DRAGON BALL Z DOKKAN BATTLE: EZA Kaioken Goku and Frieza Guide

To clear high-difficulty Planet Namek Saga events in DRAGON BALL Z DOKKAN BATTLE using Extreme Z-Awakened (EZA) Kaioken Goku and EZA Final Form Frieza, run both units as Slot 2 offensive anchors on separate rotations. Never pair them side by side on the same turn; their Super and Extreme Class link skill sets clash, which starves both units of Ki and defensive synergy.

Instead, pair Kaioken Goku with Saiyan allies sharing links like Prepared for Battle, and pair Final Form Frieza with Wicked Bloodline partners sharing Big Bad Bosses.

Role Comparison and Rotational Slotting

Both units provide the offensive firepower that Planet Namek Saga rosters traditionally lack, but their defensive profiles require different battle pacing.

How to Play EZA Kaioken Goku

EZA Kaioken Goku functions as a long-term stat stacker. His passive ability grants start-of-turn buffs along with additional Ki and defensive stats per attack performed or received.

Because Goku gains the bulk of his defensive stability after launching his Super Attack, placing him in Slot 1 on his first appearance is a critical failure point against hard-hitting bosses. Manage his appearances with the following rules:

1. Protect Turn One: Place Goku strictly in Slot 2 during his first turn so a dedicated Slot 1 tank absorbs incoming opening attacks.
2. Guarantee Super Attacks: Route Ki orbs to ensure Goku fires a Super Attack or Ultra Super Attack every appearance to build his permanent stat raises.
3. Transition to Off-Rotation: After three to four turns of stacking, Goku possesses enough raw defense to handle stray attacks in Slot 3 as a floating support or stay in Slot 2 to deal heavy damage.

How to Play EZA Final Form Frieza

Unlike Goku, EZA Final Form Frieza does not infinitely stack defense. Instead, he reaches peak combat performance immediately. Frieza features built-in critical hit chances, high baseline damage, and targeted damage mitigation when facing Super Class enemies.

• Target Super Class Bosses: Frieza gains extra damage reduction and defense against Super Class targets, making him an ideal offensive spearhead in multi-stage challenge events featuring Super-type phases.
• Capitalize on Self-Sufficient Ki: Frieza generates internal Ki through his passive, letting you route field Ki spheres to your other rotation partners.
• Account for Defensive Limits: Because Frieza lacks defensive stacking, his durability plateaus in long encounters. Pair him with Wicked Bloodline or Terrifying Conquerors units that activate links like Universe's Most Malevolent and Big Bad Bosses to defeat enemy phases before incoming damage outpaces his guard.

Burst Mode and High-Difficulty Mission Setup

When entering Burst Mode or category-restricted missions with a Planet Namek Saga team, adjust stage modifiers to favor the ramp-up mechanics of your roster:

• Select Health and Defense Modifiers: Avoid selecting enemy turn-one attack boosts when setting up Burst Mode scores. Instead, inflate boss health pools and moderate defense ratings. This gives Kaioken Goku the necessary turns to stack his passives without facing early one-shot damage.
• Use Defensive Items on Setup Turns: Trigger a damage reduction item, such as Whis or Icarus, on turn one or two. Securing opening protection covers Goku before his initial attacks and preserves team health until both rotations are fully established.