The Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero stages may not be as thrilling as those with WarriorZ, but they still take us back to notable scenes from the anime series. There are places like the Hyperbolic Chamber of Time and the Realm of Kais where you can take action.
Every stage of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is listed
There are plenty Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero stages to choose from. The base game includes 12 stages at launch, with variants depending on attendance at the fight and time of day. These include:
- Planet Namek
- Open field
- Open field (evening)
- Open field (night)
- Rocky Land
- Rocky Land (evening)
- Rocky Land (Night)
- City
- City (daytime – gloomy)
- City (evening)
- City (Night)
- World Tournament
- World Tournament (no crowd)
- Power Arena Tournament
- Hyperbolic time chamber
- Kaisa land
- Islands
- Islands (evening)
- Islands (night)
- Mobile gaming arena
- Cell Games Arena (evening)
- Mobile gaming arena (night)
- City ruins
- The destroyed planet Namek
What happens in these stages of the anime?
The Hyperbolic Time Chamber is an vital location in the series where Goku, his son Gohan, and the other Z Fighters train to defeat upcoming threats such as Cell and Buu. A year in the chamber equals one day outside, so our heroes have plenty of time to train, spar with each other, and become stronger.
The Cell Games Arena is where Gohan and Cell fight their fateful battle Dragon Ball Z. It is here that the teenager performs the Father-Son Kamehameha to defeat Cell and save the world.
The events of the Frieza saga take place on the planet Namek, where Vegeta, Gohan and Krillin fight for survival in search of the Dragon Balls. Goku finally helps them and turns Super Saiyan against the powerful Frieza.
Finally, the Land of Kais is where Goku performs the Spirit Bomb to get rid of the fearsome Kid Buu, and the Land of Rocks is likely based on the initial battles between Goku and Vegeta in Saiyan history.
