Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero's 10 Best Characters, Ranked
fans are busy creating new tier lists since Spike Chunsoft and Bandai Namco's has recently been released on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The anime and games share many similarities, mainly in that no character is created equal. Many favorites have returned, including many power stages of characters like Goku, Vegeta, and even Majin Buu. The high-speed 3D fighting game is perfect for fans of the classic anime, paired with the ability to create teams of legendary heroes and villains and fight against other players.
As with any fighting style game, techniques and personal styles come at the forefront of character preferences, but some characters are certainly better damage dealers than others. This list only covers a fraction of the 182 playable characters available in so the placement of each character is based on design, combat abilities, and current damage rankings, not solely their popular tier placement.
The tier of best playable characters in is full of supreme Saiyans, angels, a God of Destruction, and other powerful beings. Many of these characters feature huge health bars and quick movements, making them difficult to fight in the story and competitive modes. The Legendary Super Saiyan (Z) form of Broly is fully powered and has a mighty Ki Ultimate Blast.
Dragon Orbs are a great way to easily get through alternate paths in Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero, as they'll lower the difficulty of matches.
Broly boasts a high-speed rush and a large radius for the explosive wave. His Super Attack features a reference to the first movie in which he appears, as he makes a comment that refers to his planetary destruction. His huge power base and the subtle references to the anime make Broly a top contender for one of the best playable characters with a roster this large.
The antagonist, Jiren, has returned to the screens of players and his Full Power form boasts many more challenges than expected. As a key battle in unlocking some of the other characters, the
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