DRAGON BALL LEGENDS: ULTRA Turles Team Build and Prep Guide

To run ULTRA Turles effectively upon his September 30 debut in DRAGON BALL LEGENDS, build your team around the Sagas from the Movies or Powerful Opponent tags, farm equipment focused on pure offensive stats and health recovery, and budget your Chrono Crystals for complete four-step summon rotations. Turles arrives as the headliner for the Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might campaign, functioning as an offensive hypercarry who trades defensive neutral states for heavy combo pressure.

Kit Mechanics: Fruit of the Tree of Might

ULTRA Turles relies on consuming the Fruit of the Tree of Might to transition from defense to sustained offense. The mechanic triggers through his Special Arts card (Green Card) and Unique Gauge milestones.

When Turles eats the fruit, he gains:

• Substantial health recovery
• Ki replenishment
• Temporary cover change nullification
• Increased arts card draw speed

Rather than activating the Special Arts card immediately at neutral, hold the card until the opponent commits to a defensive switch or cover rescue. Consuming the fruit nullifies their cover change, allowing you to chain Strike and Blast cards without interruption. If Turles is caught in an enemy combo, his Unique Gauge buildup mitigates incoming damage and accelerates gauge reset timers to assist in counter-attacks.

Recommended Team Compositions

Turles features the Sagas from the Movies, Powerful Opponent, and Saiyan tags. His Ultra Ability scales damage inflicted and Ki recovery based on how many allies share his primary episode or tag. Placing him in the Leader Slot grants these full Ultra Ability buffs on mixed teams, but running him alongside native Movie or Powerful Opponent battle members frees the Leader Slot for other utility characters.

When running Sagas from the Movies, treat Turles as the main damage dealer while relying on defensive partners to absorb Rising Rushes. On Powerful Opponent setups, pair him with ranged attackers who can capitalize on the offensive openings created by his cover nullification.

Equipment Priorities

Because Turles already generates high baseline damage buffs, prioritize equipment that offers pure stat increases and healing boosts rather than standard base-stat modifiers:

• Sagas from the Movies Unique Equipment: Equip platinum gear exclusive to Movie melee or ranged fighters. Target rolls with high Strike Attack, Special Move Damage, and Health Restoration.
• Powerful Opponent Awakened Gear: Equip awakened slots offering dual defensive bonuses against Saiyan and Hybrid Saiyan opponents to increase his resilience against popular meta teams.
• Health and Ki Recovery Gear: Select items that grant base maximum health alongside Ki recovery. Higher recovery ensures Turles has enough Ki to act immediately after finishing his Green Card animation.

Chrono Crystal Summoning Strategy

ULTRA banners feature a 0.35% base pull rate for the featured unit and do not include standard Legends Limited pity token exchanges. Summoning efficiently requires understanding the four-step banner cycle:

1. Step 1: 1,000 Chrono Crystals (Standard rates)
2. Step 2: 1,000 Chrono Crystals (2x ULTRA drop rate)
3. Step 3: 1,000 Chrono Crystals (Standard rates)
4. Step 4: Free multi-summon (Standard rates)

Before pulling, confirm you have usable Zenkai bench units to support Movie or Powerful Opponent tags. If you decide to summon, commit enough Chrono Crystals to complete full cycles to consistently reach the double-rate Step 2 and the free Step 4. Setting a strict spending cap between 12,000 and 18,000 Chrono Crystals helps protect your reserves for upcoming end-of-year campaigns. If your resources cannot cover multiple full rotations, hold your crystals for banners with guaranteed Legends Limited steps.