Easter Eggs

Card features that you may not have noticed from first glance.

Card	Easter Egg
File:Card 1003160 bg.jpg	Oolong is a character that can transform into anything he can imagine, so in Dokkan Battle when fighting he will look like a giant robot. He is the only card that does not look the same as his thumb or card artwork.
File:R INT Nappa.pngFile:Nappa Real Card.png File:Card 2000260 bg.pngFile:Transcended Power Level Vegeta bg.png	The city is intact when Nappa and Vegeta aren't dokkaned. After you dokkan them the background changes to the same city but destroyed. This is most likely referencing the state of the city before and after they paid a visit.
File:Card 1004080 bg.png	Goku and Vegeta both share one half of Golden Frieza on their cards background
	Both Vegeta and Tarble using the same pose, a reference that they are brothers.
	Both cards recreate SS2 Goku and Majin Vegeta's battle before Majin Buu was resurrected. Both show the battle from each character's point of view.
	The poses used for the SR Android #17 & #18 card have been copied from the 2 separates ones, along with this they had their card art revamped for the SR with a more renewed color and blue outline to pop-out more.
File:Card tiencha bg.png	Tiencha, the balding mediocre fusion between Tien and Yamcha, parodies the pose of Super Gogeta, the powerfully superior fusion between Goku and Vegeta. The fusions themselves are references to each pair's rivalry, i.e., the rivalry between Goku and Vegeta is mirrored by the rivalry between Tien and Yamcha during the 22nd and 23rd World Martial Arts Tournaments.
File:2000640.png	Bio-Broly copies the pose of LSS Broly. A reference to Bio-Broly being a hideous monster while Broly used to say he isn't a monster but a devil?
File:Card 1004350 bg.png	Depending on the card you can see the left, middle or right part of Gohan's, Goku's and Goten's faces respectively. A reference to their Family Kamehameha against Broly. The art of the Dokkaned versions of the cards possess the same trait, only all three are shown in each card.
	In each of the cards you can see either Trunks or Vegeta in the other's background respectively.
File:Artwork teq sr H17.jpgFile:Artwork phy sr H17.jpg	The Android cards next to each other almost look mid fusion.
File:PHY SSR Vegeta.pngFile:TEQ SSR Goku (Kaioken).png	Taking place during the Saiyan Saga, these cards both show the battle from their third-person perspective in the background and are supposed to rival one another.
File:LRsaiyamanSApose.JPG	At the end of LR Great Saiyaman 1 & 2's Ultra Super Attack, they pose in an identical way of the art to the pre-LR or TUR form of the card.
File:Thumb 4014800.pngFile:Thumb 4014860.png File:BlueGokuGrudgelessStrike.JPGFile:GFGrudgelessStrike.JPG	The final forms of the transforming Goku & Frieza have almost identical Super Attacks with the same name, effect, and animation. Only difference is the character because it's a reference to when Blue Goku and Golden Frieza clashed over a body of water at Baba's Palace.
File:Budding Warriors Trunks (Kid) & Goten (Kid).gif	In their art, beyond their aura, you can see that they are on what seems to be Kami's Lookout.
File:LRTrunksGif.gif	This Kid Trunks is in the same pose as LR Trunks, when he cuts Frieza in half.
File:Card1014350.jpgFile:TUR PHY Frieza GT.png	This Frieza and Cell share a similar pose, benefit from each other's passives, and even appear in each other's Super Attack animations.
File:Thum 2000670 1.pngFile:Thum 1002860 1.pngFile:Thum 1004200 2.png	This Goku is the only card that changes its "Type" when Dokkan Awakening. Global version only.
File:Thum 1008020.pngFile:Thum 1006010.png	This Vegeta is the only card that changes from Super to Extreme when Dokkan Awakening.
	This Tapion is the only card that changes from Super to Extreme when mid battle.
	These cards share the exact same card art.
	These cards share the exact same card art.
	These cards share the exact same card art.
	These cards share the exact same card art.
	These cards share the exact same card art.
	These cards share the exact same card art but are of different rarities as one dokkans from a R while the other dokkans from a SR.
	These cards share the exact same card art.

• Both Aggregate of Evil Janemba and Raging Wickedness Super Janemba's passives are a tribute to A Fiend Possessed (Level 2: Demon of War), in which both Janemba bosses can change ki orbs on the field
• If there are dark clouds on a level that seems to cover something in a quest level, play that quest on z-hard to encounter a secret boss
• Bosses that can dodge attacks still evade attacks even after being stunned during the same turn
• SS Future Trunks' passive (ATK +50% when facing 2 or more opponents) is a reference for the two androids he fought in the future (Limitless Energy Androids #17 & #18). This is also the case for SS Future Trunks Dokkan's passive (ATK +70% when facing 2 or fewer opponents)
• The link skill "Soul vs Soul" and his SSR base card for LR (Day of Destiny Super Saiyan Gohan (Youth)) is a reference to SSJ2 Teen Gohan's JP theme, "The day of destiny, Soul vs Soul"
• If you try to give yourself the user name "God" or a name with "God" in the title, the game won't allow it.
• The new Ginyu Force Cards (Burter, Guldo, Captain Ginyu, Jeice, Recoome and their dokkan awakenings) represent each type in the game (with their skin color and position in the team). Burter is AGL because he is the fastest in the universe. Guldo is TEQ with his special techniques that can stop time. Ginyu is INT as the head of the Ginyu Force and for his intelligent battle strategies (luring them in and taking their power/body). Jeice is STR since he is the muscle of the team. Recoome is PHY because he is the physically bulkiest of the team.
• The art for Fusion of Ultimate Rivals Super Vegito actually appeared much earlier in Dokkan Battle's history in a launch trailer (at 00:11) for the game. It was finally used for this card either because the assets were already available, as a nod to the early trailer, or both.
• The card name for Journey to the World Goku (Youth) is an homage to Journey to the West, a 16th century Chinese fantasy adventure novel about a monk and his companions' pilgrimage to the Western Regions. Goku, especially during his youthful adventures, is based off of the character Sun Wukong, the "Monkey King", from the novel.