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Dragon Ball Legends Question 1:
Super Trunks SP

Overview
Super Trunks is a unit that specializes on Strike Attack, currently sporting the highest Strike Attack stat in the game. Unlike Gohan (Kid), another Melee Hybrid Saiyan, Trunks brings with him two Strike Card Arts and a Z-Ability that further buffs his best statistic.
In exchange for his incredible damage output this unit is left with lackluster Health and Ki Restoration Speed, which perfectly represent how the Super Saiyan Grade 3 worked in the anime, and a below average Blast Attack.

In addition to his stellar Strike Attack, Trunks also received the ability to inflict Faint with his Strike Card Arts, which is why they have a slightly higher cost, a Main Ability that increases the Strike damage he inflicts by 75% and a Unique Ability that increases the Strike damage the enemy receives every time Trunks is switched in.

Strengths

-Insanely high Strike Attack;

-Chance to inflict Faint with Strike Card Art;

-Great Abilities;

-Holds two Strike Card Arts.

Weaknesses

-Low Health, Ki Recovery and Blast Attack;

-Main Ability further lowers Ki Restoration Speed and cuts Vanishing Gauge Recovery by 50%.

Recommended Equipment

Leave my dad...ALONE!

Mysterious Youth

Angry Super Saiyan!

Come Out, Cowards!

These items can further increase Trunks Strike Attack, making up for the fact that, aside from him, the only other unit that could boost that statistic for him would HERO Yamcha.

Team Synergy

Hybrid Saiyans

Super Trunks doesn't particularly benefit from the other Hybrid Saiyans' Z-Abilities (Gohan (Kid) is the only one that offers something he actually needs), but, since he is the only unit with this Tag that can boost Strike Attack, he is almost needed; the two Strike Card Arts Super Trunks brings with him can make up for the two Blast Card Arts Gohan (Kid) has, making the draws more balanced.

RED + GRN

While IT Goku definetely has more synergy with a team that features RED SSJ Goku, Trunks can make RED SSJ Vegeta's combos even longer with his two Strike Card Arts; Trunks doesn't add much with his Z-Ability, but his Type and offensive pressure can really force out any BLU character around.

Soul Boost

Super Trunks is a great unit, I would suggest investing into him, unless you already have IT Goku and Bardock; Strike Attack and Health should be the priority with this character to both improve what he's already good at and patch one of his main flaws.

Dragon Ball Legends Question 2:
It is starting to feel like the developers are trying to gain some time by releasing these short events; something is definetely coming and these are clearly just meant to keep players occupied in the meantime.

The "Fearsome Android #20" brings new equipments for Androids, the Vegeta Family and also one with no restriction; we also get to farm some Yellow Souls and a couple more crystals, both of which are welcome.
The good news is that the new Gold Equipment from the Event is great for Perfect Form Cell as it gives an insane boost to Blast Attack for the Androids Tag; the bad news is that some of the missions for this Event are related to the amount of equipment you obtain from it.
Don't worry, I am here to tell you exactly where you should farm these items, so you will be done in no time!

The Event is overall pretty easy: the difficulty spikes suddenly in the last stage for no reason, but you can still get through it with just type advantage. The main enemy you will be facing is EX Android #20, Doctor Gero, a yellow unit, but they decided to add two Blue units to the last stage to stop you from steamrolling the entire thing with a Mono Red Team.

Where to Farm the Equipments

"Energy Absorb!" (EX-6)

The new Gold Equipment, "Energy Absorb", drops omly from the last three stages; you'd obviously want to farm the last one, where the drop rate is higher.

"Come Out, Cowards!" (EX-3)

While you are farming the Gold Equipment, you will also get a lot of these, so it shouldn't take too long to complete these objectives in particular.

"What's Going on?" & "Wait a Minute!" (EX-2)

These are honestly the most difficult to farm: the drop rate is very inconsistent and the amount that you have to get is way too high, but you do have still two weeks to finish farming it.
Yes, EX-5 has a higher drop rate for the Vegeta Family Equipment, but it's much better to farm two at once given how many you will need.

Dragon Ball Legends Question 3:
Team Analysis and Creation

There is a lot that goes into making a team: you need to take into consideration everything, from the Z-Ability to the Card Arts. I like testing new teams in PvP, seeing how they perform and think about what they lack: this is what I like about this game, the competitive and the creative aspect.

They've done a great job so far with this game and I'm curious to see what's next; this game has spiked my interest and I would love to talk about it, make guides, analysis or providing visuals for your website.