The Ultimate Guide To Unlocking Pan In Dragon Fighterz

Pan is a character in Dragon Ball FighterZ, a two-dimensional fighting game developed by Arc System Works and produced by Bandai Namco. There are two ways to obtain Pan as a playable character in Dragon Ball FighterZ. One way is to purchase the game's DLC, as Pan is included as one of the DLC characters. Alternatively, players can install a mod to add Pan to the game.

Pan's potential as a fighter

Pan, a Saiyan-earthling hybrid, has the potential to become the strongest Z fighter in Dragon Ball FighterZ. In the series, various characters have mentioned that hybrids could be stronger than pure Saiyans, and this was proven true by Gohan during the Cell arc. Saiyans can get stronger with emotions, but most pure Saiyans are too cold-hearted. Gohan, Goten, and Trunks all prefer peace and lack interest in training, but Pan is the first hybrid who enjoys martial arts and training. At the age of four, she was already being trained by Goku, and it was implied that this had been going on for a while. Assuming Pan maintains her interest in martial arts, she has the potential to surpass even Goku and Vegeta in strength.

Pan's strength is further hinted at in Super, where she is shown flying as a baby, forming an aura around herself, and using Ki. She is strong enough as a baby to hurt Future Trunks and grab his sword. Flying is something that all of Earth's warriors had to learn, and Goku himself did not learn how to fly until he was a teenager. Additionally, in GT, Pan is shown fighting wild tiger, robbers, Dolltaki, Natto, Baby Vegeta, Dr. Gero, General Rildo, Haze Shenron, Rage Shenron, and Oceanus Shenron. There is clearly a lot of material for her moveset in the games.

In terms of her potential as a fighter in Dragon Ball FighterZ, some fans have expressed concerns about her height, as short characters can be annoying to play. However, others have pointed out that this could also make her a more viable character, as she would have a smaller hurtbox. Some have also suggested that she could have a Giru assist, with Giru's contribution consisting of constant poking with projectiles, putting opponents off balance so that Pan can get in for serious close-range damage.

Pan's signature colour

In Dragon Ball GT, Pan is shown wearing a red crop top and orange bandana. In Dragon Ball Super, as a baby, Pan wears a light pink onesie and a pink bib. In Dragon Ball Online, Pan's clothing style is similar to that of GT, but when she merges with Bulla, her outfit is similar to that of her mother, Videl, as a teenager.

In Dragon Ball Fusions, Pan can perform two types of fusion. When she fuses with Tekka, Kid Goku, Kid Trunks, and Goten, she takes the form of an 'Ultra Fusion', which is a female Earthling Ultra Fusion. When Pan fuses with her mother, Videl, or fellow female Saiyan hybrid Bulla, she becomes an EX-Fusion, known as Bulpan or Pandel.

Pan's relationship with GT Kid Goku

Pan and Kid Goku's relationship in Dragon Ball GT is a unique one, as the two never got to spend much time together before he left with Uub. Pan, an adventurous child, had nobody her age to play with, and turning Goku back into a kid was a way to rebuild their relationship. At first, Pan was embarrassed about her grandfather returning as a little boy, as she wanted to be accepted as an "adult". However, as their trip in space progressed, she slowly started getting used to him and learned to embrace her childhood. Pan and Kid Goku's relationship is more like a little boy-little girl couple than a grandpa-granddaughter one.

There are several instances in GT where Pan and Kid Goku's relationship is explored. In one instance, Pan is blushing when Kid Goku takes his clothes off to take a swim, indicating that she might have had some inner feelings for him. In another instance, Pan is disappointed when she finds out that the boy who finally noticed her is her grandpa. Despite this, Pan and Kid Goku have a lot of fun together and share many similarities. Pan also loses some respect for Kid Goku due to him being smaller than her, even though he is older.

In terms of character development, Pan goes from being a lonely rebel to a cheerful girl with plenty of friends. Kid Goku helps Pan grow by showing her how to be humble and teaching her the value of the Dragon Balls. He also teaches her martial arts techniques and helps her improve her skills. Pan and Kid Goku also fight together against Haze Shenron, Rage Shenron, Oceanus Shenron, and Naturon Shenron, showcasing their strong bond and teamwork.

Overall, Pan and Kid Goku's relationship in Dragon Ball GT is a heartwarming and unique one, as they embark on adventures together and help each other grow.

Pan's relationship with Giru

Pan and Giru have a close relationship in Dragon Ball GT. Giru is a Machine Mutant who accompanies Pan, Goku, and Trunks on their quest to find the Black Star Dragon Balls. He is best friends with Pan, but frequently suffers abuse, both verbal and physical, at her hands, which makes him somewhat fearful of her.

Giru is instrumental in the group's journey, helping them on various planets. He has a built-in Dragon Radar, which is used to track the evil Shadow Dragons. His mechanical nature makes him immune to the two-star dragon Haze Shenron's debilitating pollution, allowing him to drag Goku and Pan to safety. He also has a small but powerful rocket launcher in his chest cavity and can shoot a grappling claw from his stomach.

Despite Pan's abuse, Giru would do anything for her, and he is willing to sacrifice himself to protect her. When Baby takes over the Earth, Giru attacks Baby Vegeta with a missile but is "killed" with a single energy blast. After Baby's defeat, Giru is repaired by Trunks.

How to get Dragon Balls in Dragon Ball FighterZ

In Dragon Ball FighterZ, players can collect the seven Dragon Balls and summon Shenron to grant them a wish, much like in the anime and manga series. However, in the game, Shenron's powers are more limited.

There are two ways to earn Dragon Balls. The first method is to successfully perform a light auto-attack combo, which will randomly give you one of the seven Dragon Balls. Both players can repeatedly perform these combos to get all seven Dragon Balls, but this strategy may leave you vulnerable to attacks as you are repeating the same moves.

The second method is more complex and involves performing combos that reach a certain hit-meter count. For example, a 10+ hit combo will get you a 1-star Dragon Ball, a 20+ hit combo will get you a 2-star Dragon Ball, and so on. The more stars on the Dragon Ball, the more hits you need to perform in one combo to obtain it.

It is important to note that Dragon Balls are earned in a shared pool between the two players, so it doesn't matter who performs the combos. However, to summon Shenron, you must have a full super meter of seven bars. If you do not have a full meter, the other player may summon Shenron first, even if they earned fewer Dragon Balls.

Once you have all seven Dragon Balls and a full super meter, perform one last Light Attack auto-combo to summon Shenron. When he appears, you will have a choice between four wishes:

• Restore My Health: Fully restore the current character's health.
• Bring Back My Ally: Revive a fallen teammate with 20%-50% of their health.
• Give Me The Ultimate Power: Boost your Ki gauge to the maximum 7 bars and add a second Sparking Blast icon.
• Make Me Immortal: Renew all blue health for your entire team and auto-regenerate your super meter.

While it is rare to collect all seven Dragon Balls during a match, the effort can pay off and give you a significant advantage.

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