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Dragon Ball games on Nintendo Switch 2

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DRAGON BALL Sparking ZERO
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About the Dragon Ball series on Nintendo Switch 2

Dragon Ball stands for relentless training, spectacular finishers, and friendships forged in battle. Video games in the series translate that spirit through precise 2D fighters, 3D arena clashes with flight and beam duels, and ARPG adventures that retell the saga with exploration and character growth.

  • 1986 – First appearance in games with Dragon Daihikyou.
  • 1993 – Super Butoden cements console 2D battles.
  • 2002 – Budokai refreshes the franchise for a new generation.
  • 2005 – Budokai Tenkaichi opens large-scale aerial arenas.
  • 2015 – Xenoverse debuts Time Patrol and RPG layers.
  • 2016 – Xenoverse 2 expands content and co-op.
  • 2018 – FighterZ raises the competitive bar.
  • 2020 – Kakarot reimagines Z as a playable epic.

On Nintendo Switch 2, the ideal starting title for story lovers is Dragon Ball Z Kakarot. It faithfully covers Saiyan, Frieza, Cell, and Buu arcs, blends boss fights with exploration, and offers approachable progression. After finishing, jump to FighterZ or Tenkaichi style entries to focus on high-level versus play.

Frequently asked questions about Dragon Ball on Nintendo Switch 2

Many entries closely adapt canonical arcs, while Xenoverse introduces time-altered missions that complement rather than replace the core storyline on Nintendo Switch 2.
Expect fast dashes, vanishes, super meter management, and aerial pressure. FighterZ rewards tight execution, while Xenoverse emphasizes build synergy on Nintendo Switch 2.
FighterZ supports local and online versus, Xenoverse 2 adds co-op PvE and PvP, and Kakarot is single-player. Availability varies by title on Nintendo Switch 2.