While Dragon Ball Legends is designed to be easy to get into, it is not difficult to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of Dragon Ball Legends character cards there are. So, we are going to make things easier for you – we’ll run you through the best characters in Dragon Ball Legends for a beginner. The easiest way to get the best beginner cards for Dragon Ball Legends is to get a DB Legends account for sale.

EX Gohan Kid (Purple)

You’ll want to pair this character card up with a character that has the keywords Tag: Hybrid Saiyan or “Tag: Son Family”. If you do, then as soon as you stick EX Gohan (Kid) (Purple) on the battlefield, then damage will go up by 25%.

His unique ability can reduce damage by up to 20%, which can provide a nice amount of defense early on in your game. It is his Masenko special that you really want to be on the lookout for, though. If you trigger this special, then damage will be boosted by 20% on all Blast Damage for the next 15 timer counts, which can really work in your favor.

In addition to this, EX Gohan (Kid) (Purple) is a pretty easy character card to keep in the game. He has a decent amount of strike attack and blast attack, and his health is fairly high. You should aim to get him into your team as quickly as possible.

EX Vegeta (Yellow)

If you’re looking to go heavy on the blast attack Dragon Ball Legends characters, then you need EX Vegeta (Yellow) in your arsenal. She works best if you’re going for the yellow counter-strategy, which is a perfectly viable strategy early on in the game.

The main advantage of playing EX Vegeta (Yellow) is that he is a character that sees a boost in power as the game progresses, with a permanent boost to his blast damage after 30 timer counts. It is a big boost too, we’re talking 35% on top of blast damage that is already good.

If the two allies he is fighting alongside fall, then he gets a whopping 40% buff to his blast damage, which may be just enough to get you through the last part of the game, especially if everything else seems to have gone a bit wrong.

SP Ultra Instinct Goku (Red)

This is one of the newer cards for beginners in Dragon Ball Legends, and it might take you a while to grab it, which is a shame. Now, at first glance, he may not necessarily look like the type of card that you’ll want to be playing in Dragon Ball Legends but, trust us, you’ll want him in your party.

He has very little defense, however, he is an attack god. We are talking about him being one of the best fighters in the game. He’ll be pounding down on your enemies like there is no tomorrow. He is pretty decent at the counters too. The best part is that while he is a high-damage character, it doesn’t actually take much in the way of effort to play with him. This is why he is such a good beginner character.

EX Krillin (Purple)

EX Krillin (Purple) is the perfect card to grab if you’re looking for a good support fighter. He doesn’t do much in the way of damage, but he is great at keeping the enemies stunned, and he can even reduce substitution counts, making the gameplay a bit faster to play. If your enemy is casting Rising Rush or Ultimate Arts, then you can sacrifice Krillin, which will give an offensive buff to the rest of the team.

As we said – he is completely useless outside of support. If you do not have other allies in play, then there is no sense even finishing the game. Krillin can do absolutely nothing of value. However, we’ll still call him a good shout for a newbie player.

EX Goku (Blue)

At the higher levels, EX Goku (Blue) is pretty useless. He used to be one of the best cards in the game, but he has been rendered useless by power creep in Dragon Ball Legends. Still, he is good to use if you’ve managed to nab him during the early part of the game. He has a great 27% buff to strike attack, which can assist a strike attack-heavy team. You’ll probably want to keep him on the bench, though. Eventually, it may be worth upgrading him to a different card.

SP Android 18 (Yellow)

Recently, Android 18 (Yellow) was given a massive damage buff in the game, and she is now considered the second-best character. Her main ability ‘Deadly Dance’ will increase the substation count for your opponent, making it harder for them to bring new cards into play. She can also lock strike arts for 7 turns, which means if you’re going up against a team that is very heavy on the strike, they’ll stand absolutely no chance.

In fact, this character in Dragon Ball Legends is so good that you’re going to want to get her into your team for the long haul. You’ll find her featured in some of the most competitive teams in the game, and you should grab her at an early stage.

Don’t Have These Characters?

Well, hopefully, you’ll unlock them sooner rather than later. However, we know that it can be incredibly tough to get the right cards in Dragon Ball Legends since there are hundreds of them. We have them for sale here at U7Buy.com, and they’re not too expensive either. It is going to be the best way to get a leg up in one of the most popular F2P mobile games.

This can make it tough to know which Dragon Ball Legends Characters you should be using and, when you come to power up DBL characters, which ones deserve your time and effort.