DBZ Final Stand Remastered Guide How to Summon Shenron & Get Dragonball
The long-awaited Shenron summoning has finally been achieved in DBZ Final Stand Remastered, marking one of the most exciting milestones in the game so far. After hours of grinding, exploration, and trial-and-error, players have confirmed the first-ever Shenron wish sequence in the remastered version.
If you’re trying to do the same — collect all seven Dragon Balls and summon Shenron for your own wish — this guide will walk you through every detail, from how to find the Dragon Balls efficiently to what’s known about the wish system.
How to Get Dragon Balls in DBZ Final Stand Remastered
Finding Dragon Balls in DBZ Final Stand Remastered is a grind-heavy process that relies heavily on server hopping and Dragon Radar usage. Here’s the best strategy:
1. Equip the Dragon Radar Gamepass
This item is essential. It helps you locate Dragon Balls across the map, saving hours of random searching. Since it’s a paid pass, not everyone owns it, which means some servers might have untouched Dragon Balls waiting to be found.
2. Use Server Hopping Efficiently
This works because Dragon Balls spawn across all servers — and since many players don’t have the radar equipped, there’s a good chance you’ll find one lying around in a low-populated or inactive server. Open your server list and join random public servers.
As soon as you load in, activate your Dragon Radar.If no Dragon Ball signal appears, leave and rejoin a different server.Repeat until the radar detects one.
3. Radar Refresh Tip
Sometimes, your Dragon Radar might show inaccurate locations. If the Dragon Ball appears close, reactivate the radar — it should “shift” to its correct position. Keep doing this as you move closer.
4. Recommended Spots
Many players report better luck finding Dragon Balls in The Wilderness, Lookout Area, and Nimbus Capsule zones. Smaller servers tend to have less competition, making it easier to collect them.
Once you collect all seven Dragon Balls, you’ll be able to summon Shenron anywhere on the map, though doing it at the Lookout offers a cinematic view and less risk of interference.
How to Summon Shenron & Known Wishes
After collecting the seven Dragon Balls, approach a safe spot and trigger the summoning. Shenron will appear with glowing aura effects and a voice prompt asking for your wish.
The wish system is keyword-based, meaning Shenron reacts to specific words you type. Using the wrong term may cause him to misinterpret or deny your request. Below are the confirmed working wishes and what they do:
- Stats Resets your stats (be careful!)
- Unlock Potential Grants XP or levels based on lost progress
- Power / XP Increases XP or gives several levels instantly
- Zeni (Unconfirmed) Possibly grants a flat Zeni reward
- Moves Currently bugged – avoid using
- Potential Unlock May return XP lost or boost overall progress
It’s important to note that wording matters. For example, typing “I wish for more stats” can trigger a stat reset, while “I wish to unlock potential” may grant levels instead. Since the system is still new, the community is testing additional wish keywords like “Immortality,” “Power,” and “God of Destruction,” but many remain unconfirmed.
Summoning Shenron in DBZ Final Stand Remastered is not just a nostalgic throwback but also one of the game’s most rewarding achievements. While the process is still rough around the edges — with keyword confusion and minor radar bugs — the system has huge potential as the developers refine it.
Until official wish lists are released, community testing remains key. So keep experimenting, take notes, and share your results with other players. Whether you’re wishing for power, XP, or stats, the Dragon Balls are your path to becoming the strongest fighter in Final Stand Remastered.
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