Characters have 'super moves', throws, juggles, dashes, etc. Some characters (Goku, Gohan, Vegeta, Trunks, etc.) have brief power-ups into Super Saiyan, Kaio-Ken, and other special forms, though these are all temporary. 'Fireball motions' and their ilk provide the majority of special move inputs, along with 'dial-a-combos' (as seen in Mortal Kombat 3 and the Tekken series) for closer, hand-to-hand combat.

Shifting away from the gameplay of recent series such as the Budokai series and the Budokai Tenkaichi series, Super Dragon Ball Z brings its style back to a more traditional formula made famous with the Capcom, SNK, etc. The official name of the game has since been written and literally spoken aloud within the game itself. This parallels the phrase 超スーパーサイヤ人 ( Sūpā Saiya-jin), in which the kanji 超 ( chō) is written with furigana that directs the reader to pronounce the word as スーパー ( Sūpā). Since furigana is intended to provide a pronunciation of the kanji, this would be the correct pronunciation.

However, the furigana below the 超 ( chō) reads out スーパー ( sūpā or the English word 'super'). A logo for the game was later released, which spelled out the title as 超スーパードラゴンボールＺ ( Sūpā Doragon Bōru Zetto). When the game was initially announced, all that had been released was a title, and primarily on English-language websites. Despite popular opinion that Akira Toriyama designed Full Armor Mecha Frieza, there is actually very little evidence that this is true. This updated design includes a large rocket-launcher on his right shoulder, packs of explosives on his belt, and razor explosives down the length of his tail. This new version of Mecha Frieza was advertised as an 'all-new character' and was referred to as Full Armor Mecha Frieza in promotional material. For example, Goku's gi is not the saturated orange seen in the TV series images on the main menu are significant colored images from the manga loading screens mirror the original Japanese tankobōn cover art sound effects are written out during battle when an excessively hard hit connects etc.Ī new form for Mecha Frieza was created for the home release of the game. Color schemes, art styles, and even loading screens are all nods to the original Japanese tankobōn run of the series. The game's theme throughout its presentation is that of the Dragon Ball manga.

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