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

Gogeta, the fusion of Goku and Vegeta through the Fusion Dance, is a high-powered and dynamic character in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero. Known for his unparalleled speed, devastating attacks, and dazzling techniques, Gogeta excels at delivering explosive damage while maintaining fluid mobility.

Whether you’re using his iconic Super Saiyan form, his Super Saiyan 4 form from GT, or his latest Blue rendition from the Broly movie, Gogeta’s versatility makes him a formidable choice for any player. In this guide, we’ll dive into Gogeta’s abilities, strengths, and strategies, helping you harness the full potential of this fusion warrior to dominate the battlefield in Sparking Zero.

Fusion Rules

All the different versions of Gogeta have one more health bar than most other characters, at least when picked directly from the roster. When fusing into Gogeta, you gain the remaining health of both characters up to four health bars, and if both characters are on the verge of death, the fusion only has half a health bar.

When fusing into Gogeta from the Z or Super eras, you’ll need to have both Goku and Vegeta in your team (specifically the ones from the Buu Saga in the case of Z), and the character you are controlling needs to be in its base form. The other character, however, does not need to be in base form.

Gogeta from the GT era works a little differently, since you need both Goku and Vegeta to be in Super Saiyan 4 form. In terms of DP Battles, this makes it the most expensive Gogeta, with the Super Saiyan 4 characters costing eight DP each.

Super Gogeta (Z)

Super Gogeta (Z) In Versus And Online Matches

In terms of skills, this Gogeta can only buff itself, lacking some crucial tools that the other Gogetas have. However, he has no other forms to transform into, so it is a good idea to spend your Skill Count into Immovable Stance, since it will prevent your opponent from breaking your combo.

The key ability for this Gogeta is Punisher Drive, a Rush Super that does decent damage. It costs four Ki Bars, but for good reason: it doesn’t rush into your opponent, it rather teleports to it, meaning it has infinite range and comes out too fast for most players to react.

Gogeta (Super)

Gogeta (Super) In Versus And Online Matches

Even though this Gogeta has two other transformations, it is quite different from them. For starters, it has a Super Explosive Wave as one of its abilities, an expensive but effective way to deal with opponents rushing towards you.

His other unique ability is the skill ‘Here We Go!’ which grants him instant access to Sparking Mode and several buffs. If you have the Skill Count to spare, it is a good idea to immediately transform after using this buff, since you’ll have access to far better Ultimates if you do so.

Gogeta (Super) Super Saiyan

Gogeta (Super) Super Saiyan In Versus And Online Matches

The moveset of this Gogeta is rather straightforward, but the damage it deals significantly ramps up from its previous version. He also gains access to Instant Transmission, an effective skill when used sparingly, since it is easy to catch your opponent off guard with it.

Gogeta (Super) Super Saiyan Blue

Gogeta (Super) Super Saiyan Blue In Versus And Online Matches

In theory, this should be the best Gogeta around, since it has the best stats, Instant Transmission, and a skill similar to Explosive Wave that only costs one Skill Count. However, that skill (Stardust Barrier) seems to be bugged, since it can’t be used when under attack, even though the description of the skill says you can.

Judging by the animation, it may not even behave like an Explosive Wave at all, with it not being bugged but rather having the wrong description. Gogeta makes a shield appear in front of him which repels attacks, but there are already ways to do that without spending the Skill Count.

Gogeta (GT) Super Saiyan 4

Gogeta (GT) Super Saiyan 4 In Versus And Online Matches

The GT version of Gogeta has nothing to envy his Super counterpart, since he has it all in a single package, and it all works as intended. Granted, he lacks Instant Transmission, but he has easy access to Sparking Mode and a balanced moveset that, combined with his extra health and high stats, make him one of the strongest characters in Sparking Zero.