Summon

There are a variety of Summons in .

Chrono Crystals
The main form of currency in , being the predominant item used in summons. On standard banners, the player is given the option to do either a single summon for 100 Chrono Crystals, or a consecutive summon for 1000 Chrono Crystals. The player is also given a once per day discount on many banners that reduce the cost of a single summon from 100 Chrono Crystals to only 20 Chrono Crystals. Often, doing a consecutive summon nets extra rewards to incentivize doing them over a few single summons. Step-up banners, special banners that cycle through set costs and pull numbers per summon, are often cheaper per summon than normal banners.

The main way to earn Chrono Crystals in-game is through events and event missions, though completing story missions and challenges also nets a fair sum. Scoring in the top 10K in ranked PvP nets a reward of 5,000 Chrono Crystals.

Summon Rarities
Summons have different rarities, which often impact their abilities or special features. has the following rarity tiers:


 * Hero (HE): Most common (70% pull rate on normal banners)
 * Extreme (EX): Uncommon (20% pull rate on normal banners)
 * Sparking (SP): Rare (10\% pull rate on normal banners)

Note: While the rates for rarities as a whole often remain the same, pull rates for individual units may differ. On one banner, a unit that has a 0.03% pull rate can have a 2% pull rate on another banner. An individual unit's pull rate can be seen in the Z Power List tab found on most banners.

Summon Animation
The summon animation has Goku facing Frieza in combat on Planet Namek,Land Of Ice or the Stratosphere. The outcome of the match is usually a good indicator of the quality of the pull. The summon animation is divided into four parts; the charge-up, the strike clash, the pull, and the beam clash, all of them having animations that can guarantee at least one sparking unit pulled.

At the start of the animation, when Goku and Frieza are standing off, Frieza Pods can be seen in the background. The larger the quantity of the pods, the better the summon quality will be. The pods may sometimes be replaced with the Dragon Balls scattering,the Flying Nimbus or Mercenary Tao surfing on a pillar, which guarantee at least one extreme or Sparking unit. The state of the planet or location also determines the pull quality, with a Dying Planet Namek(with lava and rocks instead of water and trees), Land Of Ice and Stratosphere guaranteeing at least one extreme unit. During the charge-up, Goku powers up to ready for the fight. If he turns into a Super Saiyan, then at least one extreme unit is guaranteed(In a few Sparking Guaranteed summons, Goku will already have transformed into a Super Saiyan Blue,and Frieza already transformed in his Golden Form. This is very rare.). Sometimes during this animation, Vegeta and Trunks,Vegeta alone or Bardock may appear. Vegeta and Trunks guarantee at least one sparking unit,and Bardock guarantees one new Sparking Unit. If none of the above appear, then the animation proceeds to the strike clash During the strike clash, Goku charges towards Frieza and briefly exchanges blows. They then fly back and head back towards each other. If Goku is beaten, then the summon is less likely to have extremes or sparkings, if Goku and Frieza hit each other away, then the summon is more likely to have extremes, and if Goku wins and throws Frieza away,then the chances of a Sparking are greatly increased. The animation then proceeds to the pull,where Goku readies a Kamehameha as the player is prompted to pull on the screen. If the "Pull!" indication on the screen is blue,then the summon will contain many Hero characters. If the indication is red,it guarantees at least one Extreme character. If the indication is golden,it guarantees at least one Sparking character. If he uses the Spirit Bomb instead of the Kamehameha,a Sparking unit is guaranteed. If he uses an Instant Kamehameha to defeat Frieza,a Sparking unit is also guaranteed. Should none of the two occur,the animation proceeds to the beam clash.

In the beam clash, Frieza fires a Death Ball to contend with Goku's Kamehameha. If Frieza's Death Ball breaks through, then the chances of a sparking are greatly reduced. Vegeta or Whis may sometimes arrive to bail Goku out, resulting in a guaranteed sparking pull. If Frieza's Death Ball breaks even with the Kamehameha, then the summon is more likely to have at least an extreme unit. The screen may stay white for longer than usual, before SSJ3 Goku wipes the smoke away and defeats Frieza using the Dragon Fist, guaranteeing a Sparking.(This may also happen if Goku loses the beam clash). At times, when the Kamehameha is fired, Broly may appear behind Frieza,and force him into the Kamehameha. Broly then rushes to attack Goku,before Goku escapes to where Vegeta is. The two wear the Potara Earrings,fusing into Vegito Blue moments before Broly attacks. Broly fires an attack which Vegito dodges with ease,before both throw a punch at each it other,resulting in a tussle. This animation greatly increases the chances of a Sparking character appearing. If Goku wins the beam clash, then a sparking unit is guaranteed in the pull.

Post Summon Animation
After the summon animation,the respective rewards will be offered. Units are given in the form of ki orbs,with each ki orb being unique. A blue ki orb that has a faint glow indicates the unit will be a Hero rarity character. A purple ki orb with a moderate glow indicates that the unit will be an Extreme rarity character. A yellow ki orb with a violent glow indicates that the unit will be a Sparking rarity character. There are also "Fakeout" orbs,which may come as Hero or Extreme orbs before bursting and assuming the colour of Sparking orbs. The orb animation can be skipped,but if the player gets a new Sparking character,the skip option will be unavailable.

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