How to transform in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

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The elite Dragon Ball fighters continue to evolve throughout the series, presenting a vast array of unique forms. Great Ape was among the first to be introduced, followed by other iconic variations like Super Saiyan and Perfect Cell.

To help you master this technique in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, here’s how to transform your character.

How do you transform in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero?

Earning a Skill Count is the first step you need to take for Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero’s transformation tactic. The minute a match starts, you’ll notice a progress bar for the Skill Count at the screen’s top-left corner. It’ll gradually fill up over time, so you’ll need to wait until you see the number one or higher.

Once you’ve earned a Skill Count, a glowing blue icon appears to signify the transformation’s availability. Press up on the D-Pad (Standard)/press the left stick (Classic), and select the form you desire. The form selection will depend on how many points you’ve acquired. So, for example, if I had a one Skill Count as Goku, I would have just enough to unlock his Super Saiyan form. But, if I wanted to trigger his Super Saiyan Blue variant, I need three counts instead. The more powerful a form is, the more Skill Counts it requires.

Sparking Zero Goku FormsScreenshot by Destructoid

Unlocking these new forms enhances the character’s defensive and offensive performance. You’ll also uncover new attacks that are only accessible through these variants. However, not all fighters, including Goku (Teen), Krillin, and Videl, will have this feature available.

All characters with transformation in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

If you want to know which characters (base versions) have the transformation ability, here’s a complete list:

CharactersDifferent Forms
Goku (Z – Mid)Super Saiyan
Goku (Z – End)Super Saiyan 1, 2, and 3
Goku (Super)-Super Saiyan
-Super Saiyan God
-Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan
Goku Ultra Instinct (Super) -Sign-Goku Ultra Instinct (Super)
Goku (GT)Super Saiyan 1, 3, and 4
Vegeta (Z – Scouter)Great Ape Vegeta
Vegeta (Z – Early)Super Saiyan and Super Vegeta
Vegeta (Z – End)Super Saiyan 1 and 2
Vegeta (Super)-Super Saiyan
-Super Saiyan God
-Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan
Gohan (Teen)Super Saiyan 1 and 2
Gohan (Adult)-Super Saiyan
-Super Saiyan 2
-Great Saiyaman
Gohan (Future)Super Saiyan
Trunks (Sword)Super Saiyan
Trunks (Melee)Super Saiyan and Super Trunks
Future TrunksSuper Saiyan
Trunks (Kid)Super Saiyan
GotenSuper Saiyan
VegitoSuper Vegito and Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan
Gogeta (Super)Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan
GotenksSuper Saiyan 1 and 3
Master RoshiMax Power
Frieza (Z)-2nd, 3rd, and 4th Forms
-Full Power
Frieza (Super)Golden Frieza
Cell2nd and Perfect Forms
Super BuuGotenks Absorbed and Gohan Absorbed
Uub (GT)Majuub (GT)
ZarbonSuper Zarbon
Broly (Z)Super Saiyan and Legendary Super Saiyan
Broly (Super)Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan Full Power
Lord SlugGiant Form
CoolerFinal Form
Android 13Fusion Android 13
Bojack Full-Power Bojack
JanembaSuper Janemba
Baby Vegeta (GT)Super Baby 1 and 2 (GT)
Syn Shenron (GT)Omega Shenron (GT)
Goku BlackSuper Saiyan Rosé
Fused ZamasuHalf-Corrupted
CabbaSuper Saiyan 1 and 2
CauliflaSuper Saiyan 2
KaleSuper Saiyan Berserk and Super Saiyan
KeflaSuper Saiyan 1 and 2
JirenFull Power
ToppoGod of Destruction

Some characters require you to level up their base form first to reach the higher tiers. For instance, you can start with Frieza’s 1st Form, then gradually make your way up the ranks with its 2nd, 3rd, and Final Form. Only a select few mandate this process, specifically with Frieza and Cell. The rest of the fighters can initiate various forms at any time, even with the base version, giving you free range with your selection.


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