One of the most beloved staples of the Budokai Tenkaichi series that Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero brings back is the what-if scenarios, which tell alternate stories about the Dragon Ball universe and how things could have gone differently. #sparkingzero #Sparkingepisode #whatifscenario

Sparking Episodes are unique what-if scenarios that can be discovered as part of each character's story mode, which are called Episode Battles. While these story modes are full of alternate cutscenes, pathways, and even have choices for the player to make, each character only has one specific Sparking Episode.

Of course, as the main character, Goku can't just have one Sparking Episode. His second one can also be found in Chapter 1 and it's called Side by Side. To unlock this, you'll need to choose to go it alone in the very first mission.

Once you've done this, you'll need to actually "Wear down Raditz" in a given time. Just like with the others, this essentially means beating him as quickly as possible. After doing this, you'll unlock the rest of the scenario, which goes on for a surprisingly long amount of time.

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DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO is a 3D fighting game that takes the gameplay of the Budokai Tenkaichi series to new heights. The game features many playable characters, each with signature abilities, transformations, and techniques. It also features arenas that crumble and react to your power. According to Producer Jun Furutani, Sparking Zero is a "genuine sequel and evolution of the series".

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In Dragon Ball GT, the pair combine in their strongest forms, creating the unstoppable Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta. SSJ4 Gogeta is easily one of the strongest saiyans in the series, bearing no comparison to lesser saiyans like Universe 6's Cabba, whose most powerful form in Dragon Ball Super is Super Saiyan 2.

For fighting games like Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, a solid ranked system is one of the major game changers in terms of replayability and player base development. However, just like any other game, the format of every ranked system can become quite confusing. While some games may only opt for single character selection, some Dragon Ball games have seen a team format utilized for their competitive systems.

Whether you want to challenge for the top of the ranked ladder or simply climb higher than your friends, you'll need to know how the ranked system functions because it changes vastly from game to game.

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