Dragon Ball: Spark! Zero already has a lot of plans for DLCs right now (and some plans that players I don’t even fully know aboutapparently), but aside from bigger releases like season pass fighters, there are other ways to fill out the game with more Dragon Ball DLC. To this end, Spark! Zero publisher Bandai Namco wants to know from the players themselves what kinds of DLCs they would like to see in the game. Characters are of course on the list, but so are smaller releases like new items and the coveted skins and outfits that so many players have been asking for so they can recreate their best looks from all over the world. Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super.

And to better understand what players are looking for Dragon Ball: Spark! Zero DLCs, Bandai Namco Goes Survey Route. In other games, we’ve seen polls like this that provide insight into what’s going to happen with future content, but some ideas are naturally far-fetched enough that you shouldn’t put too much stock in them.

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The Dragon Ball: Spark! Zero the survey, however, is quite modest by comparison. Ask lots of demographic questions to find out who exactly is playing Dragon Ball: Spark! Zero and how familiar they are with the Dragon Ball franchise in general, but also has some questions about what types of DLC players want to see. Some of these are very broad and expected, like “New Characters” and another season pass, but Dragon Ball: Spark! ZeroHis poll also floats the idea of ​​a battle pass, gacha mechanics, new maps, something that would increase experience gains, and more.

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Above is the full list of everything mentioned in the DLC specific question from Dragon Ball: Spark! Zero study. It’s worth noting that the survey also mentions that it will ask more specifically about DLC characters in the question list, but there doesn’t appear to be a place there where you can ask for specific fighters you’d like to see included.

If you want to take the survey for yourself, you can do it right here or through some of the other links listed below, in case you need to complete the survey in another language. Note, however, that these surveys are not usually left open indefinitely and will usually close after a period of time to limit the responses received, so if you are going to complete them, do so sooner than later.