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If the player switches out Gotenks (SSJ3), the character can be heard saying "Peanut Butter Jelly Time". This is a reference to the internet meme of the same name, which was popular around Tenkaichi 3's release.
Source video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb2jI1JyGz8#t=301
Know Your Meme article: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/peanut-butter-jelly-time
Know Your Meme article: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/peanut-butter-jelly-time
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If you equip the Halo Z-Item to Goku, Vegeta, or Gogeta, their model in game will have a halo added. This is the only equippable item that has an effect on the character's appearance.
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Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta's Final Shine Attack is incorrectly colored Blue in this game, in Dragon Ball GT (where the attack comes from) it's green. What's strange about this is the fact that in it's predecessor this attack is the correct color.
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During the "The Cell Games Begin" match in Dragon History mode, the subtitle for Cell's line "why don't you pop one of those Senzu beans" mistakenly omits the "s" in "beans".
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During the "Frieza's Ultimate Transformation" match in Dragon History mode, Frieza's line "now witness the power more fearsome than death itself" is mis-transcribed as "now witness the power, more fearsome AND death itself."
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During the opening "Common Enemy" match in Dragon History mode, the subtitle for Raditz's line "you are a disgrace to our race" mistakenly reads "you are a disgrace to ALL race".
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By entering a Dueling Match with any character that has an electric aura around them and then choosing to fight again once the match is over, they will no longer have an aura around them.
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Through the use of a glitch involving Broly with the "Secret Measures" potara equipped, it's possible to get inside of the Kame House without destroying it.
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Whenever a Great Ape throws a rock, it is spelled "Gigant" instead of "Gigantic".
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In the Character Reference section, Chi-Chi says that she would like to have met Grandpa Gohan. However, she met him in the last episodes of Dragon Ball. The game might be disregarding this, as it was anime-only filler.
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In "Dragon History", the game's story mode, during the fight with Nam, Mr. Satan/Hercule is shown on the signs and blimps even though he is not the champion at that point in the story. This can be attributed to the stage being more or less the same throughout the series, so making a whole new stage without Mr. Satan/Hercule just for this scenario would be wasteful.
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Nuova Shenron is spelled two ways. On the character selection it's spelled 'Nuova Shenron', but in the GT saga, the subtitles for Goku spell it 'Nova Shenron'.
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When Goku (GT) uses the Solar Flare attack, he says "Taiyoken", the Japanese name for the attack.
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While waiting on the menu screen of the story mode, various characters such as Piccolo and Krillin will occasionally appear and engage in conversation with Goku.
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Gogeta (Super Saiyan 4)'s Character Introduction reads "He is a warrior without peer, and demonstrates this by performing this by performing his ultimate move the "Big Bang Kamehameha", repeating the "this by performing".
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When Goku (Mid) uses the 20x Kaio-ken Kamehameha, the technique's name appears spelled "20x Kaiken Kamehameha" on the screen.
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When on the character selection, Vegito is spelled with an "I", but on the transformation options for Vegeta (Second Form) and Goku (End), it is spelled "Vegeto".
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When GT Kid Goku turns Super Saiyan 4 against Nuova Shenron in Story Mode, Goku's voice will still be a kid during the in-game cutscene.
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Majin Buu's Character Introduction reads "In Dragon Ball GT, Buu fights against" - and ends there, leaving out the remainder of the information.
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In "Destined Battle: Goku vs. Vegeta", the first level of the Majin Buu Saga, the word "purposely" is misspelled "puroposely" in the description.
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