Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Seemingly Confirms What-If Battles
Dragon Ball Z fans think that the latest trailer for Sparking Zero has confirmed that What-If battles will be returning from Budokai Tenkaichi and Raging Blast.
Although Dragon Ball fans had to deal with a year of silence following the initial reveal of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero (known back then as Budoaki Tenkaichi 4), news about the game has really started to ramp up since the re-reveal at The Game Awards last year. As great as it was to see Super Saiyan God Goku and Vegeta, the biggest news drop for Sparking Zero was a gameplay deep dive that released last week.
This showcase gave us our best look yet at how Sparking Zero is going to play by showing off a full match between Goku and Vegeta, which featured battle damage, beam clashes, and several new techniques. This was then followed up by a character trailer that focused on Power vs Speed, which showcased a bunch of fighters that were previously revealed in an issue of V-Jump.
Although the trailer didn't reveal any new characters coming to Sparking Zero that we hadn't already heard about, it did give us a big hint towards something that fans really want to see make a return - What-If Battles. For those who don't know, Budokai Tenkaichi and Raging Blast both had special match-ups where characters who have never fought in Dragon Ball canon before would get the chance to battle, such as Gogeta and Vegito or Bardock and Goku.
These matches would start and finish with unique cutscenes that told a little story about the match-up, making them stand out from regular battles. Dragon Ball fans think that Sparking Zero's latest trailer has made a big case for them making a return, as there are some curious shots between Kale and Broly.
Raging Blast took the concept of What-If battles so far that it actually introduced two brand new characters - Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta and Super Saiyan 3 Broly. Let's hope they somehow make it into Sparking Zero as well .
As pointed out by Twitter user RevivalOfPotara, one scene in the
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