After the tremendous success of the Copycat Style, Chrollo and his team released a limited-time ability called Perfection Style in Basketball Zero. Surprisingly, this Style is based on the Cell character from the DBZ universe, incorporating all of his quick moves and vanishing abilities. So, if you are keen on getting your hands on the Perfection Style in Basketball Zero, here is a complete guide about it.
Perfection Style Unlock Guide
Like every other Style in Basketball Zero, the Perfection Style is also acquired through the gacha rolling system in the game. To do this, press Style in the main menu to open Style selection. Here, either pay the Standard or Lucky Spins to start rolling for new Styles in the game.
Since the Perfection is a Limited Style, I suggest using the Lucky Spins over the default ones for a much better chance (2% vs 0.25%). Even with the Lucky Spins, it is only a 2% chance, which means it will take quite a while to get the Style. All you can do is keep spinning and hope that luck falls on your side.
Perfection Style Showcase - Basketball: Zero
Below, I have listed all of the skills part of the Perfection Style, along with a detailed explanation on how they work.
- Perfect Dribbling: If you use this inside the three-point area, you will first perform a euro step followed by a simple lay-up to the hook. On the other hand, if you are outside the three-point area, execute a fade-style move and then shoot the ball to get a three-pointer.
- Blink: Use the Blink ability to teleport in front of the opponent to shock them and steal the ball from them. In case they have already shot in the air, you can teleport to the air and then catch the ball, leaving them stunned and unable to move.
- Perfect Play (Awakening): A cutscene ability where you pass between two players, with you dunking at the end.
- Evolution (Awakening): Using this skill provides you with an insane increase in movement speed and dribbling power for a long time.
For more on Basketball Zero, check out How to get the Copycat Style in Basketball Zero, or 50 Ankle Break & Score Sound ID Codes for Basketball Zero
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