALL-Sparking-ZERO-2882381.html|Website=Nintendo (UK)|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> !! Contents
|-
| Anime Music Pack 1 || '''08 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Adds 11 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.
|-
| Anime Music Pack 2 || '''08 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Adds 12 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.
|-
| Martial Arts Pack || '''09 October 2024''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Unlocks Future Gohan (plus Super Saiyan form) and Bardock, as well as equippable item "Super Sparking!".
|-
| Pre-Order Pack || '''11 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Unlocks all forms of Gogeta and Broli from the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'', and adds Goku (Mini) from ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' as a new playable character.
|-
| Victory Pack || '''17 October 2024''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Adds equippable items "V-Jump Design Aura" and "Victory Power".
|-
| Hero of Justice Pack || '''24 January 2025''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Adds 11 playable characters from the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]''.
|-
| Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1 || '''22 April 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 9 playable characters from ''Dragon Ball Daima''.
|-
| Shallot (Dragon Ball Legends) || '''24 June 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 1 playable character from the mobile game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''.
|-
| Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2 || '''22 September 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 6 playable characters from ''Dragon Ball Daima''.
|-
| Super Limit-Breaking NEO || summer 2026 (tentative) || TBA || Adds various playable characters, costumes, and stages.
|}

==Commercials & Trailers==
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0DnZpV_rwVtL_Y-BwBgAxQOMuJ_NoCRI YouTube playlist of ''Sparking! ZERO'' announcement trailers by Bandai Namco Entertainment (in reverse chronological order)]

==Game Credits==
TBD

==External Links==
[https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/ ''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO'' - Official Bandai Namco Entertainment Website]

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Console Games}}
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'''''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Spike Chunsoft]] and published by [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]] for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), released '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. The game was later released on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 '''14 November 2025'''.

''Sparking! ZERO'' is currently the latest entry in the ''Sparking!'' series of ''Dragon Ball'' fighting games, released internationally as "Budokai Tenkaichi" titles.

==Gameplay==
Battles in ''Sparking! ZERO'' take place in 3D arenas with an over-the-shoulder camera angle. They are played in a one-on-one format, between teams of one to five characters that can be swapped out during battle. Some characters can also transform or fuse during battle, when the required conditions are met.

===Game Modes===
*Episode Battle: A story mode featuring eight selectable point-of-view characters; [[Son Goku]], [[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]], [[Piccolo]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Freeza]], [[Goku Black]], and [[Jiren]].
*Custom Battle: A mode in which players can create their own custom story scenarios and share them online.

*Battle: Basic battles, either online or offline, played against other players or the CPU.
*Super Training: Practice playing the game through tutorials or a training mode.
*World Tournament: Fight battles in a tournament setting, either online or offline. Tournament types include [[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]], [[Cell Games]], [[Afterlife Tournament]], [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]], [[Tournament of Power]], and Yamcha Games, each featuring different rules.

*Mission 100: A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors", for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR|Sparking! METEOR]]'''s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''26 January 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced|Website=Gematsu|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"|Date=24 January 2026|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

*Survival Mode: An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game's playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''21 April 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"|Date=20 April 2026|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

==Story==
TBD

==Playable Characters==
A signature characteristic of the ''Sparking!'' series of games is its exceptionally large amount of available playable characters. ''Sparking! ZERO'' starts out with 181 characters including transformations, with additional characters becoming available via downloadable updates.

===Immediately Available===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Early) || - || [[North Kaiō|Kaiō]] (界王 ''Kaiō'') symbol ''dōgi'' Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' (no weights) Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' (weighted) Shirtless Battle-damaged (no weights) || Saiyan arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Mid) || [[Super Saiyan]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Further battle-damaged [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] [[Yardrat|Yardratian]] clothing Shirtless ("NEO" update) || Freeza arc / early Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Late) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || Turtle style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] 28th ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' outfit ("NEO" update) Casual outfit ("NEO" update) Halo accessory available || Late Cell arc / Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with belt Shirtless with belt Battle-damaged with belt [[Whis]] symbol ''dōgi'' "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with sash Battle-damaged with sash Shirtless with sash ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]'' equipped (Ultimate Edition) || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character. ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]''-equipped costume acquired by purchasing the Ultimate Edition version of the game
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・[[Scouter]]) || [[Great Ape]] || [[Combat Jacket]], with tail Battle-damaged Combat Jacket, without tail Old style Combat Jacket [[Scouter]] accessory available || Saiyan / Freeza arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・Early) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan Grade II]] || Boots with armored tips Battle-damaged version Unadorned boots Battle-damaged version || Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・Late) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || Armorless Battle-damaged version [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Halo accessory available || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Battle-damaged Shirtless [[Whis]] symbol Combat Jacket || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Childhood) || - || [[Piccolo]]-style ''dōgi'' with bowl cut [[Combat Jacket]] Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' with long hair || Saiyan / Freeza arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Boyhood) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || [[Piccolo]]-style ''dōgi'' without cape Battle-damaged version Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' with cape [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Casual outfit ("NEO" update) || Late Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Adolescence) || [[Great Saiyaman]] [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || Training ''dōgi'' Great Saiyaman outfit without cape Battle-damaged version Tracksuit Turtle style ''dōgi'' Orange Star High School ("NEO" update)<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Great Saiyaman form: Helmet Great Saiyaman form: Bandana || Majin Boo arc version of the character before [[Elder Kaiōshin|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual
|-
| [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan]] || - || Turtle style ''dōgi'' Tracksuit || Majin Boo arc version of the character after [[Elder Kaiōshin|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual
|-
| [[Piccolo]] || - || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Cape and turban || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before [[Assimilation|assimilating]] with [[Earth's God|God]]
|-
| [[Piccolo]] ([[Assimilation|Assimilated]] with [[Earth's God|God]]) || - || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Cape and turban || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after [[Assimilation|assimilating]] with [[Earth's God|God]]
|-
| [[Kuririn]] || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' without undershirt Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' with undershirt [[Combat Jacket]] Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' with hair || -
|-
| [[Yamcha]] || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol gi, long hair Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol gi, short hair Desert Bandit || -
|-
| [[Tenshinhan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' outfit Green sash Shirtless White shirt || -
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Sword) || [[Super Saiyan]] || Jacket No jacket || Cell arc version of the character before training in the [[Room of Spirit and Time]]
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Melee) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan Grade III]] || - || Cell arc version of the character after training in the [[Room of Spirit and Time]]
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] || Jacket No jacket || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Trunks]] (Childhood) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goten]] || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegetto]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || - || -
|-
| [[Gotenks]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || - || -
|-
| [[Turtle Hermit]] || MAX Power || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' outfit First ''[[Kamehameha]]'' outfit Jackie Chun Shirt with letters Sunglasses accessory available || -
|-
| [[Freeza]] (Z) || Second Form Third Form Fourth Form Full Power || [[Scouter]] accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before [[Planet Namek|Planet Namek's]] destruction
|-
| [[Freeza]] (Super) || Golden Freeza || Halo accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Cell]] || Second Form Perfect Form || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before self-destructing and regenerating
|-
| Perfect [[Cell]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after self-destructing and regenerating
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Good) || - || - || -
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Evil) || [[Gotenks]] Absorbed [[Son Gohan]] Absorbed || - || -
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Pure) || - || - || -
|-
| [[Mister Satan]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Chiaotzu]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Raditz]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Nappa]] || - || [[Combat Jacket]] No armor [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Zarbon]] || Super Zarbon || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Dodoria]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Ginyu]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Reacoom]] || - || [[Combat Jacket]] Battle-damaged [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Butta]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Jheese]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Gurd]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 16]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 17]] (Z) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 17]] (Super) || - || Ranger outfit Battle-damaged || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 18]] || - || [[Red Ribbon Army|Red Ribbon]] jacket Cell arc outfit with gloves Tracksuit Battle-damaged Red Ribbon jacket Majin Boo arc outfit ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' outfit ("NEO" update) || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 19]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Doctor Gero]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Bobbidi]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Dabra]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Broli]] (Z) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Legendary Super Saiyan]] || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 8]] version of the character
|-
| [[Beerus]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Whis]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Zamasu]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Hit]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Cabba]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || -
|-
| [[Kafla]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || -
|-
| [[Jiren]] || Full Power || - || -
|-
| [[Toppo]] || [[God of Destruction]] || Pride Trooper Battle-damaged || -
|-
| [[Ribrianne]] || - || - || -
|}

===Unlockable===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes !! Unlock Method
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Super) - Ultra Instinct "Omen" || [[Ultra Instinct]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with belt Shirtless with belt Battle-damaged with belt "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with sash Battle-damaged with sash Shirtless with sash || Treated as a separate character from Son Goku (Super) || TBD
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Boyhood) || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' based on his brief appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' Original red Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' ("NEO" update) || Boyhood version of the character as he appears in the first ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' television series || TBD
|-
| Majin-charmed [[Vegeta]] || - || Regular Battle-damaged || Treated as a separate character from Vegeta (Z・Late) || TBD
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (GT) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Future Son Gohan|Son Gohan (Future)]] || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || [[Future Trunks's Timeline|Future Trunks's timeline]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Nail]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| Super [[Gogeta]] (Z) || - || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 12|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 12]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Gogeta]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || Halo accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Gogeta]] (GT) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Videl]] || - || Short hair Pigtails Great Saiyaman No. 2 ("NEO" update) || - || TBD
|-
| Mecha [[Freeza]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after [[Planet Namek|Planet Namek's]] destruction || TBD
|-
| [[Cell Junior]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Pure Evil) || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Yajirobe]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Pan]] (GT) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Oob]] (GT) || Merged with [[Boo]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Bardock]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Minus]]'' outfit [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Television Special]] outfit Battle-damaged ("NEO" update) [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[Saibaiman]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Kewi]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[King Cold]] || - || - || Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' || TBD
|-
| [[Freeza's Organization|Freeza Army]] Soldier || - || Blue with hair Brown and bald [[Scouter]] accessory available || Both "costumes" based on soldiers that appear in the [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Bardock Television Special]] || TBD
|-
| [[Broli]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] Super Saiyan Full Power || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| Super [[Garlic Jr.]] || - || - || Transformed version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Dr. Uiro]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Tullece]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[Slug]] || Giant Form || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Coola]] || Final Form || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 5|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 5]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| Metal [[Coola]] || - || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 6|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 6]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 13]] || [[No. 14]] and [[No. 15]] Integrated || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Bojack]] || Full Power || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Janenba]] || Super Janenba || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Tapion]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Hildegarn]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| Vegeta-[[Baby]] || Super Baby 1 Super Baby 2 [[Golden Great Ape]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| ''[[Yi Xing Long]]'' One-Star Dragon || Super ''Yi Xing Long'' || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Spopovitch]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Goku Black]] || [[Super Saiyan Rosé]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| Merged [[Zamasu]] || Half-Collapsing Body || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Frost]] || - || - || Final Form version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Caulifla]] || [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || Regular [[Super Saiyan]] form not available || TBD
|-
| [[Kale]] || Super Saiyan Berserk [[Super Saiyan]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Dispo]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Bergamo]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Kakunsa]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Roasie]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Anilaza]] || - || - || - || TBD
|}

===Downloadable===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes !! Download Pack Title
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character in "Mini" form || Pre-Order Pack
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (SH) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan Beast]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' version of the character || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Piccolo]] (SH) || Potential Unleashed [[Orange Piccolo]] Giant Orange Piccolo || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' [[Red Ribbon Army|Red Ribbon]] Soldier disguise || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' version of the character || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Gamma No. 1]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Gamma No. 2]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Cell Max]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Functions as an alternate costume for the pre-order version of Son Goku (Mini), who is not a required purchase.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3456600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO__Dragon_Ball_DAIMA_Character_Pack_1/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO - Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 1"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> Super Saiyan 4 form separately available in Daima Character Pack 2 || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Mini) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Glorio]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Panzy]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Majin Koo]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Shallot]] || - || - || From the mobile game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]'' || Shallot (Dragon Ball Legends)
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || Functions as a transformation for Son Goku (Mini) || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Daima) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character when not in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Daima) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character when not in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Majin Doo]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Evil Third Eye|Third Eye]] [[Gomah]] || Giant Form || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Bardock]] - [[Super Saiyan]] || - || - || Functions as a transformation for Bardock || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Chilled]] || - || - || From the spin-off ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]'' || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Jaco]] || - || - || Character originally from the ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' manga series || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Namu]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Hacchan]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[General Blue]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Tao Pai-Pai]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Demon King Piccolo]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Toma]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Selypa]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[King Vegeta]] || - || - || Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Thouser]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Zangya]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Paikuhan]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Mighty Mask]] || - || - || [[Trunks]] and [[Son Goten]] in disguise || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Shin|Kaiōshin]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Champa]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Cheelye]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Oob]] (Boyhood) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Trunks]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Hell Fighter No. 17]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Super No. 17]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| ''[[Si Xing Long]]'' Four-Star Dragon || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|}

==Stages==
*[[Planet Namek]]
*Destroyed Planet Namek
*Open Field (daytime / evening / night)
*Rocky Land (daytime / evening / night)
*City (daytime / cloudy / evening / night)
*City Ruins
*''[[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]'' Arena (with audience / without audience)
*[[Tournament of Power]] Arena
*[[Room of Spirit and Time]]
*[[Kaiōshin Realm]]
*Islands (daytime / evening / night)
*[[Cell Games]] Arena (daytime / evening / night)

The following stage became available in a free update alongside Daima Character Pack 2:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.bandainamcoent.com/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-character-pack-2-adds-six-iconic-new-fighters|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (US)|Title="Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 2 Adds Six Iconic New Fighters to DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
*[[First Demon World]]

The following stages were included in the "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/dlc/|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (JP)|Title="DLC"|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
*[[God's Temple]]
*[[Kame House]]
*Bitter Tundra
*Stratosphere ([[Planet Vegeta]])
*Stratosphere ([[Earth]])

==Music==
The 2026 "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update included the theme song "ZERO" by [[Hironobu Kageyama]], veteran performer for the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2026/04/19/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-super-limit-breaking-neo-dlc-summer-2026/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="“Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO” Receiving “Super Limit-Breaking NEO” DLC Update in Summer 2026"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref>

Two "Anime Music Packs" were made available as downloadable updates, featuring 23 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.

==Development==
TBD

==Releases==
''Sparking! ZERO'' was initially released for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), on '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 editions were released '''14 November 2025'''.

===Deluxe Edition and Ultimate Edition===
In addition to the standard edition of ''Sparking! ZERO'', a Deluxe Edition and an Ultimate Edition were made available. The Deluxe Edition came with a Season Pass including the "Hero of Justice", "Shallot", and both "Daima" downloadable content packs, and a Season Pass Bonus that gave the player one free wish from [[Shenlong]] in the game. The Ultimate Edition contained everything from the Deluxe Edition plus an Ultimate Upgrade Pack, featuring a few extras such as a costume for the ''Dragon Ball Super'' version of Son Goku that equipped him with the ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]'', and an Ultimate Edition Bonus that gave the player one free wish from [[Super Shenlong]].<ref name="steam">{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1790600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref>

===Downloadable Content===
Extras such as additional playable characters, stages, music, and gameplay updates were released via downloadable updates.

{| class="wikitable"
! Title !! Release date (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC)<ref name="steam">{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1790600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> !! Release date (Nintendo Switch, Switch 2)<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-switch-2/dlc/|Website=Nintendo (US)|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=25 May 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/Nintendo-Switch-2-games/DRAGON-BALL-Sparking-ZERO-2882381.html|Website=Nintendo (UK)|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> !! Contents
|-
| Anime Music Pack 1 || '''08 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Adds 11 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.
|-
| Anime Music Pack 2 || '''08 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Adds 12 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.
|-
| Martial Arts Pack || '''09 October 2024''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Unlocks Future Gohan (plus Super Saiyan form) and Bardock, as well as equippable item "Super Sparking!".
|-
| Pre-Order Pack || '''11 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Unlocks all forms of Gogeta and Broli from the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'', and adds Goku (Mini) from ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' as a new playable character.
|-
| Victory Pack || '''17 October 2024''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Adds equippable items "V-Jump Design Aura" and "Victory Power".
|-
| Hero of Justice Pack || '''24 January 2025''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Adds 11 playable characters from the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]''.
|-
| Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1 || '''22 April 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 9 playable characters from ''Dragon Ball Daima''.
|-
| Shallot (Dragon Ball Legends) || '''24 June 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 1 playable character from the mobile game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''.
|-
| Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2 || '''22 September 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 6 playable characters from ''Dragon Ball Daima''.
|-
| Super Limit-Breaking NEO || summer 2026 (tentative) || TBA || Adds various playable characters, costumes, and stages.
|}

==Commercials & Trailers==
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0DnZpV_rwVtL_Y-BwBgAxQOMuJ_NoCRI YouTube playlist of ''Sparking! ZERO'' announcement trailers by Bandai Namco Entertainment (in reverse chronological order)]

==Game Credits==
TBD

==External Links==
[https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/ ''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO'' - Official Bandai Namco Entertainment Website]

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Console Games}}
[[Category: Video Game|*]]

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'''Majin Koo''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. Majin Koo is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 9|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 9]], which debuted '''06 December 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
During the events of the battle with [[Majin Boo]] on [[Earth]], [[Doctor Arinsu]], an ambitious scientist from the [[Demon Realm]], manages to collect a piece of Boo. She takes it to the [[Great Witch Marba]], who Arinsu believes created Majin Boo in the first place, and wants her to concoct a new ''Majin''. Marba has Arinsu contribute a bit of her saliva, so that she will be able to communicate with it without needing to speak.<ref name="daima8">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=8|}}</ref> She also has her plant a [[Saibaiman]] seed five centimeters into the concoction and water it. The use of a Saibaiman as a base, with various monsters mixed in along with the essence of Majin Boo, results in the creation of Majin Koo.

Arinsu wants to test him out by having him fight [[Tamagami Number One]],<ref name="daima9">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=9|}}</ref> but Koo cannot win. Arinsu says Koo is fired, but Koo says he can still be helpful. He claims to be a good singer and he can run fast, which is useful for shopping.<ref name="daima10">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=10|}}</ref> Marba creates another fighter for Doctor Arinsu, and Koo helps plant the Saibaiman seed, deeper this time. Koo is excited to be getting a brother, and [[Majin Doo]] emerges. Arinsu has Doo fight the Tamagami next,<ref name="daima11">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=11|}}</ref> while Koo cheers him on. Doo suddenly stops, saying he wants chocolate, and Koo runs off to go get some. When Doo is satisfied, he continues to fight the Tamagami until it gives up. Its next challenge is mental arithmetic, however, which Doo is no good at and stumps even Arinsu. Koo mumbles a number to Doo, who repeats it to the Tamagami, and it is the correct answer. The Tamagami hands over the [[Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]] it was guarding.<ref name="daima12">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=12|}}</ref>

When the new [[Great Demon King]] [[Gomah]] gains the power of the [[Evil Third Eye]] and starts fighting the people from Earth who have entered the Demon Realm, Arinsu tells Koo and Doo to go join the fight.<ref name="daima17">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=17|}}</ref> Though everyone fights Gomah together, they cannot beat him. Arinsu has Koo retrieve the [[Book of Magic Items]], who flips through the pages at great speed. They discover how the Evil Third Eye can be removed from Gomah's forehead; he must be hit in the back of the head three times in a row.<ref name="daima19">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=19|}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] creates an opening for [[Piccolo]] to attempt this, but Gomah swats him away after being hit only two times. Gomah electrifies his battle arena, which sends everyone flying. Koo, still holding the magic book, finds himself falling towards the back of Gomah's head, and hits him with the book three times. The Evil Third Eye pops out, and Gomah loses his power. Having been the one to defeat the Great Demon King, Majin Koo becomes the new Great Demon King and sprouts a magical cape. He chooses Doctor Arinsu as his [[Vice Demon King]] and assigns several ministers, including Majin Doo. As Son Goku and his friends depart for Earth, Koo asks them to come save them if they ever get in trouble again.<ref name="daima20">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=20|}}</ref>

==Name==
Created using a fragment of [[Majin Boo]], Majin Koo and [[Majin Doo|Majin Doo's]] names are intentionally similar, changing 魔人ブウ (''Majin Bū'') to 魔人クウ (''Majin Kū'') and 魔人ドゥー (''Majin Dū'') respectively.

==Production==
TBD.

==Performance==
Majin Koo is played by [[Tomokazu Seki]].

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

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| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール　Sparking! ZERO
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru　Supākingu! Zero
| eng_title = Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO
| dates = '''Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, PC (Steam):''' 10 October 2024 (JP) 11 October 2024 (Int'l) '''Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2:''' 14 November 2025 (Int'l)
| genre = Fighting
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| developer = [[Spike Chunsoft]]
| publisher = [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]]
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'''''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Spike Chunsoft]] and published by [[Bandai Namco Entertainment]] for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), released '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. The game was later released on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 '''14 November 2025'''.

''Sparking! ZERO'' is currently the latest entry in the ''Sparking!'' series of ''Dragon Ball'' fighting games, released internationally as "Budokai Tenkaichi" titles.

==Gameplay==
Battles in ''Sparking! ZERO'' take place in 3D arenas with an over-the-shoulder camera angle. They are played in a one-on-one format, between teams of one to five characters that can be swapped out during battle. Some characters can also transform or fuse during battle, when the required conditions are met.

===Game Modes===
*Episode Battle: A story mode featuring eight selectable point-of-view characters; [[Son Goku]], [[Vegeta]], [[Son Gohan]], [[Piccolo]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Freeza]], [[Goku Black]], and [[Jiren]].
*Custom Battle: A mode in which players can create their own custom story scenarios and share them online.

*Battle: Basic battles, either online or offline, played against other players or the CPU.
*Super Training: Practice playing the game through tutorials or a training mode.
*World Tournament: Fight battles in a tournament setting, either online or offline. Tournament types include [[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]], [[Cell Games]], [[Afterlife Tournament]], [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]], [[Tournament of Power]], and Yamcha Games, each featuring different rules.

*Mission 100: A mode featuring one hundred battles, each of them with a curated theme. "Namekian Warriors", for example, pits the player against a team consisting of [[Piccolo]], [[Nail]], and [[Slug]]. Many of these battles closely match the ones found in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR|Sparking! METEOR]]'''s Mission 100 mode. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''26 January 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.gematsu.com/2026/01/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-new-major-dlc-mission-100-and-survival-mode-updates-announced|Website=Gematsu|Title="Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO new major DLC, ‘Mission 100’ and ‘Survival Mode’ updates announced"|Date=24 January 2026|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

*Survival Mode: An endurance challenge in which the player attempts to survive against all of the game's playable characters in succession. This mode was added to the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) versions of ''Sparking! ZERO'' in a free update '''21 April 2026''', while updates for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions were released on a delayed schedule.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://en.bandainamcoent.eu/dragon-ball/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-patch-notes-april-21st|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (EU)|Title="DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO - Patch Notes April 21st"|Date=20 April 2026|AccessDate=08 May 2026}}</ref>

==Story==
TBD

==Playable Characters==
A signature characteristic of the ''Sparking!'' series of games is its exceptionally large amount of available playable characters. ''Sparking! ZERO'' starts out with 181 characters including transformations, with additional characters becoming available via downloadable updates.

===Immediately Available===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Early) || - || [[North Kaiō|Kaiō]] (界王 ''Kaiō'') symbol ''dōgi'' Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' (no weights) Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' (weighted) Shirtless Battle-damaged (no weights) || Saiyan arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Mid) || [[Super Saiyan]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Further battle-damaged [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] [[Yardrat|Yardratian]] clothing Shirtless ("NEO" update) || Freeza arc / early Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Z・Late) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || Turtle style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] 28th ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' outfit ("NEO" update) Casual outfit ("NEO" update) Halo accessory available || Late Cell arc / Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with belt Shirtless with belt Battle-damaged with belt [[Whis]] symbol ''dōgi'' "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with sash Battle-damaged with sash Shirtless with sash ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]'' equipped (Ultimate Edition) || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character. ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]''-equipped costume acquired by purchasing the Ultimate Edition version of the game
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・[[Scouter]]) || [[Great Ape]] || [[Combat Jacket]], with tail Battle-damaged Combat Jacket, without tail Old style Combat Jacket [[Scouter]] accessory available || Saiyan / Freeza arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・Early) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan Grade II]] || Boots with armored tips Battle-damaged version Unadorned boots Battle-damaged version || Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Z・Late) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || Armorless Battle-damaged version [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Halo accessory available || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Battle-damaged Shirtless [[Whis]] symbol Combat Jacket || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Childhood) || - || [[Piccolo]]-style ''dōgi'' with bowl cut [[Combat Jacket]] Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' with long hair || Saiyan / Freeza arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Boyhood) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || [[Piccolo]]-style ''dōgi'' without cape Battle-damaged version Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' with cape [[Bulma]]-style [[Combat Jacket]] Casual outfit ("NEO" update) || Late Cell arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (Adolescence) || [[Great Saiyaman]] [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || Training ''dōgi'' Great Saiyaman outfit without cape Battle-damaged version Tracksuit Turtle style ''dōgi'' Orange Star High School ("NEO" update)<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Great Saiyaman form: Helmet Great Saiyaman form: Bandana || Majin Boo arc version of the character before [[Elder Kaiōshin|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual
|-
| [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan]] || - || Turtle style ''dōgi'' Tracksuit || Majin Boo arc version of the character after [[Elder Kaiōshin|Elder Kaiōshin's]] ritual
|-
| [[Piccolo]] || - || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Cape and turban || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before [[Assimilation|assimilating]] with [[Earth's God|God]]
|-
| [[Piccolo]] ([[Assimilation|Assimilated]] with [[Earth's God|God]]) || - || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' Battle-damaged Cape and turban || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after [[Assimilation|assimilating]] with [[Earth's God|God]]
|-
| [[Kuririn]] || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' without undershirt Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' with undershirt [[Combat Jacket]] Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' with hair || -
|-
| [[Yamcha]] || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol gi, long hair Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol gi, short hair Desert Bandit || -
|-
| [[Tenshinhan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' outfit Green sash Shirtless White shirt || -
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Sword) || [[Super Saiyan]] || Jacket No jacket || Cell arc version of the character before training in the [[Room of Spirit and Time]]
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Melee) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan Grade III]] || - || Cell arc version of the character after training in the [[Room of Spirit and Time]]
|-
| [[Future Trunks]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] || Jacket No jacket || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Trunks]] (Childhood) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Son Goten]] || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Majin Boo arc version of the character
|-
| [[Vegetto]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || - || -
|-
| [[Gotenks]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || - || -
|-
| [[Turtle Hermit]] || MAX Power || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' outfit First ''[[Kamehameha]]'' outfit Jackie Chun Shirt with letters Sunglasses accessory available || -
|-
| [[Freeza]] (Z) || Second Form Third Form Fourth Form Full Power || [[Scouter]] accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before [[Planet Namek|Planet Namek's]] destruction
|-
| [[Freeza]] (Super) || Golden Freeza || Halo accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Cell]] || Second Form Perfect Form || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character before self-destructing and regenerating
|-
| Perfect [[Cell]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after self-destructing and regenerating
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Good) || - || - || -
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Evil) || [[Gotenks]] Absorbed [[Son Gohan]] Absorbed || - || -
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Pure) || - || - || -
|-
| [[Mister Satan]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Chiaotzu]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Raditz]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Nappa]] || - || [[Combat Jacket]] No armor [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Zarbon]] || Super Zarbon || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Dodoria]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Ginyu]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Reacoom]] || - || [[Combat Jacket]] Battle-damaged [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Butta]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Jheese]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || -
|-
| [[Gurd]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 16]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 17]] (Z) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 17]] (Super) || - || Ranger outfit Battle-damaged || ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' version of the character
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 18]] || - || [[Red Ribbon Army|Red Ribbon]] jacket Cell arc outfit with gloves Tracksuit Battle-damaged Red Ribbon jacket Majin Boo arc outfit ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' outfit ("NEO" update) || -
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 19]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Doctor Gero]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Bobbidi]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Dabra]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Broli]] (Z) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Legendary Super Saiyan]] || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 8]] version of the character
|-
| [[Beerus]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Whis]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Zamasu]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Hit]] || - || - || -
|-
| [[Cabba]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || -
|-
| [[Kafla]] || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || -
|-
| [[Jiren]] || Full Power || - || -
|-
| [[Toppo]] || [[God of Destruction]] || Pride Trooper Battle-damaged || -
|-
| [[Ribrianne]] || - || - || -
|}

===Unlockable===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes !! Unlock Method
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Super) - Ultra Instinct "Omen" || [[Ultra Instinct]] || "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with belt Shirtless with belt Battle-damaged with belt "Go" (悟 ''Go'') symbol ''dōgi'' with sash Battle-damaged with sash Shirtless with sash || Treated as a separate character from Son Goku (Super) || TBD
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Boyhood) || - || Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' based on his brief appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' Original red Turtle (亀 ''Kame'') symbol ''dōgi'' ("NEO" update) || Boyhood version of the character as he appears in the first ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' television series || TBD
|-
| Majin-charmed [[Vegeta]] || - || Regular Battle-damaged || Treated as a separate character from Vegeta (Z・Late) || TBD
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (GT) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Future Son Gohan|Son Gohan (Future)]] || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || [[Future Trunks's Timeline|Future Trunks's timeline]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Nail]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| Super [[Gogeta]] (Z) || - || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 12|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 12]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Gogeta]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan]] || Halo accessory available || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Gogeta]] (GT) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Videl]] || - || Short hair Pigtails Great Saiyaman No. 2 ("NEO" update) || - || TBD
|-
| Mecha [[Freeza]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character after [[Planet Namek|Planet Namek's]] destruction || TBD
|-
| [[Cell Junior]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Majin Boo]] (Pure Evil) || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Yajirobe]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Pan]] (GT) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Oob]] (GT) || Merged with [[Boo]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Bardock]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Minus]]'' outfit [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Television Special]] outfit Battle-damaged ("NEO" update) [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[Saibaiman]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Kewi]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[King Cold]] || - || - || Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' || TBD
|-
| [[Freeza's Organization|Freeza Army]] Soldier || - || Blue with hair Brown and bald [[Scouter]] accessory available || Both "costumes" based on soldiers that appear in the [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Bardock Television Special]] || TBD
|-
| [[Broli]] (Super) || [[Super Saiyan]] Super Saiyan Full Power || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' version of the character || TBD
|-
| Super [[Garlic Jr.]] || - || - || Transformed version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Dr. Uiro]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Tullece]] || - || [[Scouter]] accessory available || - || TBD
|-
| [[Slug]] || Giant Form || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Coola]] || Final Form || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 5|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 5]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| Metal [[Coola]] || - || - || [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 6|''Dragon Ball Z'' Movie 6]] version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Artificial Human No. 13]] || [[No. 14]] and [[No. 15]] Integrated || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Bojack]] || Full Power || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Janenba]] || Super Janenba || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Tapion]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Hildegarn]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| Vegeta-[[Baby]] || Super Baby 1 Super Baby 2 [[Golden Great Ape]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| ''[[Yi Xing Long]]'' One-Star Dragon || Super ''Yi Xing Long'' || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Spopovitch]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Goku Black]] || [[Super Saiyan Rosé]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| Merged [[Zamasu]] || Half-Collapsing Body || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Frost]] || - || - || Final Form version of the character || TBD
|-
| [[Caulifla]] || [[Super Saiyan 2]] || - || Regular [[Super Saiyan]] form not available || TBD
|-
| [[Kale]] || Super Saiyan Berserk [[Super Saiyan]] || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Dispo]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Bergamo]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Kakunsa]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Roasie]] || - || - || - || TBD
|-
| [[Anilaza]] || - || - || - || TBD
|}

===Downloadable===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Additional Forms !! Alternate Costumes !! Notes !! Download Pack Title
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character in "Mini" form || Pre-Order Pack
|-
| [[Son Gohan]] (SH) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Ultimate]] [[Son Gohan Beast]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' version of the character || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Piccolo]] (SH) || Potential Unleashed [[Orange Piccolo]] Giant Orange Piccolo || Piccolo-style ''dōgi'' [[Red Ribbon Army|Red Ribbon]] Soldier disguise || ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' version of the character || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Gamma No. 1]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Gamma No. 2]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Cell Max]] || - || - || - || Hero of Justice Pack
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || Functions as an alternate costume for the pre-order version of Son Goku (Mini), who is not a required purchase.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3456600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO__Dragon_Ball_DAIMA_Character_Pack_1/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO - Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 1"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> Super Saiyan 4 form separately available in Daima Character Pack 2 || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Mini) || [[Super Saiyan]] [[Super Saiyan 2]] [[Super Saiyan 3]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Glorio]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Panzy]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Majin Koo]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1
|-
| [[Shallot]] || - || - || From the mobile game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]'' || Shallot (Dragon Ball Legends)
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Mini) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || Functions as a transformation for Son Goku (Mini) || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Son Goku]] (Daima) - [[Super Saiyan 4]] || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character when not in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (Daima) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' version of the character when not in "Mini" form || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Majin Doo]] || - || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Evil Third Eye|Third Eye]] [[Gomah]] || Giant Form || - || - || Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2
|-
| [[Bardock]] - [[Super Saiyan]] || - || - || Functions as a transformation for Bardock || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Chilled]] || - || - || From the spin-off ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]'' || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Jaco]] || - || - || Character originally from the ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' manga series || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Namu]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Hacchan]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[General Blue]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Tao Pai-Pai]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Demon King Piccolo]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Toma]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Selypa]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[King Vegeta]] || - || - || Design based on his appearance in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Thouser]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Zangya]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Paikuhan]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Mighty Mask]] || - || - || [[Trunks]] and [[Son Goten]] in disguise || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Shin|Kaiōshin]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Champa]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Cheelye]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Oob]] (Boyhood) || - || - || ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Trunks]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Vegeta]] (GT) || [[Super Saiyan]] || - || ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' version of the character || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Hell Fighter No. 17]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| [[Super No. 17]] || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|-
| ''[[Si Xing Long]]'' Four-Star Dragon || - || - || - || Super Limit-Breaking NEO
|}

==Stages==
*[[Planet Namek]]
*Destroyed Planet Namek
*Open Field (daytime / evening / night)
*Rocky Land (daytime / evening / night)
*City (daytime / cloudy / evening / night)
*City Ruins
*''[[Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]'' Arena (with audience / without audience)
*[[Tournament of Power]] Arena
*[[Room of Spirit and Time]]
*[[Kaiōshin Realm]]
*Islands (daytime / evening / night)
*[[Cell Games]] Arena (daytime / evening / night)

The following stage became available in a free update alongside Daima Character Pack 2:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.bandainamcoent.com/news/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-character-pack-2-adds-six-iconic-new-fighters|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (US)|Title="Dragon Ball DAIMA: Character Pack 2 Adds Six Iconic New Fighters to DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
*[[First Demon World]]

The following stages were included in the "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/dlc/|Website=Bandai Namco Entertainment (JP)|Title="DLC"|AccessDate=30 April 2026}}</ref>
*[[God's Temple]]
*[[Kame House]]
*Bitter Tundra
*Stratosphere ([[Planet Vegeta]])
*Stratosphere ([[Earth]])

==Music==
The 2026 "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update included the theme song "ZERO" by [[Hironobu Kageyama]], veteran performer for the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2026/04/19/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-super-limit-breaking-neo-dlc-summer-2026/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="“Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO” Receiving “Super Limit-Breaking NEO” DLC Update in Summer 2026"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref>

Two "Anime Music Packs" were made available as downloadable updates, featuring 23 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.

==Development==
TBD

==Releases==
''Sparking! ZERO'' was initially released for the Sony PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), on '''10 October 2024''' in Japan and '''11 October 2024''' internationally. Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 editions were released '''14 November 2025'''.

===Deluxe Edition and Ultimate Edition===
In addition to the standard edition of ''Sparking! ZERO'', a Deluxe Edition and an Ultimate Edition were made available. The Deluxe Edition came with a Season Pass including the "Hero of Justice", "Shallot", and both "Daima" downloadable content packs, and a Season Pass Bonus that gave the player one free wish from [[Shenlong]] in the game. The Ultimate Edition contained everything from the Deluxe Edition plus an Ultimate Upgrade Pack, featuring a few extras such as a costume for the ''Dragon Ball Super'' version of Son Goku that equipped him with the ''[[Nyoi-Bō]]'', and an Ultimate Edition Bonus that gave the player one free wish from [[Super Shenlong]].<ref name="steam">{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1790600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref>

===Downloadable Content===
Extras such as additional playable characters, stages, music, and gameplay updates were released via downloadable updates.

{| class="wikitable"
! Title !! Release date (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC)<ref name="steam">{{Cite web|URL=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1790600/DRAGON_BALL_Sparking_ZERO/|Website=Steam|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> !! Release date (Nintendo Switch, Switch 2)<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/dragon-ball-sparking-zero-switch-2/dlc/|Website=Nintendo (US)|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=25 May 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/Nintendo-Switch-2-games/DRAGON-BALL-Sparking-ZERO-2882381.html|Website=Nintendo (UK)|Title="DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO"|AccessDate=29 April 2026}}</ref> !! Contents
|-
| Anime Music Pack 1 || '''08 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Adds 11 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.
|-
| Anime Music Pack 2 || '''08 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Adds 12 music tracks from animated ''Dragon Ball'' material.
|-
| Martial Arts Pack || '''09 October 2024''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Unlocks Future Gohan (plus Super Saiyan form) and Bardock, as well as equippable item "Super Sparking!".
|-
| Pre-Order Pack || '''11 October 2024''' || '''14 November 2025''' || Unlocks all forms of Gogeta and Broli from the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'', and adds Goku (Mini) from ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' as a new playable character.
|-
| Victory Pack || '''17 October 2024''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Adds equippable items "V-Jump Design Aura" and "Victory Power".
|-
| Hero of Justice Pack || '''24 January 2025''' || '''20 February 2026''' || Adds 11 playable characters from the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]''.
|-
| Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 1 || '''22 April 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 8 playable characters from ''Dragon Ball Daima''.
|-
| Shallot (Dragon Ball Legends) || '''24 June 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 1 playable character from the mobile game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''.
|-
| Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2 || '''22 September 2025''' || '''27 May 2026''' || Adds 6 playable characters from ''Dragon Ball Daima''.
|-
| Super Limit-Breaking NEO || summer 2026 (tentative) || TBA || Adds various playable characters, costumes, and stages.
|}

==Commercials & Trailers==
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0DnZpV_rwVtL_Y-BwBgAxQOMuJ_NoCRI YouTube playlist of ''Sparking! ZERO'' announcement trailers by Bandai Namco Entertainment (in reverse chronological order)]

==Game Credits==
TBD

==External Links==
[https://dbsz.bn-ent.net/ ''Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO'' - Official Bandai Namco Entertainment Website]

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Console Games}}
[[Category: Video Game|*]]

User:TrunksTrevelyan0064

2026-05-16T15:42:57Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064:

Hi! I am Kevin (you might have seen me around as '''Kevtrev''') and I am here to fix your typos. I will spot them. Sooner or later.

Things I have worked on:

'''Character biographies'''
* Original: [[Son Goku]], [[Bulma]], the [[Bear Bandit]], [[Oolong]], [[Pu'er]], [[Kuririn]], [[Giran]], [[Sno]] and [[Sno's Mother|her]] [[Sno's Father|parents]], [[Master Sergeant Murasaki|Murasaki]] and his [[Master Sergeant Murasaki's Siblings|siblings]], [[Bora]], [[Upa]], Tao Pai-pai's [[Tailor|tailor]], [[Dracula Man]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Piano]], [[Tambourine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Drum]], the [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his [[Piccolo|reincarnation]], [[Saibaimen]], [[Kewi]], [[Muri]], [[Cargo]], [[Dende]], [[Tsuno]], [[Nail]], [[King Cold]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Cell Juniors]], [[Mighty Mask]], [[Yamu]], [[Spopovitch]], [[Pui-Pui]], [[Yakon]], [[Dabra]]
* Daima: [[Abra]], [[Gomah]]
* Created the pages for [[Robot Characters]] and [[Bobbidi's Organization]] and added short character descriptions

'''Video game stuff'''
* [[Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors]] for the Game Boy Color
* Added some info about Copy Goku from [[Dragon Ball Z: Gokū Hishōden|Gokū Hishōden]]
* [[Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO]]

'''Miscellaneous things'''
* Went through all the [[List of Dragon Ball Chapters|manga chapter]] summaries to fix typos, undo contractions, update terminology, and add internal links. Also added a Cast section to each chapter page, listing the characters who appear in said chapter. Credit to [[User:Terez|Terez]] for having done all this for the first 32 chapters plus a few others already.
* Made a list of every [[Kamehameha]] used in the original manga
* Fleshed out the "Finals" section of the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]
* Created the page for [[Mount Kanae]]
* Created the page for [[Matodog Corporation]]
* Also generally going around catching and fixing typos, minor errors, inconsistencies and whatnot.

Gomah

2026-05-16T15:21:43Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064: Completing biography

{{incomplete}}
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| name = Gomah
| jpn_name = ゴマー (''Gomā'')
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| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1]]
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| ocean_voice =
| funi_voice =
| birth =
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| occupation =
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'''Gomah''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. Gomah is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 1]], which debuted '''11 October 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
Gomah resides in the [[First Demon World]] of the [[Demon Realm]], as [[Vice Demon King]] under [[Dabra|Dabra's]] rule.<ref name="daima15">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=15|}}</ref> Gomah is first seen watching recordings of the battle against [[Majin Boo]], alongside his assistant [[Degesu]]. They are astonished to see that Dark Mage [[Bobbidi]] took control of [[Great Demon King]] Dabra, even more shocked that Dabra was easily defeated by Majin Boo, and in yet more disbelief that Majin Boo himself was eradicated by a bunch of other people.

With Dabra gone, Gomah becomes the new Great Demon King, but he is worried about those people who defeated Boo possibly invading the Demon Realm. He wants to use Earth's wish-granting [[Dragon Balls]] to turn Boo's enemies into harmless children, and to get his hands on the [[Evil Third Eye]]. This powerful Eye was always passed down among the Great Demon Kings, but was lost during the reign of Dabra's father [[Abra]].<ref name="daima1">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=1|}}</ref>

Gomah goes to Earth and successfully turns Boo's enemies into children, but does not obtain the Evil Third Eye, because [[Shenlong]] says unknown first-time users of the Dragon Balls get only one wish. Gomah brings [[Dende]], the one in charge of the Dragon Balls now turned into a baby, back to the Demon Realm with him as a hostage.<ref name="daima2">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=2|}}</ref> Gomah has a [[Babysitter|caretaker]] look after Dende, intending to get a new set of Dragon Balls out of him someday.<ref name="daima5">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=5|}}</ref>

Reviewing the recordings of the battle against Majin Boo, Degesu and Gomah notice [[Doctor Arinsu]] collecting a piece of Boo in the background, and wonder what she might be up to.<ref name="daima8">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=8|}}</ref> Degesu informs Gomah that some of the people they turned into children have entered the Demon Realm and are after its Dragon Balls. Gomah laughs this off, because the Demon Realm's Dragon Balls are guarded by the powerful [[Tamagami]], but Degesu says they have already defeated one of the three.<ref name="daima9">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=9|}}</ref> Gomah checks on them via the monitors at his headquarters, and watches as [[Son Goku]] and company take out the [[Military Police|military police]] planes chasing them, and avoid being eaten by a [[Kraken|kraken]].<ref name="daima10">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=10|}}</ref> He sees [[Vegeta]] fight [[Tamagami Number Two]],<ref name="daima11">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=11|}}</ref> and [[Majin Doo]] — at Doctor Arinsu's bidding — fight [[Tamagami Number One]]. Gomah freaks out as both Tamagami lose and hand over their respective Dragon Balls,<ref name="daima12">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=12|}}</ref> and makes Degesu disable [[Warp-sama|Warp-''sama'']], the means of travel between worlds.<ref name="daima13">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=13|}}</ref>

Goku and company find another way to the First Demon World, though, breaking through the shields of light in the tunnel that connects the Demon Worlds. Gomah sends the military police after them,<ref name="daima14">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=14|}}</ref> but they make their way to Gomah's palace anyway. Gomah notices something strange on one of their belts — the Evil Third Eye. He orders Degesu to bring him that belt, who sends a [[Beautiful Woman in a Strange Hat|demon lady]] after it.<ref name="daima15">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=15|}}</ref> This lady delivers the Evil Third Eye to Gomah, who has her push it into his forehead, causing Gomah to transform into a bigger, more muscular version of himself.<ref name="daima16">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=16|}}</ref>

Gomah goes outside to face everyone and magically creates a floating platform to serve as a battle arena. Goku and company all attack him together, as well as Arinsu's [[Majin Koo]] and Majin Doo, and even Tamagami Number One joins the fight.<ref name="daima17">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=17|}}</ref> The Evil Third Eye gives Gomah enough power to keep the upper hand even when Goku turns [[Super Saiyan 3]], but when he reaches the [[Super Saiyan 4]] state, it allows him to fight Gomah more evenly. Gomah grows even larger and knocks Goku back down to his regular, non-[[Super Saiyan]] form, though. Suddenly, a dragon shoots up from the Demon Realm's Dragon Balls, summoned by [[Glorio]] on Arinsu's orders. Arinsu wants to become the new Great Demon King,<ref name="daima18">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=18|}}</ref> but instead, Glorio wishes for those Gomah turned into children to return to normal.

Now adults again, Goku and company think they should be able to fight Gomah one-on-one. Vegeta goes first, but he gets tired whereas Gomah does not. Goku jumps in next, while [[Piccolo]] looks for an opening to hit Gomah in the back of the head three times — Arinsu discovers that this is the method for removing the Evil Third Eye from his forehead.<ref name="daima19">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=19|}}</ref> Piccolo gets two hits in before Gomah retaliates, and though everyone else attacks together, Gomah's injuries heal up automatically. Majin Koo unexpectedly manages to hit the back of his head three times, however, and the Evil Third Eye pops out. Glorio stomps on it to destroy it, and the [[Great Witch Marba]], who created Majin Koo and Majin Doo for Arinsu, seals Gomah and Degesu inside an urn for 99 years. Having defeated Gomah, Majin Koo becomes the new Great Demon King.<ref name="daima20">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=20|}}</ref>

==Name==
It is not certain what Gomah's name is based on, but a possibility is 開けゴマ (''hirakegoma''), an archaic way of saying "Open Sesame" in Japanese.

==Production==
TBD.

==Notable Skills==
TBD.

==Performance==
Gomah is played by [[Showtaro Morikubo]].

==Notable Appearances==
Outside of the ''Dragon Ball Daima'' television series, Gomah has made appearances in the following video games:
*''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]''
*''[[Dragon Ball Super Divers]]''
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]'' (as part of DLC packs "-DAIMA- Adventure Through the Demon Realm")
*''[[Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO]]'' (as part of DLC pack "Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2")

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Gomah

2026-05-16T13:07:17Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064: More biography

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| caption =
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| name_pun =
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| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1]]
| appears =
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| jpn_voice = [[Showtaro Morikubo]]
| ocean_voice =
| funi_voice =
| birth =
| death =
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| weight =
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| classify = [[Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]
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| occupation =
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'''Gomah''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series. Gomah is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 1]], which debuted '''11 October 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
Gomah resides in the [[First Demon World]] of the [[Demon Realm]], as [[Vice Demon King]] under [[Dabra|Dabra's]] rule.<ref name="daima15">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=15|}}</ref> Gomah is first seen watching recordings of the battle against [[Majin Boo]], alongside his assistant [[Degesu]]. They are astonished to see that Dark Mage [[Bobbidi]] took control of [[Great Demon King]] Dabra, even more shocked that Dabra was easily defeated by Majin Boo, and in yet more disbelief that Majin Boo himself was eradicated by a bunch of other people.

With Dabra gone, Gomah becomes the new Great Demon King, but he is worried about those people who defeated Boo possibly invading the Demon Realm. He wants to use Earth's wish-granting [[Dragon Balls]] to turn Boo's enemies into harmless children, and to get his hands on the [[Evil Third Eye]]. This powerful Eye was always passed down among the Great Demon Kings, but was lost during the reign of Dabra's father [[Abra]].<ref name="daima1">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=1|}}</ref>

Gomah goes to Earth and successfully turns Boo's enemies into children, but does not obtain the Evil Third Eye, because [[Shenlong]] says unknown first-time users of the Dragon Balls get only one wish. Gomah brings [[Dende]], the one in charge of the Dragon Balls now turned into a baby, back to the Demon Realm with him as a hostage.<ref name="daima2">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=2|}}</ref>

Gomah has a [[Babysitter|caretaker]] look after Dende, intending to get a new set of Dragon Balls out of him someday.<ref name="daima5">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=5|}}</ref> Meanwhile, he increases the required annual offerings from [[Third Demon World]] citizens to three gold coins per person, and those who cannot pay will have their lifespan shortened by three years per coin. Gomah has the [[Military Police|military police]] enforce this rule.<ref name="daima4">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=4|}}</ref>

Reviewing the recordings of the battle against Majin Boo, Degesu and Gomah notice [[Doctor Arinsu]] collecting a piece of Boo in the background, and wonder what she might be up to.<ref name="daima8">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=8|}}</ref> Degesu informs Gomah that some of the people they turned into children have entered the Demon Realm and are after its Dragon Balls. Gomah laughs this off, because the Demon Realm's Dragon Balls are guarded by the powerful [[Tamagami]], but Degesu says they have already defeated one of the three.<ref name="daima9">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=9|}}</ref>

Gomah checks on them via the monitors at his headquarters, and watches as [[Son Goku]] and company take out the military police planes chasing them, and avoid being eaten by a [[Kraken|kraken]].<ref name="daima10">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=10|}}</ref> He sees [[Vegeta]] fight [[Tamagami Number Two]],<ref name="daima11">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=11|}}</ref> and [[Majin Doo]] — at Doctor Arinsu's bidding — fight [[Tamagami Number One]]. Gomah freaks out as both Tamagami lose and hand over their respective Dragon Balls,<ref name="daima12">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=12|}}</ref> and makes Degesu disable [[Warp-sama|Warp-''sama'']], the means of travel between worlds.<ref name="daima13">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=13|}}</ref>

Goku and company find another way to the First Demon World, though, breaking through the shields of light in the tunnel that connects the Demon Worlds. Gomah sends the military police after them,<ref name="daima14">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=14|}}</ref> but they make their way to Gomah's palace anyway. Gomah notices something strange on one of their belts — the Evil Third Eye. He orders Degesu to bring him that belt, who sends a [[Beautiful Woman in a Strange Hat|demon lady]] after it.<ref name="daima15">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=15|}}</ref> This lady delivers the Evil Third Eye to Gomah, who has her push it into his forehead, causing Gomah to transform into a bigger, more muscular version of himself.
<ref name="daima16">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=16|}}</ref>

(Rest of biography TBD)

==Name==
It is not certain what Gomah's name is based on, but a possibility is 開けゴマ (''hirakegoma''), an archaic way of saying "Open Sesame" in Japanese.

==Production==
TBD.

==Notable Skills==
TBD.

==Performance==
Gomah is played by [[Showtaro Morikubo]].

==Notable Appearances==
Outside of the ''Dragon Ball Daima'' television series, Gomah has made appearances in the following video games:
*''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]''
*''[[Dragon Ball Super Divers]]''
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]'' (as part of DLC packs "-DAIMA- Adventure Through the Demon Realm")
*''[[Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO]]'' (as part of DLC pack "Dragon Ball Daima: Character Pack 2")

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Abra

2026-05-15T19:53:36Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox character
| name = Abra
| jpn_name = アーブラ (''Ābura'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Bio-アーブラ.png|120px|Abra]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Abura (Crunchyroll)
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abracadabra Abracadabra]
| manga_debut =
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 10]]
| appears =
| creator =
| jpn_voice =
| ocean_voice =
| funi_voice =
| birth =
| death =
| height =
| weight =
| alias =
| classify = [[Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]
| gender =
| universe = [[Universe 7]]
| occupation =
| title = [[Great Demon King]] of the [[Demon Realm]]
| skills =
| family =
| spouse =
| significant_other =
| children = [[Dabra]]
| relatives =
| religion =
}}

'''Abra''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' universe, introduced in the ''[[Dragon Ball Daima]]'' television series as the former [[Great Demon King]] of the [[Demon Realm]], and the father of [[Dabra]]. Abra is first mentioned in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 1|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 1]], and first seen in [[Dragon Ball Daima Episode 10|''Dragon Ball Daima'' episode 10]], which debuted '''13 December 2024''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==Biography==
As [[Great Demon King]] of the [[Demon Realm]], Abra possesses the [[Evil Third Eye]], which grants the user great power when worn on the forehead.<ref name="daima1">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=1|}}</ref>

Fearing potential threats from outside the Demon Realm, Abra imposes limits upon the usage of [[Warp-sama|Warp-''sama'']], the creature that enables travel between the Demon Realm and the [[Dragon World]]. Most of the remaining [[Glind]] in the Demon Realm revolt against Abra and escape to the outside world.<ref name="daima10">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=10|}}</ref>

Intending to overthrow his father, Abra's son [[Dabra]] has a [[Third Eye Thief|thief]] steal the Evil Third Eye from the safe it is kept in. Though the thief gets killed and the Eye gets lost, Dabra is able to defeat the now less powerful Abra and take his place as the new Great Demon King.<ref name="daima15">{{Cite episode|Series=Daima|Eps=15|}}</ref>

==Name==
Abra likely shares a name pun source with his son Dabra, both taken from the magical phrase "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abracadabra abracadabra]" (アブラカダブラ ''aburakadabura''). For Abra's name, the first ア was extended (アー) to make アーブラ (''Ābura''). Another character named "Abra" (アブラ ''abura'') appears in [[Toyotarō|Toyotarō's]] ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission]]'' manga series, spelled without the extended first syllable.

It is also possible that Abra's name is inspired by "lard/fat" (脂 ''abura'') and/or "oil" (油 ''abura''), which would line up with [[Gomah|Gomah's]] name coming from "sesame" as in "sesame oil" (ごま油 ''goma abura'').

==Production==
TBD.

==Performance==
Abra has had no spoken lines yet, and thus no assigned voice yet either.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball Daima Characters]]

Gomah

2026-05-15T15:29:10Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064: Some more biography

King Gomah

2026-05-15T12:14:18Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064: Redirected page to Gomah

#REDIRECT [[Gomah]]

2026-04-30T11:46:04Z

Dragon Ball Chapter 68

2026-04-27T20:55:40Z

TrunksTrevelyan0064: /* Cast */ Adding a link to the Other Bulma, who has a page now

{{incomplete}}
{{PrevNext
| previous = Dragon Ball Chapter 67
| next = Dragon Ball Chapter 69
}}
{{Infobox chapter
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Kanzenban | [[File:db_chp068_title-kan.png|250px|Dragon Ball Chapter 68 (Kanzenban)]]}}
{{tab | Full Color | [[File:db_chp068_title-fc.png|250px|Dragon Ball Chapter 68 (Full Color)]]}}
{{tab | Tankōbon | [[File:db_chp068_title-tan.png|250px|Dragon Ball Chapter 68 (Tankōbon)]]}}
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| jpn_title = 西の都のブルマんち
| rom_title = Nishi no Miyako no Buruma n'chi
| eng_title = Bulma's House in West City
| premiered = ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'', 1986 #18
| sale_date = [[Template:April 1|01 April 1986]]
| issue_date = 14 April 1986
| pages = Title; Pages 1-14 (Black and White)
| episodes = [[Dragon Ball Episode 43]]
| viz_title = Monkey in the City
| viz_release = March 2003
| viz_trans = [[Mari Morimoto]]
| viz_adapt = [[Gerard Jones]]
| viz_editor = [[Jason Thompson]]
| tankobon = [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 6]]
| kanzenban = [[Dragon Ball Kanzenban Volume 5]]
| full_color = [[Dragon Ball Full Color: Boyhood Arc Volume 5|Boyhood Arc Volume 5]] [[Dragon Ball Digital Color Edition Part 2: Volume 2|Digital Color Part 2 Volume 2]]
| vizbig = [[Dragon Ball VIZBIG Volume 2]]
| 3-in-1 = [[Dragon Ball 3-in-1 Volume 2]]
}}
"'''Bulma's House in West City'''" is the sixty-eighth chapter of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. It was first published in Japan in the 1986 #18 issue of Shueisha's ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''.

==Summary==
[[Goku]] arrives in [[West City]], impressed with its size and busyness. He hops off ''[[Kinto'un]]'', and starts wandering around. He ends up out in the middle of traffic where a guy in a car yells at him. Goku asks the guy where [[Bulma|Bulma's]] house is, but he neither knows nor cares and drives off. Then Goku asks a lady with a baby carriage where Bulma's house is. She does not know either, and she tells him to ask somebody else. Goku cannot believe that she does not know even though they live in the same place. A taxi comes by, and Goku hails it down, and the [[West City Taxi Driver|driver]] tells him to hop in. The driver asks where to, and Goku says Bulma's house, so the driver asks where that is. "I don't know. I'm searching!" The driver halts the cab and asks if he has money for this, but Goku does not, so the driver throws him out on the street. Goku realizes you need money to find out where someone's house is in the city.

He notices a crowd has gathered, and a [[Kenpō Fighter|boxer guy]] is fighting people; if they defeat him, they get a 100,000 [[zenni]] prize. Goku says he will fight, and the guy thinks he is joking. Goku insists he is not, and the guy nonchalantly gives in as the crowd laughs. Goku starts by jabbing him in the stomach, sending the guy to the ground clutching his gut. But the guy refuses to give up. Noticing the kid knows ''kenpō'', the guy decides to get serious, and Goku jumps up and kicks the guy in the face. The guy is angry now and swings at Goku, but Goku ducks it. Then the guy tries to come down at Goku, but Goku jumps up and kicks at him. He hits the brick wall instead of the guy's face, though, putting a hole in it and scaring the guy into conceding and giving Goku the money.

Goku wanders around the street holding his money, wondering who to ask, and then two bad guys in an alley spot the little bumpkin with all the money. One of the bad guys kindly calls Goku into the alley, then pulls out a gun and tells him to give up the money. Goku excitedly asks if they are going to tell him where Bulma's house is, but the other bad guy yells to quit yappin' and hand over the money. Goku sticks his tongue out, and the bad guy gets mad and pulls out a knife. Goku head butts him into the wall, knocking him out, and the other bad guy humbly tells Goku to try asking a policeman where her house is.

Goku asks a girl where a policeman is, and she points to one, and so Goku gives her all his money as thanks. Goku goes up to the [[West City Policeman|policeman]] and asks where Bulma's house is, and the policeman asks him if he has a better description. Goku kneels down and draws a (very bad) picture of her, but that is not really what the policeman was looking for. The policeman decides to get out his computer and search for her, and thinks it should not take long since it is an unusual name. The first Bulma is wrong, but the second one is her. The policeman freaks out and says this girl is the daughter of the owner of [[Capsule Corporation]]. Since it is such a long way from here, the policeman decides to give Goku a ride on his motor scooter. Capsule Corporation is a huge dome building, and Goku starts yelling "Bulmaaaaa!!!"

==Cast==
*[[Son Goku]]
*[[West City]] Civilians ('''Debut''')
*[[West City Taxi Driver]] ('''Debut''')
*[[Kenpō Fighter|West City Kenpō Fighter]] ('''Debut''')
*West City Hoodlums ('''Debut''')
*[[West City Policeman]] ('''Debut''')
*[[Bulma]] (computer profile)
*[[Bulma (Resident Number TKM118755)|Other Bulma]] (computer profile) ('''Debut''')

==Availability==
This chapter has been released in numerous countries and languages around the world in both print and digital formats.

===Japan===
* [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 6|Dragon Ball Volume 6: Bulma's Big Blunder!!]] (Tankōbon; '''10 March 1987''')
** Digital Monochrome Edition Volume 6 ('''12 October 2012''')
* [[Dragon Ball Kanzenban Volume 5|Dragon Ball Volume 5]] (Kanzenban; '''04 February 2003''')
* [[Dragon Ball Digital Color Edition Part 2: Volume 2| Dragon Ball Part 2: Red Ribbon Army Arc Volume 2]] (Digital Color Edition; '''04 February 2013''')

==External Links==
* [http://www.kanzenshuu.com/manga/chp-068/ Kanzenshuu Manga Guide - Dragon Ball Chapter 68]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Manga}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball|068]]

User:TrunksTrevelyan0064

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TrunksTrevelyan0064:

Hi! I am Kevin (you might have seen me around as '''Kevtrev''') and I am here to fix your typos. I will spot them. Sooner or later.

Things I have worked on:

'''Character biographies'''
* [[Son Goku]], [[Bulma]], the [[Bear Bandit]], [[Oolong]], [[Pu'er]], [[Kuririn]], [[Giran]], [[Sno]] and [[Sno's Mother|her]] [[Sno's Father|parents]], [[Master Sergeant Murasaki|Murasaki]] and his [[Master Sergeant Murasaki's Siblings|siblings]], [[Bora]], [[Upa]], Tao Pai-pai's [[Tailor|tailor]], [[Dracula Man]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Piano]], [[Tambourine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Drum]], the [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his [[Piccolo|reincarnation]], [[Saibaimen]], [[Kewi]], [[Muri]], [[Cargo]], [[Dende]], [[Tsuno]], [[Nail]], [[King Cold]], [[Future Trunks]], [[Cell Juniors]], [[Mighty Mask]], [[Yamu]], [[Spopovitch]], [[Pui-Pui]], [[Yakon]], [[Dabra]]
* Created the pages for [[Robot Characters]] and [[Bobbidi's Organization]] and added short character descriptions

'''Video game stuff'''
* [[Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors]] for the Game Boy Color
* Added some info about Copy Goku from [[Dragon Ball Z: Gokū Hishōden|Gokū Hishōden]]

'''Miscellaneous things'''
* Went through all the [[List of Dragon Ball Chapters|manga chapter]] summaries to fix typos, undo contractions, update terminology, and add internal links. Also added a Cast section to each chapter page, listing the characters who appear in said chapter. Credit to [[User:Terez|Terez]] for having done all this for the first 32 chapters plus a few others already.
* Made a list of every [[Kamehameha]] used in the original manga
* Fleshed out the "Finals" section of the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai]]
* Created the page for [[Mount Kanae]]
* Created the page for [[Matodog Corporation]]
* Also generally going around catching and fixing typos, minor errors, inconsistencies and whatnot.

Mighty Mask

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TrunksTrevelyan0064:

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'''Mighty Mask''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Mighty Mask makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 437|chapter 437]], published in the 1993 #40 issue of Shueisha's ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''.

==Biography==
Mighty Mask is a martial artist who wears a hood to hide his face. After losing in the first round of the [[24th Tenka'ichi Budōkai|24th ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'']],<ref name="ch452">{{Cite manga|Chp=452}}</ref> he returns for the [[25th Tenka'ichi Budōkai|25th edition]] and makes it through the preliminary round by scoring a high enough number on a [[Punch Machine|punch machine]].<ref name="ch431">{{Cite manga|Chp=431}}</ref> As he stands around waiting for the tournament to begin, [[Trunks]] walks up to him and says a pretty girl is waiting for him around the corner. Mighty Mask eagerly follows, but it is a trick. Trunks knocks him out, so that he and [[Son Goten]] can take his outfit and enter the Adult Division in disguise. They were disappointed to be relegated to the Youth Division, so they take this opportunity to fight with the adults.<ref name="ch437">{{Cite manga|Chp=437}}</ref>
[[File:Trunks-Goten-Mighty-Mask-manga.png|thumb|180px|Trunks and Son Goten disguise themselves as Mighty Mask.]]
Not sure what their name is supposed to be, Trunks and Goten run up to draw a number when the [[Tenka'ichi Budōkai Ringside Announcer|announcer]] calls for [[Spopovitch]] during the lottery to determine the matchups. They learn that the guy they knocked out goes by the moniker "Mighty Mask", and draw number 13, pitting them against [[Killa]].<ref name="ch438">{{Cite manga|Chp=438}}</ref> While this match does not come to pass in a one-against-one setting, they do both compete in the battle royal that [[Mister Satan]] organizes after the tournament gets interrupted and most of the contestants leave. Killa suggests teaming up against reigning champion Mister Satan, but Trunks says [[No. 18]] is the contestant to worry about, and knocks Killa out of the ring with one punch.<ref name="ch452">{{Cite manga|Chp=452}}</ref> Trunks and Goten put up a good fight against [[No. 18]], but she ends up seeing through their disguise and slices the outfit in two with an energy disc. The announcer says fighting as a pair is against the rules, and disqualifies them.<ref name="ch453">{{Cite manga|Chp=453}}</ref>

==Name==
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==Production==
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==Notable Skills==
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==Performance==
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==Notable Appearances==
===Video Games===
Trunks and Son Goten in their Mighty Mask disguise are selectable as a "Z-Assist" character in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden]]''.

During the "DRAGON BALL Games Battle Hour 2026", many new playable characters were shown to be included in the "Super Limit-Breaking NEO" update for ''[[Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO]]'', including Trunks and Goten in their Mighty Mask disguise.

==Notes==
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==References==
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{{Characters}}

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