Super Saiyan Butoden Attacks

Super saiyan butoden attack Z fusion and destroy enemies.

The ki cannot be charged and fills gradually during battle. Supers or Ultimates can be done by touching the touch screen or inputting commands by the control pad. Ultimates have a mini-game which decides whether the user lose or win. There are no in-game transformations, but a wide range of characters.

The game itself moves at a fairly blistering pace. Characters dash toward and away from each other like no other game you have played, jumps have a nice weight to them, and things go flying by in the background — it is actually one of the most impressive visual experiences on the old in many ways. Special attacks can be surprisingly cinematic on the downsized screens. #16’s piledriver in particular does a little bit of bullet-time awesomeness, while Gogeta’s kicks bounce the opponent every which way.

Combining action, fighting and light role-playing game elements will send players into a rich story mode that spans the entire. The game takes the acrobatic and intense 3D flying and fighting dynamic made popular in last year's hit and takes it to a whole new level with over 100 playable characters, 15 vast and vibrant 3D destructible environments, and nine different game modes, including intense single and multiplayer battles.

The destroyed-Namek stage in particular really shows off the game’s chops. Chunks of the ground are flying up into the air both in front of and behind your characters and lava rains down from above. As you dash around, speed lines appear behind your character. The lifebars are on fire. The camera zooms in as you close in on your opponent, tilting clockwise a little bit as you fly closer. All the while, there is not a hint of slowdown or performance hiccups.

It strayed from the conventional fighting game format in favor of a third-person perspective and more-free-roaming action, and the fighting felt a bit more technical, though not necessarily any deeper. Its newly released sequel does little to address the clunky, somewhat limited combat of the original, though a wealth of playable characters all but ensures that this game will get its hooks into fans eager to fight as their favorite.

[Controls]
Though the controls can be changed, without button configuration, they are:
- Light Combo:
- Heavy Combo:
- Parry (Guard):
- Grab and Throw:
- Energy Blast:
- Power Consumption (Handling Energy):
- Movement by the D-pad:
- Supers: E.g. Goku's Kamehameha (Left, Right, Heavy)
- Ultimates have larger combinations

[Game Modes]

- Story Mode
King Kai vs. Broly
The game features a Story Mode that extends the whole Xenoverse Fusion series from the start of the Saiyan Saga to the end of the Kid Buu Saga.

- Challenge Mode
This mode contains diverse scenarios with a specific chore to do to win every scenario.

- Versus Mode
It also features a Vs. CPU Mode and a Multiplayer mode where Systems must be connected together to play, choosing the player's favorite characters.

- Training
As it name says, this mode allows players to practice their skills.

- Customize
Here players can add or remove costumes for their characters

Most versions of the game have 16 large arenas. This versions have 17 with the inclusion of a new space level, and 9 game modes. The game also features in game transformations, in addition to being able to choose to play in a transformed state from the start.