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Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC

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Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC ~~Released~~

Bandai Namco confirmed that the Super Limit‑Breaking NEO expansion for *Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO* launched on 30 July 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and ~~PC at roughly US $34.99.~~ PC, with Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions promised later. The DLC adds 33 new ~~characters~~ fighters from the Dragon Ball, Z, GT and Super ~~series, four fresh~~ eras—bringing the total roster to over 200 characters—including Super Saiyan Bardock, Rey Vegeta, Pikkon, Super 17, Champa, Jaco, Android 8, General Blue, Uub, Nuova Shenron, Tao Pai Pai, Vovô Gohan and adult Goku. Four new arenas, four episode‑battle scenarios and a brand‑new solo campaign called “Limit Breaker Journey” ~~mode,~~ (a Limit‑Break‑style mode) let players earn Battle Arts, upgrade stats and ~~over~~ customize characters with more than twenty new ~~customization~~ items. A free update introduced ~~Boost~~ Sparking Boost and Chain Blast combat mechanics, ~~while system requirements remain unchanged (Intel i5‑9600K/AMD Ryzen 5 2600~~ and ~~Nvidia GTX 980 or better). The day after launch, Bandai Namco highlighted~~ a visual overhaul of Gogeta’s Super Saiyan 4 model ~~to match the Dragon Ball GT aesthetic and announced four new episode‑battle scenarios. The company framed these additions as a direct~~ was released in response to community feedback, ~~suggesting~~ with further ~~character~~ refinements ~~may follow. The DLC follows strong post‑launch engagement, with more than~~ hinted. Post‑launch data show over 54 million unique ~~endings and~~ endings, 120 million online ~~battles recorded since the game’s October 2024 debut,~~ battles, 5.4 million Super Shenron summons and ~~a planned~~ 99.86 % of rank‑Z players having tried Super Training. The update also fixed lingering animation issues, added new single‑player story episodes, and featured series vocalist Hironobu Kageyama. A Switch/ Switch 2 version is slated for 2027.

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