Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors was quite possibly one of the most underrated DBZ fighting games of the 2000’s decade. Its hard to believe that the Supersonic Warriors game came out 20 years ago for the Game Boy Advance and how overlooked it has been since its release. When most people think about DBZ games from the 2000’s they instantly think about the Budokai and the Budokai Tenkaichi series that appeared on the PlayStation 2. While the Budokai and the Tenkaichi series was red hot on PS2 during the 2000’s the Supersonic Warriors game ended up being way better than it had any business being. Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors had a tremendous story mode where players could choose multiple characters. The story mode in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors had loosely based canon stories along with “What If” stories where players can choose both hero and villainous characters.

The gameplay for Supersonic Warriors was very fast paced and had an awesome soundtrack that makes the SNES Dragon Ball Z games look inferior in comparison. DBZ: Supersonic Warriors had around thirteen different characters including Goku, Vegeta, Future Trunks, Gohan, Frieza, Cell Majin Buu and others. Also, DBZ: Supersonic Warriors also had a high replay value because it featured multiple game modes including Challenge, Z-Battle and Free Play. DBZ: Supersonic Warriors is a game that deserved a remake for so many years now. While a remake of Supersonic Warriors would be amazing there have been so many DBZ that has come out within the past decade that are ten times better. While Supersonic Warriors was arguably better than its ’05 sequel on the Nintendo DS it does not hold a candle to the Xenoverse series and games like FighterZ on the PS4. Supersonic Warriors was quite possibly the best DBZ game for Game Boy Advance outside of the Legacy of Goku series. The graphics, special moves and dialogue featured in Supersonic Warriors were great by ’04 standards and its considered to be one of the memorable DBZ titles of the 2000’s.