Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle

Enter the Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle Wiki! This section will guide you through the essential elements of the game's Home Screen. Understanding the Home Screen is the first step to getting a handle on the game.

• General Guides: Information on terms, data transfer, and summon rate calculations.
• Quest / Events: Details on game timelines, campaigns, quest modes, and various events like the World Tournament.
• Gameplay: Covers tutorials, profile settings, link skills, active skills, character categories, wishes, Baba's Treasures, nuking, player ranks, team leaders, and Super Attacks.
• Items: Information on Awakening Medals, Support Items, Support Memories, Training Items, Potential Orbs, Skill Orbs, Special Stickers, Keys of the Past, and STA-Restoring Items.
• Other: Includes disambiguation, lists of obtainable characters, origin of cards, and Easter eggs.

The selling of characters in Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle has both advantages and disadvantages, depending on what you are selling.

Pros: Hercule Statues are valuable items that sell for between 125,000 zeni and 500,000 zeni.

Cons: Most character cards, such as those with the rarity of Normal (N) or Rare (R), sell for such a small amount that it is more beneficial to use them for training instead.

Warning: Super Rare (SR), Super Super Rare (SSR), and Ultra Rare (UR) character cards should NEVER be sold.

Alright, so you want to get your team sorted in Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle? This is the place to do it! When you hop into the 'Team' section, you'll see all the teams you've put together, up to six of them. It's super handy for organizing your fighters.

Down in the bottom right corner, you'll spot a 'Change All' button. Honestly, I always use this if I'm swapping out two or more characters. It just makes things quicker and cleaner.

To actually change who's on your team, just tap on a character's portrait. If a slot is empty, you'll see a Z-icon. This takes you to the character selection screen. Pick a new fighter, and then another screen pops up showing you all the stat differences between the old and new character. Pay attention to this! Boosting your ATK and DEF is key to winning battles faster and staying alive longer.

Quick heads-up: if you leave a slot empty in your team setup, don't worry, you'll just get a generic 'Saibaman' filling in for you during battles. It's not ideal, but it means you can still go into a fight!

Now, keep an eye on the 'Team Limit' shown at the top right. Every character has a 'Team Cost,' which you can see by tapping or long-pressing their portrait to bring up their full character sheet. This limit is super important because it only goes up when you 'Rank Up' (basically, level up your player rank). You'll need this limit to increase because eventually, you'll be awakening those rare SSR characters into even stronger URs, and they chew up a lot of team cost!

Right now, the max team limit is 535. It could go up if they ever raise the player rank cap, but honestly, by the time that happens, you'll probably have your six teams filled with URs anyway. So, focus on managing that cost as you get stronger characters!