Three races · six classes · twelve masteries
Every character starts as one of six classes and splits into one of two masteries at level 30. The portraits and descriptions below are the ones Netmarble published on the original Korean site — translated, not rewritten.
Technique over ceiling. Earthlings inherit the Turtle and Crane schools, and cover more roles than either other race.
Martial Artist → two masteries
The straight path of a true warrior: overpower the enemy with strength and technique. Fighters take a staff as their off-hand and lead with showy, heavy-hitting combinations.
The privilege of those who fight most beautifully. A Swordsman pours their ki into the blade itself, and wins on agility and speed rather than on weight of blows.
Spiritualist → two masteries
The Crane school, fought at range. Powerful ki attacks from a distance, with a fan as the off-hand.
Taught in the line of Krillin, founder of the new Turtle school. The Turtle Hermit exists to make everyone else’s fight go smoothly.
Piccolo’s inheritors and Dende’s. One half holds the line; the other keeps everybody on it alive.
Warrior → two masteries
The successors to Piccolo, the legendary Namekian warrior. They read the whole shape of a fight and apply the right thing at the right moment to bend it their way.
Namekians who took Piccolo’s teaching and reinterpreted it their own way. The Shadow Knight is the answer to the Namekian weakness in a straight physical fight.
Dragon Clan → two masteries
Dende is known as the finest ki practitioner in Namekian history, quite apart from being a god. Those who follow him take more joy in healing and steadying an ally than in hurting an enemy.
Namekians do not only lay eggs to make children — they can call up whatever creature they need. No other race can do it, and the Poko Priest is the class built entirely around it.
Buu’s legacy, minus the apocalypse. Every Majin mastery fights with something absurd — an instrument, a cake, a mask — and every one of them is genuinely dangerous.
Mighty Majin → two masteries
Majins who like anything that is fun, fighting included. On a tough body and raw strength they take everything the enemy has — and their off-hand is a musical instrument.
The Grand Chef torments enemies with thoroughly mischievous tactics. Even the weapons are shaped like food.
Wonder Majin → two masteries
Where the ordinary Majin is obsessed with fun, the Plasma is absorbed in nature. Something like monks, they fight using natural forces such as lightning — the mastery to learn if you want raw elemental power.
Majins who were once stained by the wickedness of the past. Because of it, a Karma has a dark corner despite being a Majin.
A third Earthling class — the Engineer, with Gun Mania and Mech Mania masteries — was announced and never shipped. It is still sitting in the game data, unused, which is exactly the kind of loose end this project exists to pick up.
