Released in 2007 for the PlayStation 2, Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Super Deluxe Top is the third and final installment of the Budokai Tenkaichi series. Developed by Spike, the game is a 3D fighting game that brings together an incredible array of characters from the DBZ universe. With a whopping 161 playable characters, including iconic heroes and villains, the game offers an unparalleled level of depth and replayability.
Other fighters are also considered top-tier due to their specific strengths. is frequently ranked at the top due to his exceptional combination of speed, power, and unpredictable attack patterns. His ability to apply constant pressure and execute devastating combos makes him a formidable opponent. Similarly, Broly is a powerhouse, but his strength is debated; while some praise his overwhelming offense, others note his slower movement speed and vulnerability to zoning tactics. Ultimately, many in the community agree that the "best" character depends on the player's style, with aggressive players favoring characters like Majin Vegeta for their powerful Ki attacks, and tactical players favoring all-rounders like SSJ2 Goku.
Super Deluxe versions integrate authentic soundtracks from the anime, replacing standard background music with iconic tracks like "Cha-La Head-Cha-La" or "Ultimate Battle." Furthermore, modders painstakingly extract voice lines from modern games and anime dubs. New characters speak with their official Japanese and English voice actors. 4. Modern Forms and Gameplay Mechanics
Budokai Tenkaichi 3 already featured the largest roster in the franchise history. The Super Deluxe edition elevates this by optimizing over 161 characters and transformations. Every form feels distinct, balancing nostalgic power with mechanical depth.
: Automatically evades standard rush attacks when standing still.
: Features a cinematic "Silver Dragon Flash" that bypasses standard blocks. 2. Jiren (Full Power)
Modern "Deluxe" mods typically add characters from the Dragon Ball Super manga and anime that weren't in the 2007 original: