Sparking Zero faces player complaints of lack of drip, impossible fights, and cheaters. As game's meta evolves, frustrations grow with broken mechanics and unbalanced characters. Bandai Namco must address overwhelming player concerns to maintain a healthy player base.

The Bean Daddy had a good run. After a week of terrorizing Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero players through his infinite bag of health-restoring Senzu beans, Yajirobe will have his stats evaluated in an upcoming balance patch,

Many Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero players are frustrated by the game's lack of customization options. While reception to the fighting title has been largely positive, fans are hoping to see some aspects of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero improved in the near future.

We gave the title a 'great' 8/10 in our Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero PS5 review. "Boasting a colossal character roster and some of the best anime-based visuals in gaming, Sparking! Zero is an absolute blast," is what we wrote.

With a roster of over 180 characters, figuring out who to choose in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero can be a bit of a hassle – especially when so many of them are

Sparking! Zero is canonically balanced, which means the weakest characters in the series are the most challenging to play.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero hid away a deep cut reference to a classic character in the game’s customization menu.

There are two main ways to unlock Android 13 in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero: Buy him for 60,000 Zeni once you reach Player Level 10. Unlock him by completing 20 battles with any Android.

Sparking Zeros roster draws from some typical fighting game archetypes, one group stands almost entirely apart.