Ultra Instinct Sign Goku, Hit, Roshi, And Kefla Confirmed For Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero
thegamer.comA ton of new characters have been announced for Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, including Ultra Instinct Sign Goku, Kefla, Hit, Ascended Trunks, and Dypso.
Just last month, we finally got another trailer for Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, which showed off a bunch of playable forms for Goku and Vegeta, alongside confirming that Giant characters are going to be playable like they were in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. After that trailer released, it was teased that the next set of characters would be focused on "Power vs Speed", something that's finally been followed up on.
As showcased by Twitter user and reliable Dragon Ball insider DbsHype, the latest issue of V-Jump has revealed a ton of new characters for Sparking Zero that fit under the "power" and "speed" monikers. Not only does it give us another great look at how Sparking Zero plays, but it also shows us how far-reaching the roster is going to be.
By far the most exciting character who was revealed in this issue of V-Jump is Ultra Instinct Sign Goku, who can be seen fighting Kefla in one of the screenshots on the "Power" side of the feature. He's not very easy to spot, but you can tell by the aura and his clothes that it's indeed Ultra Instinct Sign Goku.
Beyond another form for Goku, the two-spread sheet also reveals a ton of other characters including Master Roshi (who seems to based on his Resurrection F and Super form), Hit, Dypso, Kefla, Ascended Trunks, Burter, Jeice, Nappa, and more. We still don't have full confirmation of anyone outside of Super and Z (beyond some hints about non-canon movie content), but we do at least have a ton more characters confirmed to be coming to the game.
We also somehow still don't have confirmation that Gohan and his many forms are going to be in Sparking Zero. I mean, of course he's going to be in but it's wild we haven't seen him yet.
If screenshots of Sparking Zero characters somehow isn't enough for you, then you'll be happy to know that the V-Jump issue does confirm
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