Dragon Ball Sparking Zero features a number of different environments for your Z Fighters to brawl in. This guide will go over every arena in the game.
Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is shaping up to be the ultimate Dragon Ball experience for fans of the beloved Budokai Tenkaichi series. Major leaks have shown off a massive roster of characters, all of which can be customized both statistically and visually.
There have been some hiccups ahead of the game’s launch with the reveal of couch co-op limitations. Players will only be able to fight on a single map when playing multiplayer locally.
If you’re not playing Dragon Ball Sparking Zero with a friend, however, there are other arenas to choose from. Here’s a list of every map in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero.
Every Arena in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero
In a prerelease interview with IGN, Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Producer Jun Furutani confirmed that Dragon Ball Sparking Zero will launch with 12 maps. These maps are:
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- Planet Namek
- Open Field
- Rocky Land
- City
- World Tournament
- Tournament of Power Arena
- Hyperbolic Time Chamber
- Land of the Kais
- Islands
- Cell Games Arena
- City Ruins
- Destroyed Planet Namek
It’s a fairly small offering of maps compared to the 23 arenas of the PlayStation 2’s Budokai Tenkaichi 3. A fact that has not been lost on fans of the franchise.
Dragon Ball Sparking Zero’s lack of arenas worries fans
Is it just me or having only 12 stages is this game’s first major L ? I know that the maps are sophisticated and different from the previous games but I’m not even talking about having all the stages from BT3. Just feel like some are definitely a must like Beerus Planet, the Glacier, Outer Space… byu/Legal_Anything_6883 intenkaichi4
Prior to Furutani’s reveal, there were already concerns within Dragon Ball Sparking Zero’s prospective community of players regarding a lack of focus on battle stages. The unveiling of the 12 launch maps for the game have fans worried about the potential impacts on other game modes such as the single-player story.
“It is pretty disappointing. I’m fine with Spaking Zero not having as many stages as Budokai Tenkaichi 3 but there are some pretty glaring omissions like Kami’s Lookout, Glacier, Space and Hell,” one player responded to the Reddit thread above. “If the Tournament of Destroyers is in the story mode that stage not being in feels strange as well.”
Furutani did hint that the roster of playable maps will expand as post-launch DLC arrives for Sparking Zero. At launch, however, the current 12 aren’t cutting it for players hoping to experience particular story beats in the game’s campaign.