How To Get Goku (Mini) In Dragon Ball Sparking Zero

Goku (Mini) is a miniature version of the iconic Dragon Ball protagonist, Goku, and comes from the Dragon Ball Daima series. He is available in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero but not in the base roster. In the Daima series, many beloved characters are transformed into their mini counterparts. This Goku comes with many of the same attacks and abilities as a grown Goku but in a much smaller package. This isn’t to be confused with the Goku from Dragon Ball GT, who wears a blue gi.

Meanwhile, Goku (Mini) has a unique way of obtaining information, which will make many players unhappy if they were not previously aware of it. Goku (Mini) was Pre-order DLC, meaning one avenue to get the character is gone. If you happened to pre-order Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, it came in the installation. That doesn’t mean it’s impossible, as you can still get Goku (Mini) to play in-game; it just takes a lot more effort.

How To Get Goku (Mini) In Dragon Ball Sparking Zero

What To Do To Unlock Goku (Mini)

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Goku (Mini), the Daima version of Goku, was a pre-order bonus for Dragon Ball Sparking Zero. However, Bandai Namco announced on X stating that all pre-order DLC will be sold separately. You can no longer get Goku (Mini) for free if you missed pre-orders. You must wait until he’s available to purchase in the store. There were some reports that those who pre-ordered the Ultimate Edition did not receive a DLC code for Goku (Mini), but those who pre-ordered digitally didn’t need a code as it was included in the installation.

Goku doing a Sonic Sway dodge to the right in Dragonball Sparking Zero

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The Ultimate Edition might get Goku (Mini) as part of the description on the official website, which states that it will include a season pass with characters from Dragon Ball Daima. However, it was not explicitly stated that Goku (Mini) would be one of the characters, so in the end, he could just be a purchase-only character. If you pre-ordered from GameStop or Best Buy, you should have received a code with your DLC. However, it’s best to contact Bandai support if you’ve not received anything and pre-ordered. Don’t worry; he’s not a missing character in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero.

When getting a DLC code, it’s best to start with where you bought the game and contact Bandai Namco. Make sure you have your receipt.

While Dragon Ball Sparking Zero has an impressive cast of characters with both English and Japanese voice options, Goku (Mini) is an exception. He only has a Japanese voice track available, as seen in SLOplays‘s video.

This is likely because his appearance originates from Dragon Ball Daima, a series without an official English dub. Players who prefer English voices will only hear Goku (Mini) speaking in his native Japanese, not English. Keep an eye on Dragon Ball Sparking Zero‘s DLC packs to find out where he’s available.

Is Goku (Mini) Worth It In Dragon Ball Sparking Zero

Should You Get Goku (Mini)?

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Daima Goku (Mini) standing with power pole. — SLOplays

Goku (Mini) in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is unique, but his worth depends heavily on your playstyle and preferences. He is only worth it if he comes at the price of 9.99 or lower, just because Goku (Mini) doesn’t come with an English dub and is very small and, therefore, not as strong as many other characters. He would be a great support character who pops in for quick attacks and mobility, but he isn’t likely to be a main fighter on any team.

Goku (Mini) in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero has no transformations. He remains in his base form throughout the fights. While other Goku forms can transform into Super Saiyan, Goku (Mini) is designed to be a unique character with his distinct gameplay style. His strengths lie in his rapid melee attacks, the ability to use the Power Pole for extra reach, and exceptional skills like Sleep and Warm-up Exercises. Super Saiyan would likely add too much for the designers to add in.

His small stature and quick movements allow for agile combat, while his standout skills, Sleep and Warm-up Exercise, provide healing and stat buffs. Sleep offers a complete health recovery, albeit for a limited time, while Warm-up Exercise grants temporary stat boosts, enhancing his combat capabilities. However, his reliance on rush melee attacks may not appeal to players seeking long-range options like Kamehameha waves. Ultimately, whether Goku (Mini) is worth it comes down to your personal playstyle and desire for a unique and agile combatant in your Dragon Ball Sparking Zero roster.

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