Dragon Ball Z Legendary Super Warriors
↗ 20%
(GameBoy Color - US, RPG)
.png)
_2.png)
_3.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
Complete
$92.66
Loose $20.00
Manage Collection
Developed_By:
Banpresto
Published_By:
Infogrames
Released On:
08 Nov 2002
Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors is set in the world of Dragon Ball Z, where powerful warriors clash in epic battles. The player takes on the role of a warrior who must defeat the enemy's forces to save the world from destruction.
The gameplay revolves around creating and battling with custom decks of cards, similar to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Players can power up their characters by using special abilities and items, and then use these abilities to defeat their opponents. The game also features a multiplayer mode where players can compete against each other using the Link Cable.
UPC-A:
722242519545 (USA)
Part #:
CGB-BBZE-USA (USA)
YouTube
Reddit
Twitch
Wikipedia
DB
IGDB
RG
RAWG
HowLong
GF
GameFAQs
Prices as of 09 Oct 2026
Typical $80.00–$87.61 (last 90 days)
New
Complete
Loose
Box
Manual
Smoothed
Log · Auto
Medians
Market activity: active · about 174 sales a year
Activity is a 12-month sales count. Dashed segments rest on two sales a year or fewer.
More GameBoy Color RPG
Abundant
 (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).png)
Pokemon Silver
$338.86 (Complete)
Oct 2000
Very Common
 (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).png)
Pokemon Gold
$277.50 (Complete)
Oct 2000
Very Common
_1.png)
Pokemon Crystal
$579.29 (Complete)
Jul 2001
Common
 (En,Es,It) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).png)
Pokemon Trading Card Game
$153.00 (Complete)
Apr 2000
Common
🙂 7.4/10
Dragon Warrior III
$142.82 (Complete)
Jul 2001
Common
Yu-Gi-Oh Dark Duel Stories
$73.75 (Complete)
Mar 2002
Uncommon
Dragon Warrior I and II
$107.09 (Complete)
Sep 2000
Uncommon
😊 8.3/10
Dragon Warrior Monsters
$127.49 (Complete)
Jan 2000
Uncommon
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 Cobi's Journey
$169.05 (Complete)
Sep 2001
More from Banpresto
Common
🙂 6.0/10
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
$27.38 (Complete)
Jan 1994
Scarce
.png)
Lupin the 3rd Treasure of the Sorcerer King
$37.03 (Complete)
Feb 2004
Rare
Super Robot Taisen Original Generation
$81.00 (Complete)
Aug 2006
Rare
Dragon Ball Z Legendary Super Warriors
$72.04 (Complete)
Jun 2002
Rare
🙂 7.2/10
Project X Zone
$47.42 (Complete)
Jan 2000
Rare
Suzumiya Haruhi no Tomadoi
$13.67 (Complete)
Jan 2008
Rare
.png)
Super Robot Taisen Original Generation 2
$90.31 (Complete)
Nov 2006
Rare
_1.png)
Super Robot Wars Alpha
$13.59 (Complete)
May 2000
Rare
 (Translated En).png)
Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden
$9.25 (Complete)
Mar 2001
Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
Control Pad
Use to select a menu or a command, or to move the characters around the Map.
START
Use to start the game, and to view card details in the System Screen.
A Button
Use to enter commands, send messages, and proceed to other screens.
B Button
Use to cancel commands. At the System Screen, use to return to the previous screen.
SELECT
This button is not used in this game.
How to Play
Card Types
There are two types of cards: Character Cards and Ability Cards. Character Cards represent characters for battle. Ability Cards determine actions during battle.
Character Cards
Character Cards represent characters that can be used in battle.
To view a Character Card:
•
Select Status from the System Menu.
•
Scroll through the listing using the Control Pad.
•
Press the A Button and select Detail from the pop-up menu.
Character Card Display
The top half of each card displays:
•
Card number
•
Character's portrait and name
•
Number of Limited Ability card slots filled/available
The bottom half of each card displays the character's Parameters:
•
Life (Life): The character's health. If Life reaches 0, the character can no longer fight.
•
Strength (Str): The power of the character's Damage Attack Ability.
•
Level (Lvl): The character's current level (up to level 5).
•
Ki (Ki): The power of the character's Beam Attack Ability.
•
Speed (Spd): Affects accuracy and avoidance rates.
•
Experience (Exp): Experience Points. Reaching the set number of points for the next level causes the character to level up.
Ability Cards
Ability Cards determine the characters' actions during battle. There are five types of Ability Cards:
•
Command (Comm): Used to build up Card Cost points. When used, you must enter 3 to 6 commands within a time limit. The time limit varies based on the number of commands and proximity to the opponent.
•
Damage Attack (Damg): Used for attacks like punching and kicking.
•
Beam Attack (Beam): Used for Ki (Energy) attacks like the Kamehameha.
•
Defense: Used to defend against enemy attacks.
•
Support: Used for temporary enhancements, such as Parameter Up.
Viewing Ability Cards
To view an Ability Card:
•
Select List from the System Menu.
•
Scroll through the listing using the Control Pad.
•
Press the A Button to select and view a card.
There are a total of 125 different Ability Cards in the game.
Ability Card Restrictions
Some Ability Cards are restricted to certain characters. To view which characters can use a card, press START while viewing the card.
•
Characters listed in black on the User Screen can use the card.
•
Characters listed in gray cannot use the card.
Ability Card Display
The top half of each card displays:
•
Card number
•
Card title and icon
•
Number of cards used in Limited Ability card slots/used in your deck/total in your collection
The bottom half of each card displays the following information:
•
Card Type: Beam Attack and Damage Attack cards display attack power (Power) and specific type. Command Cards do not list power as it's based on correctly entered commands. Defense and Support Cards display their particular effect.
•
Accuracy (Accur): The accuracy of the card. Defense cards do not have an Accuracy value.
•
Card Cost (C Cost): The number of Card Cost points required to use the card. If your current Card Cost points are insufficient, you cannot use the card. Command Cards do not have a Card Cost value.
•
Rarity (R): The rarity of the card. One star is common, two stars is uncommon, and three stars is rare.
•
Effect: A brief description of the attack or effect.
System Menu
The System Menu allows you to view Character and Ability Cards, customize your playing deck, select characters, and save your game.
System Menu Items
•
Status: Displays the Character Card listing. Selecting a character opens a pop-up window. Select Limit to view the Limited Ability window. Select Detail to view the Character Card.
•
Deck: Views your current playing deck. Use this option to add new cards to your deck as you progress.
•
Team: Allows you to add a teammate for battles against pairs of villains. Characters listed in black can be selected; those in gray are unavailable for that battle.
•
List: Views the listing of all Ability Cards in your collection. Use the Control Pad to scroll.
•
Save: Saves your current game. You will be asked to confirm.
•
Exit: Closes the System Menu and continues the game.
Playing the Game
Story Mode
This is the primary game mode, combining gameplay with the Dragon Ball Z story. The story is divided into chapters that advance with each victory.
Each chapter begins with narration and character dialogue. A map screen may appear in certain scenarios, followed by additional narration.
•
Use the Control Pad to move your character around the map.
•
Interact with other characters and discover objects to earn additional cards.
After narration, the System Menu appears. After using the System Menu, you are taken to the Battle Screen.
•
If you defeat your opponent, additional narration is shown, and you proceed to the next chapter.
•
If you are defeated, you can try again or quit.
Multiplayer Mode
Multiplayer Mode becomes available after completing the tenth fight in Story Mode. It has two options: VS and Trade.
•
VS Mode: Allows you to battle against friends. The System Screen appears to arrange your deck and characters. The player who defeats all of their opponent's characters first wins. Additional cards and experience points are not awarded.
•
Trade Mode: For trading cards. Select cards to trade.
Tips & Maps
Opponent Attack Patterns
Study opponent attack patterns; the computer uses regular attacks until it has enough Ki for a Limited Attack, typically starting with a Command Card followed by a Beam Attack, unless battling Androids who use more Damage Attacks.
Support Cards
Experiment with various Support Cards to increase your abilities, reduce your opponent's abilities, and reduce or avoid taking damage.
Technical Support (Internet)
Up-to-the-minute technical information about Infogrames, Inc. products is available 24/7 via the Internet at http://www.ina-support.com, offering FAQs, Hints/Cheat Codes, and an E-Mail area for questions.
Technical Support (Telephone/Fax/Mail)
For phone assistance, call Infogrames, Inc. Tech Support at (425) 951-7110; their 24/7 Interactive Voice Response and Faxback system provides automated support and immediate FAQ faxing.
Automated Console Support
This console-based product offers automated support including gameplay tips, Control Key information, possible Cheat Code combinations, and instructions for finding secret screens or additional game levels if available.
Search Games
Popular Consoles
By Year
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
© 2026 RetroGold. All rights reserved.