Xenoverse 2 QQ Bang Level 6: Recipe and Z Capsules

A level 6 QQ Bang in Xenoverse 2 is made at the Clothing Mixing Shop by combining two high rarity clothing pieces with a Super Mix Capsule Z, the special mix item that has made six star bangs possible since the free update of August 2020. The outcome is still random, so the real work is stockpiling enough Z capsules and five star clothes to roll several times. Players who chase a perfect bang with +5 on every stat should also know that the community consensus is that this cannot be reached through normal mixing at all.

We checked this against the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 fan wiki's QQ Bang, Clothing Mixing Shop, Mixing Shop, Attributes, Expert Mission, Festival of Universes and Free Update pages, plus several Steam community threads on Super Mix Capsule Z and level 6 recipes, in November 2026.

What a QQ Bang Does and What "Level 6" Means

A QQ Bang is a special equipment slot that overrides the attribute boosts of whatever clothes you are wearing. That is why it matters so much: with a good bang equipped, your outfit becomes purely cosmetic and your stats come from the bang alone. Each bang raises or lowers each of the six attributes by a set amount. On the stat screen, blue arrows pointing right mark a boost, red arrows pointing left mark a decrease, and more arrows mean a bigger change.

Bangs also carry a star rating, just like other equipment. The fan wiki explains that higher ratings tend to bring stronger boosts and smaller penalties, that better materials produce higher ratings, and that six stars is the highest level you can craft. A six star result specifically needs special materials, which is where the Super Mix Capsule Z comes in. The update log records the moment it became possible: Free Update 11, released on 26 August 2020, added the Online Battle Tour (with Parallel Quest Tour and Expert Mission Tour), noted that certain mix items were only available that way, and stated that level 6 QQ Bangs could now be created with the newly available mix items.

The Recipe: Two Clothes, One Capsule

Every QQ Bang uses the same formula at the Clothing Mixing Shop: two different pieces of clothing, one mixing item or capsule, and some Zeni. The shop sits next to Bulma in the Capsule Corporation area, which you reach through the Transfer Shop Clerk robots around Conton City.

For a level 6 attempt, players converge on the same inputs:

• Two five star clothing pieces. A Steam community answer puts it bluntly: level 6 bangs need Super Mix Capsule Z plus five star rarity clothes, and the rest is luck. The same player notes that only the item's rarity matters, not where it came from.
• A popular pair: the upper body of Bardock's Battle Suit with the upper body of Beerus's clothes. Several players in the same thread describe using exactly that combination.
• One Super Mix Capsule Z as the mix item.

The wiki also mentions a common theory that choosing clothes whose own arrows lean toward your target stats nudges the bang the same way, but it flags that as unconfirmed. Treat clothing choice as a way to secure rarity first and a soft influence on stats second.

Shenron's dress up wish can give a five star suit, but one player in that Steam thread calls it wasteful for this purpose and suggests buying five star clothes from the clothing shop once you are far enough into the story. Save your wishes for things you cannot buy, as our Dragon Ball collecting guide explains.

Where Super Mix Capsule Z Comes From

This is the bottleneck. There are two routes: get the Z capsule directly, or craft it.

Crafting it. In a Steam thread from January 2022, a player explains that you combine one Super Mix Capsule with one Demon Realm Crystal at the Mix Shop to make a Super Mix Capsule Z. The Mix Shop is one of the capsule shops in the central shopping district near the fountain, marked "MIX SHOP" with a large "39" on the side, and it offers "Mix from Materials" and "Mix from Recipe" options. Demon Realm Crystals are a chance drop from Expert Missions, which our Expert Mission locations guide covers in full. Players describe them as rare.

Tours. Steam players answering the "how do I get Super Mix Capsule Z" question point to the Parallel Quest and Expert Mission Tours, started from an NPC in Conton City. Several replies say these tours need other players online, and one suggests touring Parallel Quest 83 online for Z capsules directly because crystals are slow to collect.

Festival of Universes. The festival has been one of the most generous sources. In the 1st and 6th festivals, the Total Glory Points ladder awarded 10 Super Mix Capsule Z at 5,000 points and another 10 at 15,000. Raising a festival character's camaraderie to three stars also rewards one Demon Realm Crystal and one Super Mix Capsule, which together make one Z. With the Final Festival running since 30 October 2026, our Festival of Universes guide is the place to check what is on offer now.

Reading the Result: What +5 Is Worth

A +5 arrow count looks huge, but its real value depends on how many attribute points you have already put into that stat. The fan wiki gives the numbers for damage stats:

• With no attribute points in the stat, a +5 bang adds 6.66% damage.
• For basic attacks, each attribute point you invest trims about 0.01% off the bang's bonus, so at 125 points the +5 only adds 5.41%.
• Penalties shrink more slowly. A -5 bang loses about 0.005% of its penalty per point, so at 125 points it still costs you 5.98%.

Ki and stamina behave differently because they are measured in bars. A Steam guide built for level 199 characters lists how many attribute points you need to reach 11 to 15 bars of Ki or Stamina (15 is the maximum). Without a bang, 15 bars costs 105 points. With a +5 bang in that stat, it drops to 21 points. That is 84 points freed up for health or damage, which is why many players prioritize Ki or Stamina when they get a strong roll. Our attribute points guide goes through how to spend what the bang frees up.

Why an All Positive +5 Bang Is Out of Reach

This is the most searched follow up, and the honest answer comes from long time players rather than any official statement. In a Steam discussion from April 2021, players asked whether a level 6 bang with +5 in every stat was real. The replies were consistent: it is a hack, and it is not possible to make a +5 all stats bang through normal gameplay. One player who mixes regularly added that six star bangs still deliver large boosts with small penalties, and that they had never seen a penalty bigger than two arrows.

So the realistic goal for anyone mixing normally is a six star bang with big gains in the two or three stats your build needs, and small losses in stats it ignores. A strike focused build can usually spare Ki Blast Supers, and a Ki blast build can usually spare Strike Supers. Decide which stats you can afford to lose before you start rolling, and stop when you get a result that matches.

A Practical Rolling Plan

1. Stockpile first. Save every Super Mix Capsule, Demon Realm Crystal and Z capsule from Expert Missions, tours and festival rewards before your first attempt, so you can roll several times in one sitting.
2. Line up the clothing. Have a five star pair ready for every attempt you plan, so a bad roll does not end the session early.
3. Keep enough Zeni. Every mix has a Zeni cost on top of the materials.
4. Judge each result against your build. If the arrows match the two or three stats you care about, keep it and stop spending capsules.
5. Do not throw away decent five star results. They make good backups for a second build or a different character.

Once your bang is done, your outfit no longer affects stats, which frees you to dress however you like. Our Xenoverse 2 outfits guide is a good next stop.

Want the Bangs Without the Capsule Hunt?

Collecting enough Z capsules for repeated rolls takes festivals, tours and a lot of Expert Mission runs. The store's God Mode CaC modded save lists "QQ Bangs at Level 6, +5" in its items, along with all Super Souls and 99 of all items. Keep in mind it is a modded save, not something rolled at the mixing shop. It is for PS4 and PS5 only, not PC or Xbox, and you must already own the game since only the save is sold. The page says the team logs into your PS4 or PS5 account using the handover details you submit and transfers the save to your profile.

You can see all of the Xenoverse 2 listings on the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 store page.

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