Super LR Tier List

The two Universe 6 Saiyan girls make their debut in Dokkan with one of the best Team-based Passive Buffs to date. This Card is completely overkill. They have high DEF and dodge chance, and stack DEF on Super ATK. 

Their ATK Buff is already among the highest in the game on their best Teams, so they don’t need to be throwing multiple Attacks against a common Enemy type like Saiyans, but they do!

They are also the premium leader of a powerful category with a lot of extra Ki. Caulifla & Kale make for a very consistent and reliable pair.

On top peak stats, these two also a strong Passive Skill that separately stack ATK and DEF every time they Attack, giving them +58% at 0 Super ATKs and up to +216% after. 

They also have an extra Attack per turn, with extra Ki that making it really easy to start stacking Buffs. This gives them a place on several category Teams.

Goku is an amazing Card with very high ATK from the get-go, DEF Buffs that build over time, and easy Ki collection. This means he’ll be firing Super ATKs left and right. 

He’s also a strong tank if he gets off a Super ATK before being Attacked, and is the premium leader for Goku’s Family Team.

Ever so slightly behind Goku, Vegeta features a similar Skillset that lets him tank from the start while building up his ATK over time. What makes him slightly worse compared to Goku is that he ATK and DEF Buffs after firing his 18 Ki move, while his 12 Ki only gives him ATK, making him worse in more difficult Stages. 

Vegeta is also the leader of the strong Vegeta’s Family category.

The climax of the Tournament of Power gifted us one of the hardest hitting Cards in Dokkan’s history. Goku & Frieza need some preparation to work both due to 1/3rd of their Passive Skill being locked behind Debuffing Enemy ATK and needing to activate their Ki Links to increase Super ATK odds, but the results are well worth it.

SSJ Goku is a great all rounder with potential for incredible nuking in Teams that lean heavily on Super Saiyan Cards. He's a very simple Card to use, do not require a lot of support, has no transformations and no restrictions, meaning he's always ready to fight. There aren't many Cards in Dokkan as easy to pick and place in a Team like this one.

This Gohan is very well-rounded. He gets extra Buffs just by default and ramps up in power during long stages. His DEF stack mechanic can trivialize even the toughest content. His transformation is powerful but incredibly hard to activate, as it can only be consistently activated on the Android/Cell Saga category. 

Gohan is the main leader of the versatile Kamehameha category, which features some of Dokkan’s strongest Cards.

High stats, a lot of Ki, and premium Link Skills are what make the Saiyan Duo stand out at first, but they also feature one of the best transformations.

Similar to their canon counterpart, the Angel Duo have very powerful stats from the start, but also get a strong second wind if HP falls below 50%. As a transformation, Gogeta is not as strong as Vegito due to his signature “Effective Against All Types” Passive Skill being a bit more situational, but he still does very well.

The GT Trio are surprisingly very powerful. They need Ki to Boost their stats, but they have a lot of Ki Links to work with and get up to 7 Ki for having Dragon Ball Seekers allies. This category has many good Teammates for these two.

This old SSJ Trunks only gets stronger as time passes. His high Critical Hit Rate aged like fine wine and only gets better the more dupes you have. Trunks is also in a lot of categories.

A bit of an oddball, Beerus & Whis deal a lot of Damage but struggle to get their Ki up. Their DEF is also lacking but they make up for that by Healing when firing Super Attacks. This Card works particularly well with other Beerus Cards that activate most of his Links.

The original SSJ2 Gohan still has his niche of being one of the strongest Nukers in the game. Gohan obliterates Dokkan Punch Machine while being a great damage dealer for any of his categories. His DEF is pretty bad, though, but he makes up for it in raw Damage.

Goku can Attack or Defend but has a hard time doing both at once. On paper, at his max potential gives him very high Damage output but in practice, he struggles to get the 18 Ki he needs to activate his ATK Buff.

As one of the best F2P Cards in the game, Vegito has a simple Passive Skill for good survivability, Damage, and stacking ATK and DEF Buffs from his 12 Ki Super ATK.

He’s a great Card for both easy and harder Game Modes.

While Trunks & Mai have very good stats, having a Team requirement and specific Enemy condition to fully activate their Passive Skill really hold them back in most game modes.

Bardock has fair stats and good Buffs, but he doesn’t really work well in his category Teams and his Passive Skill restrictions limit his potential.

These kids have a unique transformation that happens only when they Super ATK. The problem is that they only have ATK Buffs, their Super ATK effects aren’t very good, and their Damage will vary a lot due to RNG.

Another great F2P Card, Goku & Arale can dish out a lot of Damage due to their extra Ki and ATK Passive Skill Buffs.

However, what they lack in DEF is made up for by they’re first position Damage reduction Buff.

The Justice Duo does a great job as Super Team support in difficult game modes since their Ki and DEF Buff is among the strongest in the game. Their sealing Super ATK can also save the Team in harder content, but they offer almost no Offense, which leaves a lot to be desired.

Bee Pan is a weird Card with her own unique gimmick: She can Heal a lot. Another good thing is the stun chance she gets on both Super ATKs, and her Active support Buff is pretty decent too.

Goku fares well compared to other supports, even if he’s not a good LR on his own. His Passive Skill Buffs are unconditional for Super Teams and his stats are pretty good for a support. He works well in Teams that need a filler support, but he’s just okay most of the time.

The OG duo of Dragon Ball have very restrictive conditions for their Passive Skill but, while people tend to sleep on Youth and Dragon Ball Cards, their Team is actually really powerful and can clear most hard stages. They are very strong both Offensively and Defensively if you have all the pieces.

While Uub definitely lacks in stats for a LR, his Passive Skill Buffs are easy to get, and his transformation has no turn restrictions. He’s surprisingly good for short game modes.

The biggest highlight of this Goku is his Leader Skill. As a leader, he’s strong and versatile but he lacks a lot in other areas, particularly Defenses.

The World Tournament Exclusive Yamcha gets some surprisingly powerful flat stat Buffs, but his Super ATK is required to activate them and he lacks Ki Links. It certainly doesn’t help that he becomes dead weight against Peppy Gals Enemies.

Trunks is very situational because most of his Offensive power and all of his Defenses require him to be fighting two or more Enemies. However, he’s surprisingly powerful under the right circumstances.

As the first LR in Dokkan Battle, Goku has very high stats for a F2P, but his Passive Skill Buffs are quite dated. Players are usually better off using other stronger versions of SSJ Goku.

Unfortunately, Tien & Chiaotzu need a lot of Ki to activate their Passive Skill, and the small flat bonus Buffs they get do not justify the investment.

Hercule has a 70% chance to either have an okay Passive Skill, or 30% of no Passive Skill at all. That is far too unreliable to use in most Game Modes.

Gohan’s flat Buffs are too restrictive and too small to be worth it. It’s really bad to get DEF penalties when you’re already low on HP and on top of all that, his Links are really bad.

Piccolo has good DEF stats and can help his weaker allies by giving them a decent flat DEF Buff, but that’s all he has. A Terrible Leader Skill, no Damage, no Super ATK effects, and one of the worst Link Skill sets in the game make Piccolo very hard to use. Consider using other Piccolo Cards.