Almost every single one of the strongest characters you can play as in Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero hails from the most recent Dragon Ball manga.

Its Episode Battles have the kind of reaction-heavy difficulty that doesn’t really exist in most games these days, more than once crossing the line between challenging and frustrating. But the feeling of traveling back to a simpler time when games didn’t have to be balanced or competitive to be fun is a good one,

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero doesn't fully release until tomorrow ( it's been available for a couple of days for early access buyers ), but fans are already discovering additional DLC that hasn't been revealed before.

Sparking! Zero, there are many alternate story paths that all branch from certain events in the series—each range in what happens and how in-depth they are. You can get a quick and simple alternate ending,

The Dragon Ball Daima anime has been released, and in this guide, we discuss how it fits within the Dragon Ball timeline.

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The late, great Akira Toriyama's final Dragon Ball project proves he still had tricks, humor, and unique eye for continuity up his sleeve.

It’s perfectly fitting that new Dragon Ball fighting game Sparking! Zero is both needlessly complicated and kind of base-level, repetitive simple—while also being undeniably energetic and fun as fuck.

The new 3D arena fighter gives you all the tools to recreate your favorite Dragon Ball fights… if you've got the skills.

With this Dragon Ball farming method, Sparking! ZERO players will be summoning Shenron and Porunga in no time while also increasing their proficiency.