Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden is a fighting game released by Bandai on March 20, 1993, for the Super Nintendo (Super Famicom). As the first Dragon Ball game with character voice acting, it sold about 1.3 million copies in three months post-launch, a huge commercial hit. It uses a 1v1 combat system similar to Street Fighter II, letting players move freely on ground and air, and use moves like ki blasts. It has a rich roster of classic Dragon Ball Z anime characters. Thanks to its innovative mechanics and faithful adaptation of the original work, Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden was one of the most popular fighting games of its time.