Slide two covers letters A through M of the alphabet, while slide three covers N through Z.Īll of the information used here was gathered from the Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle subreddit Character Encyclopedia, then manually typed out and sorted here. All of the game's current Link Skills are organized in alphabetical order, with lists of which characters have them so you have an easier time planning. Slides two and three cover the Link Skill-sorted character list. This guide is separated into three separate slides, with this one (the first slide) covering which Link Skills are currently in the game and what they do. My good friend Synzer has written a guide covering turn positioning that's worth a read if you're in the dark on how characters rotate per turn. It's important to remember you can move characters around mid-battle, which is a big part of making the most of your Link Skills. If you have one of the many Vegeta cards next to him on a turn (they all have The Vegeta Family), it will only proc the skill they have in common. Every Trunks card has all three these Link Skills, meaning if you have one Trunks card next to another, it will proc all three Link Skills. You want to have Trunks next to someone else with at least one of those Link Skills when possible in battle.

Let's say you have a Trunks (Teen) Hawk Eyes, which has the following Link Skills: Here's a very simple example of Link Skills in action: You have to pay attention to them if you want to optimize your team.

Every character has at least one Link Skill, and some have several.

In a nutshell, they provide stat bonuses based on which characters are next to one another in a turn. But this couldn't be further from the truth! Link Skills are valuable assets to a team, especially as you progress. If you're new to Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, Link Skills can either seem useless or too hard even bother with since they require at least two specific characters are next to each other in battle.

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