Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero Video Details Battle & Tournament Modes

Bandai Namco has released a new Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero video, detailing the game’s Battle and Tournament mode, which allow for players to compete for high ranks.

What features does Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s Battle and Tournament mode have?

Similar to other ranked modes, the Battle and Tournament modes found in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero allow fans to compete online in ranked or custom matches. In ranked modes, a matchmaking system with customizable rank ranges, battle rules, and connection quality can be changed as well.

The game’s Tournament mode allows players to create their own tournaments, complete with customizable rulesets, stages, victory conditions, and more.

Check out the new Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero video below:

So far, the Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero roster features:

Android 16

Android 17

Android 19

Anilaza

Caulifla

Caulifla, Super Saiyan 2

Cell Jr.

Cell, 1st Form

Cell, 2nd Form

Cell, Perfect Form

Chiaotzu

Cui

Dabura

Dodoria

Dr.Gero

Frieza – First Form

Frieza – Fourth Form

Frieza – Fourth Form Full Power

Frieza – Second Form

Frieza – Third Form

Fused Zamasu

Fused Zamasu, Half-Corrupted

Future Trunks

Ginyu

Gogeta (Super)

Gogeta (Super), Super Saiyan

Gogeta (Super), Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan

Gohan (Teen)

Gohan (Teen), Super Saiyan

Gohan (Teen), Super Saiyan 2

Goku (Super) Ultra Instinct -Sign-

Goku Black Super Saiyan Rose

Goten

Goten, Super Saiyan

Gotenks

Gotenks, Super Saiyan

Gotenks, Super Saiyan 3

Guldo

Jiren

Kale

Kale, Super Saiyan

Kefla

Kefla, Super Saiyan

Kefla, Super Saiyan 2

King Cold

Mecha Frieza

Mr. Satan

Nail

Perfect Cell

Piccolo

Recoome

Ribrianne

Roasie

Saibaman

Spopovich

Super Vegito

Super Zarbon

The Great Saiyaman

Trunks (Kid)

Trunks (Kid), Super Saiyan

Trunks (Sword), Super Saiyan

Vegito

Vegito, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan

Yajirobe

Zarbon

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