The player can use strong and stronger variations of close combat attacks

The game goku Supersonic warriors pits two characters of the franchise against each other in large environments, where they mostly fight in the air.

The player can use strong and stronger variations of close combat attacks,

and charge their ki to fire Ki Blasts. Each character also has three unique "Certain Kill" abilities that deal heavy damage to the opponent.

The Certain Kill ability varies depending on where the player is located (above, below or horizontal to the opponent),

and they either cost 50% or 100% ki; each character has a 100% ki version of one of their Certain Kill attacks that zooms in on a still of their portrait when executed.

Each character has three "levels", which makes them stronger and occasionally changes their sprites and abilities.

This is used in story mode to simulate the characters being stronger or weaker than their opponents.

Some characters have special abilities which can be activated by charging ki to 100% and then press both L and R button at the same time.

These special abilities represent power ups (like LV1 Kaio-ken). Super Saiyan 2 Gohan is able to power up as well.

If he is the last remaining fighter on the team, he gains a flashing blue sprite and more speed.

t's impressive how much the game looks and sounds like the TV show, especially considering how badly other games have missed the mark in the past.

The 2D character sprites are large and nicely animated, and they look exactly like the characters from the cartoon.

They use the same kicks, punches, and projectile attacks too--attacks like the big bang attack, the cosmic crusher,

and the kamehameha are just as spectacular in goku Supersonic warriors as they are on the show.

The backdrops are colorful and vaguely reminiscent of familiar Dragan ball locations, but there isn't much in the way of fine detail,

and there isn't that much going on in them either