Dragon Generations Dragon Balls: Radar & Hunting Guide

Dragon Generations dragon balls give you a reason to break away from combat: collect them to gain wishes. That makes item hunting a separate goal alongside learning techniques, earning Zeni, and unlocking transformations. When searching for Dragon Generations dragon balls, keep the seven-ball collection, the Dragon Radar, and transformation quest items straight so you can spend your time and Robux deliberately.

The key tool is the Dragon Radar (Infinite Battery), priced at 500 Robux as of October 12, 2026. It helps locate Dragon Balls, stays with you, and never runs out of battery. Here’s how to plan your search, understand the related purchases, and recognize items that belong to other quests.

What Dragon Generations Dragon Balls Do

Dragon Balls are collectible items that grant certain wishes. Your collection goal is all seven Dragon Balls, giving you an objective beyond another boss fight or training session.

Dragon Generations combines exploration with character progression. You complete quests for EXP and Zeni, learn techniques from master NPCs, and travel through worlds including Planet Namek and Future Earth. Dragon Ball hunting sits alongside those activities, so decide what you want to accomplish before heading out.

Feature	Dragon Ball hunting detail
Collection goal	Collect all seven Dragon Balls
Purpose	Gain certain wishes
Location tool	Dragon Radar
Infinite Battery radar price	500 Robux
Battery behavior	Never runs out
Tool ownership	Stays with you at all times

For Dragon Generations dragon balls, keep the collection goal separate from transformation progression. Super Saiyan Blue and Super Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker have their own training requirements, NPC interactions, and challenges. An item involved in one of those paths has a specific role in that quest.

Check the item’s identity before deciding what to do with it. If you’re following instructions from Goku, Vegeta, or Whis, keep those instructions in mind when picking up a quest object. Its appearance alone shouldn’t determine your next move.

Set a clear session goal, too. Hunting collectibles, mastering forms, and completing story quests all demand attention. Pick the activity you want to advance, then organize your equipment and travel around that objective.

How the Dragon Radar Helps Your Search

The Dragon Radar is designed to find Dragon Ball locations. The Infinite Battery game pass gives you a version that never loses battery power and remains with you at all times.

Image: Roblox / Asunder Studios

Those are the features to weigh when considering the purchase. The radar addresses the search itself, while its permanent battery removes battery depletion from that tool.

Understand the 500 Robux Purchase

The price on October 12, 2026, is 500 Robux. Before spending, open Dragon Generations on Roblox and check the exact pass name: Dragon Radar (Infinite Battery).

Keep the purchase tied to its stated purpose. You’re choosing a location tool for collecting all seven Dragon Balls. Compare that purpose with what you actually spend your sessions doing.

• Prioritize the radar in your purchase comparison when your goal is finding Dragon Balls.
• Compare training passes separately when your goal is EXP, stats, or transformation mastery.
• Read each pass’s contents before buying.
• Check any warning about purchases carried over from the old DBOG place.

The naming matters because several passes share Dragon Ball themes while offering very different features.

Plan Around the Tool’s Purpose

Use the Dragon Radar to guide your search for Dragon Generations dragon balls. Keep your attention on the collectible you’re pursuing instead of treating every item-related notification as the same objective.

Give yourself a simple checklist before starting: your collection goal, your chosen activity, and any quest you’re currently following. If you interrupt a transformation mission to hunt Dragon Balls, remember which NPC sent you on that mission and what item they requested.

That keeps your next action clear when you return. You can resume the quest conversation or continue searching without mixing the two objectives together.

Dragon Radar vs. Dragon Ball Pack

The Dragon Ball Pack costs 250 Robux, but its contents focus on fighting styles, techniques, clothing, and extras. The Dragon Radar (Infinite Battery) costs 500 Robux and focuses on locating Dragon Balls.

Read past the shared name before choosing a pass.

Purchase	Price on October 12, 2026	Included features
Dragon Radar (Infinite Battery)	500 Robux	Dragon Ball location tool with a permanent battery
Dragon Ball Pack	250 Robux	Kid Goku fighting style, three skills, clothing, and extras
2x Mastery	500 Robux	Doubles transformation mastery rate
Permanent H.T.C Entry	800 Robux	Hyperbolic Time Chamber entry without paying Zeni

The Dragon Ball Pack includes the Kid Goku fighting style and these techniques:

• Neo Dodon Ray, a beam skill
• Neo Wolf Fang Fist, a rush skill
• Rock-Scissors-Paper, another rush skill

Its clothing includes Yamcha's Dragon Ball Clothes, Demon Gi(King Piccolo), and Turtle Hermit Gi(Kid Goku). The extras are Power Pole, Yamcha's Sword, and Flying Nimbus.

Choose based on the feature you want. For Dragon Generations dragon balls, focus your comparison on the radar’s location function. For Kid Goku’s fighting style or the pack’s equipment, review the Dragon Ball Pack contents.

The Dragon Ball Pack also carries a purchase warning: if you bought it on the old DBOG place, you still have access and should not buy it again. Check your existing ownership before spending another 250 Robux.

Organize Your Dragon Ball Hunting Session

Dragon Generations gives you plenty to pursue at once. Story quests move your character forward, masters teach techniques, and training activities help develop your fighter. Keep a Dragon Ball search organized around its own objective.

Choose Your Goal Before Traveling

Start by deciding whether this session is for Dragon Generations dragon balls or character development. You can change activities, but make that change deliberately.

Session goal	Action to focus on
Collect Dragon Balls	Use the Dragon Radar’s location function to guide the hunt
Earn EXP and Zeni	Complete quests
Learn combat techniques	Interact with master NPCs
Develop transformation mastery	Consider mastery-focused training features
Advance Super Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker	Follow Goku and Vegeta’s path objectives

Keep the table as an activity checklist rather than a shopping list. Your immediate objective should determine what you do next.

For example, if you’re working through a transformation quest, finish the requested item task before switching your attention to a separate collectible search. If you’re setting out specifically to collect Dragon Balls, avoid turning the session into an unplanned sequence of unrelated training errands.

Prepare for Exploration

Flight is part of getting around Dragon Generations. On keyboard, holding Space makes your character fly, while Left Ctrl lets you descend.

Agility supports movement by increasing stamina and reducing drainage from flight boosts, rush attacks, and snap-vanishing. Keep those benefits in mind when allocating stats for a character you use to explore and fight.

Watch your stamina while traveling. Plan your movement around the resources you have, and keep combat demands in mind when entering an area with enemies.

Avoid buying a training pass simply because it appears alongside the radar. Permanent H.T.C Entry and Gravity Chamber Entry serve training goals. Both chambers also have entry options using in-game currency.

Match spending to the activity you want to repeat. The Infinite Battery radar addresses Dragon Ball searches; chamber passes address access to their respective training spaces.

Keep Purchases and Quest Progress Clear

Before ending a session, review what you were trying to accomplish and which quest conversation comes next. Keep a short personal note if you’re juggling several activities.

Record only useful details: the quest NPC, the requested item, and your next objective. This is especially helpful when you alternate between Dragon Ball hunting and a path that sends you across different worlds.

Recognize Transformation Items During Your Hunt

Dragon Generations dragon balls aren’t the only objects worth watching for. The Paths 2 progression also includes item collection, but those items lead into specific transformation tasks.

Keep the destination, NPC, and item purpose together.

Item or objective	Associated progression	Location or task
Dragon Balls	Wishes	Collect all seven; the Dragon Radar helps locate them
Orb requested by Goku	Super Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker	Top of a tower in the Demon Realm
Beerus’s laundry	Super Saiyan Blue training	Search around Beerus’s planet

The Demon Realm Orb

For the Paths 2 Super Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker route, you need level 1,200, normal Super Saiyan 4, 200 mastery points, and perfected Super Saiyan 1, 2, and 3.

Goku sends you to find an orb in the Demon Realm. It appears at the top of a tower after 10 minutes of server time. That timer belongs to the orb objective.

After collecting it, continue the conversations with Goku and Vegeta. Vegeta directs you to the Tundra, where you equip the orb in miscellaneous accessories and charge until the completion message appears.

The path then leads into a clone fight. Prepare your skills, power-ups, and Senzu beans before entering: the clone has your moves, and the encounter includes base-form and Super Saiyan 4 combat.

Keep this sequence attached to your Limit Breaker objective while searching for Dragon Generations dragon balls. The orb has a charging task and a transformation role.

Beerus’s Laundry

Super Saiyan Blue’s Paths 2 training begins at level 1,200 and includes a task to retrieve Beerus’s laundry. The laundry resembles his God of Destruction outfit.

Search around Beerus’s planet while following Whis’s training instructions. Keep this objective separate from the seven-ball collection, and prepare your combat equipment before starting the path’s fights.

Item collection is only part of that training. Paying attention to the requested object helps you reach the next task without confusing a transformation errand with a Dragon Ball hunt.

FAQ

How many Dragon Generations dragon balls do you need?

The collection goal is all seven Dragon Balls. Collecting Dragon Balls allows you to gain certain wishes.

How much does the Infinite Battery Dragon Radar cost?

The Dragon Radar (Infinite Battery) costs 500 Robux as of October 12, 2026. It finds Dragon Ball locations, never runs out of battery, and stays with you at all times.

What comes with the Dragon Ball Pack?

The 250 Robux pack includes the Kid Goku fighting style, Neo Dodon Ray, Neo Wolf Fang Fist, Rock-Scissors-Paper, clothing, and extras such as Power Pole and Flying Nimbus. If you bought it on the old DBOG place, you retain access and should not purchase it again.

What is the orb at the Demon Realm tower used for?

It belongs to the Super Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker path. Goku requests it, and Vegeta later directs you to equip it in miscellaneous accessories and charge in the Tundra until the task completes.