Best Dragon Ball Sparking Zero mods so far: CJ, Shrek, HUD toggle, & more

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero mods are already insane, so we’ve gathered the best ones to try out.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero already boasts a chaotic gameplay with all the movement and controls available. With that in mind, much like other games, you may wonder if it’s possible to spice things up using mods.

Maybe you want a custom fight or to use a character not included in the game. We’ve seen Baldur’s Gate 3 characters being modded into Tekken. So, is a similar thing even possible for Dragon Ball Sparking Zero?

In this guide, we’ve compiled the best Dragon Ball Sparking Zero mods we’ve found so far.

Best Dragon Ball Sparking Zero mods

Even when the game is still in early access, there are already third-party mods that can be downloaded from Nexus Mods or GameBanana. Many of these mods are purely cosmetic at the time of writing, changing one character to someone else.

Though we’ll be sure to keep you updated once more mods are available. Check out the best ones so far below.

CJ mod from GTA: San Andreas

CJ being added to nearly every game is not new at this point. What’s surprising, however, is how quickly people managed to cram him into this one. Dragon Ball Sparking Zero hadn’t even left early access before someone managed to make this mod a reality for the game.

The CJ mod is currently one of the mods that has popped off on social media. It essentially replaces Goku’s model with him, so you can see the GTA character perform all sorts of flashy attacks in matches.

Shrek on Toppo

Ever wondered what it would look like if swamp ogre Shrek existed in the Dragon Ball universe? Well, the Shrek replacer mod might just be perfect for you. Like the CJ mod, this replaces one of the characters in the game. In this case, it’s Toppo.

It’s basically a right of passage to have Shrek modded into new video games. However, Shrek is best known for being modded into Tony Hawk’s Underground 2.

Unlock FPS

Given the chaos that is Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, it’s no surprise that one of the first mods created for the game lifts the lid on FPS.

This mod completely unlocks the framerate in Sparking Zero without affecting the game’s speed, the aim to then allow the visuals to catch up with gameplay, particularly in moments where there are Ki-attacks blasting all over the place.

HUD toggle mod

Regardless of which character you play. perhaps you want to take a screenshot of you pulling off an awesome move. The only problem is… the HUD can sometimes ruin the shot. The HUD toggle mod can help fix that issue as it allows you to hide the in-game UI with the press of a button, allowing you to take cleaner screenshots whenever your heart desires.

All Items in Shop for 1 Zeni

In Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, players can obtain in-game currency Zeni by completing Episode Battles. That said, this can take quite a while, especially if you’re struggling in one particular fight that the community has deemed really hard. The All Items in Shop for 1 Zeni mod is made for those who want a quick and easy way to get their hands on things in the shop without having to go through all that struggle.

Are mods bannable in the game?

Using mods is always tricky in games, and it’s no exception with Dragon Ball Sparking Zero. You can always get banned if you get caught using mods, especially if they give you a competitive advantage in online play.

Altering third-party files is also very likely against ToS, and with enough reports, it could even leave you banned. On the other hand, cosmetics-only mods look like they have a lot more leeway when it comes to this.

For those making their way through Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero’s Episode Battle mode, check out how to unlock and complete all what-if scenarios across each character’s campaigns.

Furthermore, you can also check out the best characters in Sparking Zero, how to unlock all Achievements & Trophies as well as how to get and use Dragon Balls.