This is a 1-on-1 side-view fighting game with ground movement, jumping, dashes, aerial exchanges, and energy attacks. Fighters build ki over time and spend it on signature specials and finishers. The game emphasizes spacing, timing, and combo openings rather than complex command systems. Battles can shift into flashy close-up effects during super attacks, and single-player progression usually involves advancing through a series of matchups against CPU opponents.

Goku

The main hero, using techniques such as the Kamehameha.

Gohan

A fast, balanced fighter appearing in his child form.

Vegeta

A powerful attacker with aggressive ki-based offense.

Piccolo

A ranged specialist with techniques like the Special Beam Cannon.

Krillin

A nimble fighter with quick pressure tools.

Trunks

A mobile swordsman with strong energy attacks.

Frieza

A ruthless boss-style character with heavy projectile pressure.

Cell

A versatile character with a broad move set.

Android 18

A quick character built around speed and pressure.

King Piccolo

A classic villain from the Dragon Ball era.

Learn each character’s key special and how much ki it costs. Use movement to create openings instead of rushing in blindly. Against projectile users, dash and jump to close distance, then punish recovery frames with simple combos into specials. Save some ki for reversals or a guaranteed finisher rather than spending it as soon as it becomes available.

Tips and tricks

Practice hit-confirming basic attacks into specials before focusing on flashy finishers.

Tips and tricks

Against stronger CPU opponents, retreat briefly to rebuild ki and reset spacing.

Tips and tricks

Air control matters a lot, so winning the jump game often leads to safer pressure.

User Reviews

A charming early Dragon Ball fighter with great fan service for the time.

User Reviews

The super attack camera angles make big moves feel dramatic and memorable.

User Reviews

Simple to learn, but spacing and ki management still give it some depth.