Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors

“Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors” is a fighting video game developed by Arc System Works and published by Bandai for the Game Boy Advance handheld console. Released in 2004, the game offers fast-paced, 2D fighting action set in the iconic Dragon Ball Z universe. Players can choose from a roster of popular characters from the series and engage in one-on-one battles against AI opponents or friends via link cable multiplayer.

The gameplay of “Supersonic Warriors” focuses on intense, combo-based combat, with each character boasting a unique set of moves and special techniques inspired by the Dragon Ball Z anime and manga. Players can execute devastating combos, unleash powerful energy attacks, and transform into more powerful forms during battle, staying true to the series’ trademark over-the-top battles.

Critics and fans praised “Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors” for its fluid animation, responsive controls, and faithful recreation of the series’ iconic battles and characters. The game’s intuitive gameplay mechanics make it accessible to both casual players and fighting game enthusiasts, while its deep combat system offers plenty of depth and strategy for those looking to master their favorite characters. “Supersonic Warriors” remains a beloved title among Dragon Ball Z fans, offering an immersive and action-packed experience on the Game Boy Advance platform.

Gameplay

The game pits two characters of the Dragon Ball Z franchise against each other in large environments, where they mostly fight in the air. The player can use strong and stronger variations of close combat attacks, and charge their ki to fire Ki Blasts. Each character also has three unique “Certain Kill” abilities that deal heavy damage to the opponent. The Certain Kill ability varies depending on where the player is located (above, below or horizontal to the opponent).

Each character has three “levels”, which makes them stronger and occasionally changes their sprites and abilities. This is used in story mode to simulate the characters being stronger or weaker than their opponents.

Some characters have special abilities which can be activated by charging ki to 100% and then press both L and R button at the same time. These special abilities represent power ups (like LV1 Goku’s Kaio-ken).

Characters

There are 13 playable characters, each with 3 levels. They are each listed with their name and appearance according to level [ex: Name (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3)]:

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• Goku (Normal (with Kaio-ken special ability), Super Saiyan, Full-Power Super Saiyan)
• Gohan (Teen (Super Saiyan), Teen (Super Saiyan 2), Ultimate Gohan)
• Piccolo (Normal for LV1, fused with Kami for LV2, fused with Demon King Piccolo for LV3)
• Krillin (Normal for all three, but one Certain Kill ability changes from summoning Gohan at LV1, to Tien Shinhan at LV2, to using the Spirit Bomb at LV3, also at LV3 Krillin can use theKaio-ken special ability)
• Vegeta (Normal for LV1, Super Saiyan for LV2, Majin Vegeta for LV3 (Automatically a Super Saiyan 2 at LV3))
• Future Trunks (Super Saiyan for all three levels)
• Captain Ginyu (Normal for all three, but can summon Jeice for a Certain Kill at 2, and Recoome and Guldo at level 3)
• Frieza (Final form for LV1, Cybernetic form for LV2, Immortal for LV3)
• Android 18 (Normal for all three, but can summon Android 17 for a Certain Kill at 2 and Android 16 at level 3)
• Dr. Gero (Normal for all three)
• Cell (Perfect for all 3)
• Majin Buu (fat Buu for LV1 and LV2, Super Buu for Lv3)
• Gotenks (Super Saiyan 3 for all 3, with greater time limits between each)

Other characters

• King Piccolo
• Tien Shinhan
• Guldo
• Recoome
• Jeice
• Burter
• Android 17
• Android 16
• Mr. Satan
• Trunks (during Gotenks’ appearance)
• Goten (during Gotenks’ appearance)
• Marron
• Shenron
• Porunga
• Evil Buu (Majin Buu’s final opponent in his story mode, portrayed by Super Buu with an alternate purple skin color)

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