Where to play, and is there a Switch version?
Dragon Ball Super Divers is only available on arcade machines in Japan: toy sections of shops, mass retailers and amusement facilities. There is no Nintendo Switch, other console, PC or mobile version. None was found on the official site, on Bandai’s pages or on developer Dimps’s product page, which lists a Japanese version only. The Switch game Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission (2019) is a different, earlier series.
| Question | Answer from official sources |
|---|---|
| Platform | Arcade (Dimps product page) |
| Regions | Japan; the official store finder covers Japan’s 47 prefectures only |
| Switch or console version? | None announced as of November 10, 2026 |
| Price per play | 100 yen including tax, one card per play |
| Age guidance | Bandai’s product listing for Set 11 states ages 6 and up |
| Can I just buy cards? | Yes, the machine has a buy-cards option |
Finding a machine
The official store finder searches by prefecture, city and store type, or near your location. Bandai notes that the set number shown for each store may lag. A machine may also be listed while it is out of cards or broken, so the store itself is the final word. Opening hours are up to each store. During set changes, stores do not all switch on the same day; Bandai notes release timing can vary by area and shop.
About Switch and other versions
We found no announcement of a Super Divers game for Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation, PC or smartphones in the sources reviewed. Treat any listing claiming one as unconfirmed unless Bandai announces it. The free My Page web service lets you customize your avatar from a phone, but it is not a way to play battles. Older Dragon Ball Heroes games did get home versions, and an SDBH mode on the Super Divers machine accepts Heroes cards. Neither makes Super Divers itself playable at home.
Playing from outside Japan
No overseas machines or local-language versions are listed officially. The English-language Dragon Ball Official site reports on sets, but describes them as launching across Japan. Cards are physical items dispensed by the machine. Data is saved on Amusement IC cards, which the official guide describes as a shared standard for arcade games.
Events in Japan
Bandai has announced a Super Divers booth at Jump Festa 2027, held December 19–20, 2026 at Makuhari Messe, with the stage to be streamed on the official YouTube channel. Store tournaments and national events are listed on the official events page.