Tips And Movelist For Every Gohan In Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

Before Broly became the symbol of Saiyan rage in the Dragon Ball world, we always had Gohan, the son of Goku, whose anger could topple giants. In Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, this reluctant fighter shines from an early age to his adult days.

This guide will cover which Gohan is the best to main, their strengths and weaknesses, and their roles in the game. Gohan has had many transformations across the years, and while they may not be as many as the ones his father has, they are still fondly remembered by the community.

Gohan (Kid)

Gohan (Kid) In Versus And Online Matches

As a child character, this Gohan has many of the vulnerabilities you would expect him to have, like a low health pool and Skill Count. However, this also comes with the very low DP cost of three, making him a great character to fill out teams, and some fantastic skills to surprise your opponent.

You often won’t use the kid version of Gohan for an entire match, but he is great at closing them out. His Afterimage Strike is great for doing combos against your opponent unscathed, while Super Unyielding Spirit can lead to an explosive finish, since it puts you in Sparking Mode with several offensive buffs.

Gohan (Teen)

Gohan (Teen) In Versus And Online Matches

The teen version of Gohan is mostly known for its Super Saiyan 2 form, making the base version rarely picked. There is nothing particularly special about his skills, with his damage potential can at times seem even less than that of his kid counterpart.

This is because the whole point of this Gohan is to transform into his Super Saiyan state. The Super Saiyan forms cost between six and seven DP, so being able to have them in your team for only four DP (the cost of this base form) can make for some powerful, low-cost teams.

Gohan (Teen) Super Saiyan

Gohan (Teen) Super Saiyan In Versus And Online Matches

While not as good as the Super Saiyan 2 version, this Gohan is highly competitive, making it a great transition between the base and the final form. Explosive Wave as a combo breaker and Full Power as a way to easily enter Sparking Mode are incredibly useful tools.

It should be noted that Raging Masenko, while it starts off as a series of projectiles, triggers a scene that does decent damage. The issue with it is that it can’t challenge other Beam Supers, so use the Super Kamehameha if you want to have a Beam Clash.

Gohan (Teen) Super Saiyan 2

Gohan (Teen) Super Saiyan 2 In Versus And Online Matches

This is one of the best forms of Gohan, with all the good parts of its previous forms improved. Unforgivable not only makes Gohan enter Sparking Mode but buffs him greatly, while his Ultimate move is an unblockable Beam, making it far easier to land than other similar abilities.

Gohan (Adult)

Gohan (Adult) In Versus And Online Matches

Similar to his teen version, this Gohan costs only four DP and is meant to be picked to get easy access to his Super Saiyan forms. He even has the same skills, but his Explosive Cannon super is quite different: it is a close-range ability meant for stunning and pushing enemies away.

Explosive Cannon can’t clash with Beam supers.

Gohan (Adult) Super Saiyan

Gohan (Adult) Super Saiyan In Versus And Online Matches

The adult version of Gohan doesn’t vary too wildly between his Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan 2 forms, with both having Explosive Wave to break combos and Explosive Cannon to push enemies away. This form, however, has the better Ultimate, since it is unblockable.

Gohan (Adult) Super Saiyan 2

Gohan (Adult) Super Saiyan 2 In Versus And Online Matches

The best part about this version of Gohan is the Full Power skill, but other than that, it simply feels like a lesser version of his teen days. Of course, that is deliberate, since it was like that in the series as well, but it is hard to recommend this Gohan when a superior form exists.

Great Saiyaman

Great Saiyaman In Versus And Online Matches

Much like Mr Satan, the Great Saiyaman is more of a joke character than anything you should take seriously. However, when compared to his base form, this version of Gohan may appeal to some people, especially if you enjoy buff gameplay or access to wide area-of-effect abilities.

If you try to use him in DP battle, however, he becomes quite cumbersome, at least if you aim to use his Super Saiyan forms. This is because he first needs to spend a Skill Count to go back to base form, and only then can he transform into the Super Saiyan forms.

Gohan (Future)

Gohan (Future) In Versus And Online Matches

The one-armed version of Gohan still has the same skills as the previous base forms, but he costs five DP instead of four, making him a bit of a lesser choice in that regard. He does have priority when it comes to grabs (since he can’t grab-clash), but that is something that rarely comes up.

Gohan (Future) Super Saiyan

Gohan (Future) Super Saiyan In Versus And Online Matches

When compared solely to the other Super Saiyan forms, this Gohan can be surprisingly viable. He can instantly enter Sparking Mode with buffs just like the most powerful Gohans, with decent Beam abilities to keep enemies at bay.

However, his Evil Barrier is like a more expensive Explosive Wave, while Special Beam Cannon can be hard to aim, so use him at your own discretion. He maintains the grab priority, so if the meta ever shifts to become grab-heavy, then this is your guy to master.

Gohan (Ultimate)

Gohan (Adult) In Versus And Online Matches

While this is meant to be the final form of Gohan, he is hardly the best one in the game. He works similarly to the other base forms of Gohan, with Wild Sense and a healthy dose of Beam and Rush supers to adjust to any situation.

In a vacuum, he is perfectly fine to master, without any glaring weaknesses. But when compared to the other Gohans, particularly the ones that cost seven DP, he hardly compares to his teen days.