Dragon Ball Ultimate Tenkaichi Hero Mode

[Marie Ota]

Im already at the last fight and it seems the game loves to pit opponents up against you that literally are double your strength and health. So has anyone played enough to know if there is a easy way to train to get your states up ?

Not really, no. The only way to get AP is through non-trainer battles, and the side-battles with the blue marker on the map give very little. The story fights are the ones which give you a lot (not all of them, though), but once you finish the story every fight gives you nearly nothing.

I recommend blasting through the story to get AP early on for later battles and the harder masters, but if you can't finish a story battle, do a couple side-battles then try again. I found it easier to stay in blast range for most fights, but that might just be my preference.

someone had mentioned that doing the world tournament gets you some good AP, can anyone else confirm this? And also, what should your stats be around (Grade wise. example: A, B, C..) for you to have reached enough 20,000 AP?

I'm about to go through the tournament now to check. I didn't get too much trouble in the story aside from Jeice when finding the dragon balls and the final fight, but every battle aside from the tournament gives almost no experience after the story. If the tournament gives a good amount, that's probably the best bet.

That never happens to me. Pretty much every character in hero mode has a predetermined preference for either x or y, which is what made Jeice so hard because he always used y and my character's melee is weak compared to special.

The fate of the world lies in the hands of Goku and friends as they take on those evil in its various forms: Frieza, Raditz, Omega Shenron And many more. And to think this all started with a few little balls?

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi features a cast of over 40 playable characters, and an entirely new mode where you make the hero. With our help, you'll have no trouble beating this game and proving that you rank up the alongside Goku and his friends.

Story mode is similar to that of Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, but with a map the player can explore. The player selects the saga the want to play and choose the battle from there. However, every saga from Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT is now included and much more fights per saga. The flying around the map is also different. Now there is more than just selecting levels and finding dragon balls. Now, the player can find hidden characters on the map. If one beats them in a fight, that hidden character will be unlocked. The hidden character will vary depending on which saga is currently being played. For example, Yamu can be unlocked by finding him on the map while playing the Buu saga.

Hero Mode, from Ultimate Tenkaichi returns, but is heavily updated. One now has a choice between either a Saiyan, Namekian, Majin, Android, or a member of Frieza's species to represent them. All but Namekian offer male and female. The player can customize height, weight, age, muscle mass, voice, eye color, face shape, skin color (Mostly on saiyans, less on others), hair style, SSJ hair style, aura, clothing style and clothes color, accessories, taunts and attacks they have. One can even determine what the character says while beginning a fight, attacking using ultimates and supers and even what they say when they get hit by picking from a predetermined list. Several clothes and hair styles are similar to already existing DBZ characters, but new, original ones are available. Depending on which one the player selects, the story line will be different. Each faction has their own trainer who guides them and spars with them during the mode. There are also more battles to do.

When playing as a Saiyan (Male or Female), the player is guided and trained by Goku. The main mission is to stop Babidi from turning the people of the world into Majins. Along the way, one fights enemies such as Spopovish and Yakon. Every now and then the hero will have a match with Goku to test the player's progress and with each match, Goku gets tougher. When the player gets to the fight with Dabura, he/she finally ascends to Super Saiyan. After another match with Goku, they head to Babidi who after defeated, releases Kid Buu with the last of his power. Then the hero must go one on one with the evil Kid Buu. When the player wins, they are praised for saving the world.

When playing as a Namekian, the hero is guided and trained by Piccolo. The main mission while playing as a Namekian is to stop Frieza and his army from terrorizing Namek. Along the way, the hero will fight various minions of Frieza such as Zarbon and the Ginyu force, even Cooler makes an appearance. Like above, every now and then Piccolo will have a sparing match with the hero. As an Easter egg, if the player finds Nail on the map, they can fuse with him to boost their stats. The final battle takes place against Frieza and if the player wins, Piccolo praises him for restoring peace to the people of Namek.

When playing as a member Frieza's species, the player is guided and trained by Frieza. Unlike most of the others, here the player is the antagonist and the goal is to conquer other races. Some of the battles include fighting Nail on Namek and Lord Luud on Planet Luud. Every now and then, the player will have sparring matches with Frieza, with him going up one form every battle until he reaches 100%, The final battle takes place on Earth and the player must take on Super Saiyan Goku in a one on one fight. If the player wins, Frieza applauds him/her for defeating the saiyan and gives the player several planets to rule.

When playing as a Majin, the hero is guided by the good Fat Buu. The mission here is to defeat the Tuffle and Machine Mutant invasion. Along the way he/she will fight Tuffle soldiers and General Rilldo among others. Every now and then, Fat Buu will train the player, getting stronger every fight. Towards the end, the player can enter their pure form. Doing so, they change from looking like Fat Buu to Kid Buu, but the personality remains the same. After defeating Dr. Myuu, the player goes on to fight Super Baby 2. After he is defeated, Baby comes out of Vegeta and the hero must fight the true form of Baby. If they win, the hero is praised by Buu and the two go to the bakery and get chocolate cake.

When playing as an Android, the player is guided by Dr. Gero. The goal for this faction is to defeat the Earth's Z Warriors one by one. Enemies include fighters like Tien and Yamcha. Dr. Gero trains the player. In this mode, the player can chose from three different android models. The cyborg models like 17 and 18, energy absorbing models like 19, or a bio-android like Cell. The final fight in this mode is against Super saiyan 2 Teen Gohan. If victorious, Gero and his At the end, Gero celebrates his victory, but the player android turns on gero and kills him, leaving the player as the ruler of Earth.

Mission 100 returns and is a lot like how it is in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. The player has a 100 missions to choose from and the farther down the list it is, the harder the battle is. At first, there are only 25 battles. The player must clear survival mode on certain difficulties or win certain battles in Story mode.

Survival mode is just that, survival. The player selects a character and must fight 50 consecutive enemies chosen at random. The player regains a bar of health after every enemy. It can be played on Very Easy, Easy, Medium, Hard, and Very Hard. Completing it on certain difficulties or a certain amount of times will add battles to Mission 100.

Like most DBZ fighting games, Tenkaichi X features a tournament mode. There are five tournaments, all taken from Tenkaichi 3. Like in BT3, there is a set person who is fought at the end. However, unlike BT3, the tournaments can be played on any difficulty at any time. They will be explained below.

The simple Tenkaichi Budokai. All battles take place at the Tournament ring. It is a standard fight with one twist, If one touches the grass out of bounds, they automatically lose. On easy and medium, the player fights Videl at the end. On hard, it is Max Power Master Roshi.

In the Cell Games, the player selects the character of choice. Every match is fought at the Cell Games arena, On any difficulty level, the final opponent will always be either Perfect Cell or Super Perfect Cell. This is determined at random. The out of bounds rule does not apply here. There is a catch. Depending on how much damage one takes, they may have slightly less health than normal when going to the next round.

In the otherworld tournament, the player picks any character they wish. Like the World Martial Arts Big Tournament, each fight has a different fight area. On any difficulty, the final opponent is either Super Saiyan 3 Goku or Pikkon, just like in BT3.

DP battle is where teams are formed, but with limited destruction points. The number of destruction points allowed can be tweaked on battle options. The number of destruction points varies depending on how powerful the character is. For example, Hercule has 1 destruction point, while SSJ4 Gogeta has 10. In this mode, the player must chose their team wisely.

Tag Team mode is a variation of the standard duel mode. It is four characters against four, all on screen at the same time. This can be played with up to eight people, four on each team. Players can work together to take down teams of CPUs or other players via online mode.

This is where the player can customize the playable characters.They can do this by equipping certain potaras. Some boost attack, some defense. Some boost Ki charge, some prohibit transformation, and many more. It is essentially the same as how it is in BT3, but there can be different setups for transformations.

Training is where the player can practice. They select a character and choose who they fight and where. At first, the CPU does nothing. The player can tweak what the cpu does during the training battle. For example, the player can set it so that cpus can only use supers.

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