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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Razjah" data-source="post: 6486717" data-attributes="member: 98806">At first thought I think the Feng Shui RPG would work. The system is based on Hong Kong action flicks, but using the ninja, martial artist, and old master archetypes with the various kung fu schticks could let you make a group and give them plenty of enemies to fight. This however would match Dragon Ball better where a small group is up against the Red Ribbon Army. DBZ had a lot more fights against one super powerful foe or a small group of very powerful enemies. So I think Mutants and Masterminds would be your best bet. I'm only familiar with the second edition, so I'll use that for my example. M&M 2e doesn't have levels like most d20 games, the characters aren't expected to level up frequently. But allowing that isn't too upsetting. Set the power level to 3-5 to start. Then after some Red Ribbon Army bashing go up to levels 7-10. This lets you take down Frieza by having one character level up to the next tier earlier. For Cell saga go closer to 15, dealing with the androids provides the progression. The best part about M&M? The power levels let you model the jumps in power better than a typical leveling system. Moving up a level doesn't give a huge a jump in power as finally reaching super sayan. Also the powers allow for characters to all fight well, but to have different powers for signature moves. Other than that... I'm not sure what system could model it well.</blockquote>

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