There are three sets of Dragon Balls for players to find in Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO, each of which summons a different dragon. Much like in the series itself, Shenron, Porunga, and Super Shenron all have different abilities when it comes to the kind of wishes that they're able to grant, making some Dragon Balls a lot more valuable than others.

After months of character teases, drip-fed mechanics reveals, and a tantalizing early access period, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has finally hit its full release

Make bigger and bigger wishes in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero.

We break down some methods you can use to make Dragon Ball Sparking Zero wishes that let you summon Shenron, Porunga, and Super Shenron.

The most common way to unlock characters is by playing through the game’s Episode Battle mode, which follows key events from the Dragon Ball universe.

Earning Dragon Balls is pivotal in Sparking Zero, so here is how to find and use them as well as what wishes can be granted.

Dragon Ball came into my life when I was seven years old. It’s hard to think of more of a “right moment” than that. I was obsessed. I did my homework around when Dragon Ball Z would air on Toonami. I stayed up late on weekends to watch Dragon Ball Z: Uncut on Adult Swim.

In Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, You can get Dragon Balls and Summon Shenron, Super Shenron, or Porunga to grant you wishes. These wishes can unlock new characters, outfits, Ability items, Zeni, and more depending on which dragon you summon.

Bandai Namco's latest is a love letter to Dragon Ball's past, present, and future — with gleeful fanfic in between

The most significant change revolves around Gohan. In Dragon Ball Super, Gohan had stepped away from training following the Majin Buu saga, leaving a gap in Earth's defences.