Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Could Include DBZ Broly As A Playable Fighter
A recent update to the official Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero website hints that we could see the classic Dragon Ball Z version of Broly as a playable fighter on the roster.
One of the most exciting things about any Dragon Ball game is its roster, with tons of different characters across several different sagas and series to choose from. That same excitement is flowing through Sparking Zero, with each new reveal painting a bigger picture about how far the record-breaking number of fighters is going to go.
We've got quite a lot of the Sparking Zero roster revealed already, but one of the earliest fighters who was confirmed for the game is the modern reboot of Broly from Dragon Ball Super. Although this version of the character is generally regarded as a major improvement over the original, a lot of fans are still hoping we get to see the classic Dragon Ball Z version in the game at some point.
Beyond the hopes of fans, there's not been any evidence for the original version of Broly making it into Sparking Zero... until now. Following the latest character reveal trailer for the game, Sparking Zero's official website was updated to include all of the fighters who were shown off, such as Master Roshi, Super Trunks, Kakunsa, and more.
Alongside those fighters, a new slot was added for Broly's Super Saiyan Full Power form, which isn't too surprising to see considering we already knew the character was coming to the game. What's interesting about this roster update, however, is that the form (and all of Broly's other forms) have been updated to say "Broly (Super)".
It's possible that this has just been done to show where this version of Broly came from, but it does give some evidence that the classic version of Broly who debuted in Dragon Ball Z could also be making it onto the roster. If this version of Broly (the canon version) was the only one in the game, then it wouldn't make much sense to have him marked as "Super".
This isn't the only hint that we've had about
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