Summon Menu

Learn the ins and outs of the Summon Menu in Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle! Discover how to summon characters, understand costs, and make the most of your Dragon Stones and Friend Points.

Hey there! So, you're diving into Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle and want to know all about the Summon Menu? Awesome! Think of this as your go-to spot for getting new characters to build your dream team. When you first jump in, you'll see a big poster right in the middle – that's your Summoning Event. Some of these are only around for a limited time, but don't sweat it if you miss one, because they usually rotate back eventually. There's also the Friends Summon, which is always there for you.

New summoning events often pop up alongside in-game Events. Sometimes, to even get through those Events, you'll need a character that's featured in the current summoning banner. It's a bit of a cycle, but it keeps things fresh!

Now, let's talk about how you actually summon. For the main summons, you'll need Dragon Stones. A Single-Summon will cost you 5 Dragon Stones. Honestly, I don't usually recommend this one – it's a bit of a gamble. There are all sorts of 'tricks' people talk about online for getting better pulls, but they're not officially supported, so you're on your own if you try them. The real deal is the Multi-Summon, which costs 50 Dragon Stones. This one is way better because it guarantees you at least an SR (Super Rare) character or higher. Keep an eye out though, because sometimes they'll offer special Multi-Summons for only 30 Dragon Stones, and these often guarantee an SR or even an SSR (Super Super Rare) character, usually with a limit of one use per player. These are fantastic deals when they pop up!

Occasionally, events requiring only 30 Dragon Stones to Multi-Summon will appear & they will guarantee you a SR or SSR (event dependent) with the limit of 1 usage.

Then there's the Friend Summon. This one uses Friend Points, which you get from your buddies in the game. It also has two options:

The Friend Summon is great for grabbing those extra training items, Zeni (that's the in-game currency), or even some lower-tier characters that are already Z-Awakened, which can be super handy early on!