How To Play Cell In Dragon Ball The Breakers
From all Dragon Ball: The Breakers‘ vicious predator, Cell seems to be the most balanced. Between his rapid growth rate and ability to sense Ki early on, Cell is among the best characters to hunt down survivors quickly. He also has some pretty interesting passive abilities that make him ideal for a new The Breakers player.
This guide will walk you through his gameplay strategy, give you an overview of his moves, and help you choose the best path to level up this monstrosity. Despite its looks, if you play Cell well, you’ll make it a lot of more than just annoying your opponents!
Cell passive abilities
| Be able | description | larval form | First shape | second form | perfect shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic development | This passive ability allows Cell to slowly evolve without consuming any civilians or survivors. | ✔️ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
| life absorber | The higher the level of this skill, the more energy Cell gains when absorbing a citizen or survivor. | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ❌ |
| Ki tracking | The higher the level of this skill, the longer Cell can track a Survivor’s Ki. | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Ki control | The higher the level of this skill, the more it dampens the survivors’ ability to detect your Ki. | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
While all of these abilities play a role in making Cell a force to be reckoned with, some are certainly more important than others. For example during Auto-Evolve is a nice perk, Cell already transitions from larval form very quickly. And once he does that, that ability no longer has a place in his kit. Life Absorber, on the other hand, is useful all the way until you reach Cell’s prefect form.
As you level up his passive skills, you should focus on Life Absorber and Ki Tracker. These two abilities help Cell gather energy faster and track survivors more efficiently. These are easily the two biggest priorities for a raider.
Cell’s abilities
| Be able | description | larval form | First shape | second form | perfect shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| solar flare | Stuns his opponents when they face him. | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| After picture | Evades all attacks while in use. Can be used while actively combining. | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Ki detection | Allows Cell to sense Ki nearby. Essential for finding survivors. | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| energy barrier | Creates a barrier around Cell, pushing nearby Survivors away from him. Can be used while actively combining. | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ | ✔️ |
All of these abilities are extremely important to Cell’s game plan. first of all, Ki Detection will play a pivotal role in tracking down survivors. Whenever you fly to a new area, this is the first ability you will use. The rest of the skills are related to combat. Cell’s Solar Flare allows you to land your slower attacks as it stuns your opponents. This is an excellent way to dispatch survivors.
The after image is your primary defense. You can use it to avoid damage when combined by a survivor. Of course, the Energy Blast is a better option, but you don’t get access to it until you’re in your perfect shape. So After Image will often be the tool you rely on.
Cell’s attacks
Cell has an impressive arsenal of attacks that changes and grows with each form. This section walks you through each attack Cell has access to, from his Larval form to his Perfect form.
larval cell
In his larva form, Cell can attack with a headbutt. This is not a special ability, just a standard attack. That’s it. He has no special attacks. No ki blasts or anything like that. However, this headbutt is fairly fast and will finish off survivors in no time. So don’t be afraid of headbutts and unlucky survivors tripping over you early on.
First form cell
| Special ray gun | This is Cell’s fast beam attack that recharges quickly. |
|---|---|
| Energy wave at full power | This is Cell’s slower but more powerful attack. Usually best used when you’ve stunned your opponent. |
In its first form (which is its second form: confusing), Cell gets a fairly complete set of tools. This includes the excellent Special Beam Cannon, which is a nice fast attack. He also gains his Power Wave ability. This is more powerful, but has a much longer loading time, which can be interrupted.
Second form cell
| Energy explosion at full power | This is Cell’s fast beam attack that recharges quickly. |
|---|---|
| gravity action | This is Cell’s slower but more powerful attack. Don’t use it unless your opponent is stunned or otherwise engaged. |
Second Form Cell throws you a kind of curved ball with its Full Power Energy Blast. This attack replaces the fast Special Beat Cannon. While the movement is awesome for controlling a large space, it locks you into a drawn-out animation. That means you’re a sitting duck while performing special attacks.
However, that doesn’t mean the attack isn’t useful. You can use it to pin multiple survivors. just be careful if They use it, especially when multiple survivors have their dragon forms charged and ready. On the positive side, Her standard Ki blast has now been replaced with a Kamehameha! So this is what you will be using to win quick mid-range skirmishes.
You might think this attack is a great option when you see a group of survivors gathered around the transporter. But many of them will probably have their transformations ready. We therefore strongly recommend that you do not lock yourself into an attack that will leave you sitting in place. Unless, of course, you know that the majority of them have used up their dragon meter and you have lives left.
perfect cell
| understood | Cell’s all-clear attack is both fast and a considerably hit box. When fighting with multiple fighters, this is a move that can be used to damage entire groups of enemies.
Unlike the Full Power Energy Blast, you won’t be locked into a long animation. |
|---|---|
| Perfect Kamehameha | Here we have an incredibly powerful projectile. The range of the Perfect Kamehameha is absurd. When you aim it, an indicator will appear in front of you and it will take a gigantic swathes of the map.
You won’t use this attack mid-fight, but you can use it to take out groups of enemies you see in the distance. |
As with all raiders, Cell’s final form – Perfect Cell – makes him an incredibly powerful opponent to contend with. Not only does he gain access to his Energy Barrier ability, which interrupts Survivors aiming at you and blows them back, but he can also hold on to his After Image, giving him multiple defense tools.
His all-clear attack is fast and covers a lot of space. Don’t be surprised if you accidentally hit multiple enemies with this attack. Then he has on top of that his Perfect Kamehameha, which is extraordinarily powerful and can be used to attack opponents from long distances. So if you spot some survivors in the distance, let that bad boy rip.
Cells gameplay loop
Cell begins in its most beetle-like larval form. This is by far the weakest first form among all Raiders. In this form, Cell cannot fly. He also has no projectile attack. Aside from that, he’s alarmingly quick on his feet and still more than capable of defeating several survivors who only have a level 1 dragon form.
To further minimize the problem, Cell only needs to find two civilians to transform into his second form. In addition, he passively gathers energy, meaning that he evolves slowly even if he fails to find any civilians or survivors. So while this is the most vulnerable you can be as a raider in this game, you should be able to easily transform into your second form long before the survivors become a real threat.
Once again, while in larva form you are comparatively weak, that is, compared to other raiders. If you see a survivor, don’t scurry away. jump on her!
Once in your second form, you have direct access to his Ki Sense ability. How to find the survivors. As you fly across the map, be sure to still feast on civilians if you hear them whimper nearby. However, the Survivors will give you far larger increases to your form level, so they should be your main focus. Once you reach your second level, you should hunt down survivors!
During combat, you should use rapid energy beams to deal damage to your enemies from a distance, then focus on hitting your opponents with a solar flare so you can continue one of your more powerful attacks. As mentioned in the attack section, you have to be careful when using your slower attacks.
Your available attacks are displayed in the lower right corner of the screen. The left one is almost always your fast special attack, while the right one tends to be your slower but more powerful special attack.
However, Second Form Cell’s “fast” attack locks you into a drawn-out animation, so keep that in mind when fighting groups.
Once you’ve unlocked your final form – Perfect Cell – you can harass your opponents from long range with your Perfect Kamehameha. The range of this attack is incredible, but its cooldown is long so make sure you pick your shots with this one. Don’t try to use it in the middle of a fight. You will be repelled by it.
Remember, once Cell has evolved from its larval form and enters its first form, he should aggressively chase survivors! Don’t worry about Dragon Balls; that’s Frieza’s thing (but if they fall into your lap, take advantage of them). They will fly around, use ki detection, and consume survivors. Happy hunting!