M.U.G.E.N is not a game in itself, but rather a tool that allows creators to build their own custom fighting games. For over two decades, a passionate community has used this engine to develop thousands of characters, stages, and screen packs, starring not only original creations but also beloved characters from popular fiction. The engine's open-ended nature makes it a perfect platform for fans to bring their wildest crossovers to life, and the Dragon Ball franchise has benefited from this more than most.
Fight using legendary community creations like Super Saiyan 5 Goku and Xicor. Advanced Mechanics and Gameplay
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This expansive roster ensures that no two fights ever feel the same. Players can recreate classic battles or dream up entirely new matchups, testing the limits of the Dragon Ball universe.
Hundreds of iconic locations are included, from the Planet Namek and the Hyperbolic Time Chamber to the Tournament of Power arena.
Narrative Possibilities Beyond Canon Perhaps the most compelling facet of such a project is its narrative potential. With hundreds of characters on hand, players can script their own sagas: cross-dimensional tournaments, “what if” arcs, and mash-up sagas that straddle genres. The roster becomes a sandbox for storytelling, enabling role-played tournaments and fan-made campaigns that spin the Dragon Ball mythos in unpredictable directions. The seriousness of a canon story meets the joyful absurdity of fan invention, producing emergent tales that can sometimes feel more personal — and more experimental — than official entries.
The build respects the non-canon classics:
