Welcome to our Dragon Soul (Demo) Guide, Dragon Soul (Demo) is a Roblox Dragon Ball game developed by Novaly Studios. This Dragon Soul (Demo) Guide will help new players about the game.
In this guide, we will tell you about Controls, Item Drops, Ranks, Mentors and much more So come and take a look at this Dragon Soul (Demo) Guide Wiki
Dragon Soul (Demo) Guide Wiki
Controls
Menu – Press ‘M’ to open/close
The menu contains:
Skills: Equip or unequip different attacks, including melee and Ki attacks.
Inventory: Enable inventory view to wear/unwear different clothes/accessories.
Stats: Manage your player’s statistics.
Store: Visit the store to purchase game passes with either Robux or Game Pass Points.
Exit: Plays the same role as pressing the ‘M’ button.
Codes: Redeem available codes here.
Customize: Go back to customization to customize your character.
Music: Turn in-game music on or off.
PVP: Enable/disable PVP Mode. Toggle cooldown is 30 seconds.
Target Lock – Press ‘E’ to lock on/off
Locking on is crucial for combat. Always have it on before fighting. It lasts until the opponent is defeated. Quit it by pressing ‘E’ again.
Punch – Click to punch
Left-click for light punches and right-click for a heavy punch.
Charge KI – Hold ‘C’ to charge
Block – Hold ‘F’ to block
Blocking an attack at the perfect time will do a perfect block, granting a minor knockback to your opponent.
Fly – Double press spacebar to fly
Hold spacebar while in the air to ascend and use ‘CTRL’ (left-control) to descend.
Shoot Ki Blasts – Press ‘V’ to shoot
Useful for block-breaking.
Dodge – Use ‘Q’ to dodge
This move is especially useful in PVP as it teleports you behind your target when being hit or after knocking them back.
Transform/Deform – Press ‘R’ to transform, Hold ‘R’ to deform
It’s necessary to have a form equipped from the Skills Menu. Transformations give your character a stat boost.
Mentors
The Game contains following Mentors:
Goku
- Difficulty: Medium
- Location: Right beside the cave entrance in Jungle Island
- Skills Taught: Kamehameha
- Recommended Level: 40
Trunks
- Difficulty: Medium
- Location: On the broken bridge to city
- Skills Taught: Burning Attack (Defeat Trunks), Burning Strike (Defeat Trunks)
- Recommended Level: 600
Vegeta
- Difficulty: Easy to Hard
- Location: On the right of the Great Ape spawn
- Skills Taught: Great Ape (Beat him 30 times to obtain Great Ape)
- Recommended Level: 800 to 1600
Dragon Soul (Demo) Items Drops
Mob Boss
- Bunny Ears: 10% drop rate
Elite Alien
- No-Face’s Mask: 5% drop rate
Elite Saiyan
- Scouter: 10% drop rate
Mountain Fighter
- Gojo’s Blindfold: 5% drop rate
Postboy Namekian
- Gendo’s Glasses: 5% drop rate
Prototype Android
- Dr Stein’s Headscrew: 10% drop rate
Rogue Experiments
- Overhaul’s Mask: 5% drop rate
Thief Boss
- Deal With It Shades: 5% drop rate (100% on first kill)
- Granolah’s Eyepatch: 5% drop rate
Thief
- Tama: 33% drop rate
Rad Ribbon Grunt
- Helmet: 4% drop rate
- Shirt: 4% drop rate
- Pants: 4% drop rate
- Shoes: 4% drop rate
Winter Rad Ribbon Grunt
- Helmet: 4% drop rate
- Shirt: 4% drop rate
- Pants: 4% drop rate
Colonel Silver
- Shirt: 3% drop rate
- Pants: 3% drop rate
- Shoes: 3% drop rate
General White
- Hair: 3% drop rate
- Shirt: 3% drop rate
General Blue
- Hat: 2% drop rate
- Shirt: 2% drop rate
- Pants: 3% drop rate
Yeti Kid
- Shirt: 2% drop rate
- Pants: 2% drop rate
- Shoes: 2% drop rate
Grand Patrol Recruit
- Shirt: 2% drop rate
- Pants: 2% drop rate
- Shoes: 2% drop rate
Saiyan Soliders
- Paladins Necklace: 1% drop rate
Demon
- 4 Variants: Demon A, B, C, D
- Demon A: Horns (1% drop rate), Shirt (5% drop rate), Pants (5% drop rate)
- Demon B: Horns (0.05% drop rate), Shirt (5% drop rate)
- Demon C: Horns (0.1% drop rate), Shirt (0.05% drop rate), Pants (0.05% drop rate)
- Demon D: Horns (1% drop rate)
Chest
Chest Types:
- Green Chests (Common): Contains a small amount of money.
- Blue Chests (Rare): Provides slightly more money than Green chests or Rare Clothing.
- Purple Chests (Epic): Gives a chance to either get a free stat point, a couple of thousand in cash, or Epic clothing.
- Yellow Chests (Legendary): Offers a chance to get either a free stat point or Legendary clothing.
Best Chest Route:
1. City
- Under the bridge where the Trunks mentor is located.
- On the H-shaped building (middle of the H).
- Behind Goku Black on the cliff of a mountain.
2. The Great Plains
- Underneath the gravity room (small ship with Capsule Corp logo).
- The green bush next to the Namekian space ship.
- In the water next to the sand where the thugs spawn.
3. Starter Island
- Below Jarf Bozos on the docks.
- Beside the highest house.
- Behind the Farmer boss next to the small rock.
- Dragon Throw pond behind the long rock.
- Next to the green aliens in a corner.
- Basement of the scientist lab.
- At the old secret Michael Jackson block location (tunnel in the water next to the mayor at spawn).
- In the back left corner in the Evil Namekians cave.
PvP Arena
To access the PvP mode, simply click on the “PvP” button on the main menu as you enter the game. This will take you to the PvP lobby, where you can find a 1v1 Match, currently other modes are disabled (being worked on).
You can also access to PVP lobby while you’re in-game, press M to open menu and you can see PVP-1V1 button on down right corner.
Intermission :
Once you’ve entered a match, you’ll be transported to an area where you’ll be given 30 to 40 seconds to prepare yourself, you can fix your stats and change your moveset however you like, once the timer runs out you’ll be transported to PVP map.
Rank
Ranks: The ranking system starts from D and goes up to X, with multiple ranks in between such as D+, C, C+, B, B+, A, A+, and X.
MMR: To rank up, players need to earn a certain amount of MMR (Matchmaking Rating) points. For example, to go from D to D+, players need to earn 250 MMR points.
MMR Requirements: The MMR requirements increase as players progress through the ranks. For example, to go from C+ to B, players need to earn 2500 MMR points.
X Rank: The highest rank is X, and it is designated for the top 12 players in the game.
MMR Points: The amount of MMR points that players can earn depends on the quality of the match and the outcome. For example, if a 5000 rating player beats a 500 rating player, they will only earn 50 MMR points. However, if the 500 rating player beats the 5000 rating player, they will earn 400 MMR points as an underdog.
MMR Equilibrium: The MMR points gained or lost during a match is equivalent. For example, if a player gains 400 MMR points, the opposing player will lose 400 MMR points.
Scaling: The amount of MMR points earned or lost is scaled depending on the difference in rating between the players. The closer the rating, the more balanced the match, resulting in an equilibrium of 200 MMR points.
FAQs:
Q: What are the ranks in the game and how do they work? A: The ranks in the game go from D to X, with each rank having sub-ranks (e.g. -C,C,C+). To rank up, you need to earn a certain amount of MMR (Matchmaking Rating), which varies depending on the rank.
Q: How much MMR do I need to rank up? A: The amount of MMR needed to rank up varies depending on the rank. For example, to rank up from D to D+, you need 200 MMR, while A+ have a cap of MMR that is 12,000.
Q: How do I earn MMR? A: You can earn MMR by playing matches in the game’s ranked mode. The amount of MMR you earn or lose depends on the quality of the match and the outcome.
Q: How much MMR can I earn or lose in a match? A: The amount of MMR you can earn or lose in a match depends on the difference in MMR between you and your opponent. If you beat an opponent with a much higher MMR than yours, you will earn more MMR than if you beat an opponent with a much lower MMR. Similarly, if you lose to an opponent with a much lower MMR than yours, you will lose more MMR than if you lose to an opponent with a much higher MMR.
Q: How does the ranking system work for top players? A: The X rank is reserved for the top 100 players in the game, and it is not possible to rank up further from there. The X Rank might turn to something that will be changed on a daily basis considering how well are the players performing.
Q: Can I lose ranks if I lose matches? A: Yes, if you lose matches in the game’s ranked mode, you will lose MMR and may end up losing ranks if your MMR drops below the threshold for your current rank.
