Xenoverse 2 Wishes List: Every Shenron and Guru Wish

Shenron offers eleven standard wishes in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, plus a one-time Super Saiyan God wish, and Guru adds five more once a character clears the Defend Planet Namek questline a second time. The useful ones give 500,000 Zeni, 200 TP Medals, a free level, Super Soul mixing devices, new characters and a full attribute reset, and most of them can be repeated as often as you can collect seven Dragon Balls.

We checked every wish and reward below against the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Fandom wiki pages for Wishes, Guru and Super Saiyan God, PowerPyx's Dragon Ball farming guide and MP1st's coverage of the Future Saga Chapter 4 update, in November 2026.

How Shenron Wishes Work in Conton City

You summon Shenron by bringing all seven Dragon Balls to the Dragon Ball Pedestal in Conton City. Each ball is unique, you can only hold one of each at a time, and they sit in your bag as Important Items, so the quickest way to see which ones you still need is Bag, then Your Items List, then Important Items. One summon grants one wish, and the seven balls are consumed when you make it.

The detail most players miss is that Dragon Balls are shared across your whole save rather than tied to one Custom Character (CaC). If your main collects five balls and an alt picks up the last two, either character can walk to the pedestal and summon. That makes it easy to point wishes at whichever character needs them most, for example a fresh alt that wants free levels or a reset of its attribute points.

Some wishes behave differently the second time you pick them. The clothing, attack and character wishes hand out a fixed sequence of rewards, while money, medals, levels, rare items and the respec wish simply repeat. Super Saiyan God can only be wished for once. Keep that in mind before you spend a summon on something that will give you a weaker repeat reward.

The Complete Shenron Wish List

Here is every standard wish with what it gives on the first and second pick, as listed on the Fandom wiki's wish page. Names match the in-game menu, including the exclamation marks.

Shenron's standard wishes in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

Wish	First result	Second result
I want money!	500,000 Zeni	Repeatable
I want a rare item!	Goodie Radish	Repeatable
I want to dress up!	Crystal Battle Suit	Gold Battle Suit
I want to get stronger!	6 Soul Echo Device and 3 Soul Diffusion Mix Dev.	Repeatable
I want to grow!	1 full level	Repeatable
I want a new Ultimate attack!	Time Skip/Molotov	Ice Cannon, Burning Spin
I want a new Super Attack!	Flash Fist Crush	Ice Claw, Ice Field, Burst Attack, Burst Reflection
I want more usable characters!	Hit	Eis Shenron
I want more usable characters! (again)	Nuova Shenron	Omega Shenron
I want a second chance at life!	Attribute reallocation	Repeatable
I want medals!	200 TP Medals	Repeatable
I want to be drop-dead gorgeous!	Change appearance (not race or gender)	Repeatable
I want to become a Super Saiyan God!	Super Saiyan God	Not repeatable

A few entries need explaining. "I want to get stronger!" sounds like a stat boost, but it actually pays out Soul Echo Devices and Soul Diffusion Mix Devices, the materials used for mixing Super Souls. "I want a second chance at life!" is the only way to fully reallocate attribute points, which matters if you built a character early and later want to change its focus. "I want to be drop-dead gorgeous!" reopens the appearance editor, but it cannot change race or gender, so a Saiyan stays a Saiyan.

The character wish unlocks four fighters in order across repeat picks: Hit first, then Eis Shenron, then Nuova Shenron and finally Omega Shenron. Owners of Super Pack 1 can also train under Hit as a mentor after the God Class Advancement Test, so for them the wish mainly matters as a roster unlock.

Guru's Five Extra Wishes

Guru, the elder Namekian in the Guru's House time rift, expands the wish menu after you complete the Defend Planet Namek questline for the second time. The unlock is per character rather than account-wide, so every CaC that wants the bigger menu has to clear that questline twice on its own.

• I want to dress up more! gives the Turtle Hermit Set and can be repeated.
• I want another new Ultimate Attack! gives Minus Energy Power Ball, once.
• I want another new Super Attack! gives Dragon Flash Bullet and Whirlwind Blade, once.
• I want a full stomach! gives 30 Pudding and can be repeated. Pudding is one of the game's food items.
• I want to grow more! gives three full levels, but only when the character is at least three levels below its current cap.

Guru does more than add wishes. Finishing Defend Planet Namek Part 5 the first time raises that CaC's attribute cap from 100 to 125, and the second completion also raises the level cap from 80 to 85 (Guru keeps raising it in steps after that) and hands over one of Toki Toki's eggs. That makes the Namek questline one of the most valuable side chains in the game for any new character, wishes or not.

Which Wish Should You Pick First?

The right wish depends on where a character is in its progression, so here is how we would spend summons at each stage.

• Brand new character: take "I want to grow!" or, once Guru is done, "I want to grow more!" for quick levels. Three levels per summon is a strong return while the experience bar is still short.
• Mid-game, building a loadout: the attack wishes are one-time or limited, so grab Minus Energy Power Ball, Dragon Flash Bullet and Whirlwind Blade once and move on.
• Endgame Saiyan: take "I want to become a Super Saiyan God!" as soon as you qualify. The Fandom wiki lists the requirement as max friendship with Goku, Vegeta, Gohan and Videl, Gotenks and Pan, and the wish cannot be repeated, so it is not wasted on a second pick.
• Shopping sprees: "I want money!" gives 500,000 Zeni, useful for buying clothes, QQ Bangs and items, but Zeni is easier to farm than Dragon Balls later on, so do not lean on it.
• TP Medal shop: "I want medals!" gives 200 TP Medals per summon, which buys rare clothing and skills from the TP Medal Shop.

The Fandom wiki has a practical tip for the high levels: between roughly level 81 and 95 it can be more efficient to wish for medals and then spend them with the NPC Tosok than to wish for a single level. That math changes as the cap rises, so treat it as a rule of thumb. MP1st reported that the Future Saga Chapter 4 update raised the level cap from 180 to 199 in July 2026, which makes every source of experience worth comparing again.

If you are planning wishes for transformations, our guide to every Xenoverse 2 transformation and Awoken Skill lists which forms come from Shenron and which come from mentors or quests, so you do not chase a wish for a form that is earned elsewhere.

Farming the Seven Dragon Balls Quickly

Dragon Balls drop from Time Patrollers, the groups of three rival patrollers that spawn inside certain Parallel Quests. When you finish one off, the drop notice at the bottom of the screen tells you what you got, and a Dragon Ball shows up as a Key Item rather than as material or equipment. PowerPyx's method is to run Parallel Quest 04, "Prepare for the Attack of Saiyans!", beat the first three enemies fast, fight the patrollers in the starting area, and restart if no Key Item drops.

1. Start Parallel Quest 04 and defeat the opening enemies quickly so the portal opens and the patrollers spawn.
2. Fight the patrollers where they appear and watch the drop notification as each one falls.
3. If a Key Item drops, finish the quest so the ball is saved. If not, return to Conton City and start again.

PowerPyx averaged about one ball every three runs of roughly five minutes, which puts a full set at 30 to 60 minutes, online or offline. The wiki adds two useful notes. Retrying or returning to character select does not reroll the patrollers or their drops, so a dud run needs a full restart from the city. And PQ 19, PQ 31 and PQ 34 spawn their patrollers right at the start, which makes resets fast. Alternating between two or three quests is also recommended, since the same quest run back to back seems to drop less often.

There is one free ball per character as well. The wiki notes that each CaC can challenge Sanud and his group in front of Orange Star High School once, and beating them always awards a Dragon Ball. On a new alt, that is the first ball you should collect. For more on which quests to farm and their hidden objectives, our Parallel Quest hidden conditions guide covers the Ultimate Finish rules that decide what each run pays out.

Mistakes That Waste a Summon

The most common mistake is picking a capped wish twice. The second Ultimate and Super Attack wishes give different moves than the first, but Guru's extra attack wishes are one-time, so read the reward before confirming. Another is wishing for levels on a character that is already near the cap, where the three-level wish will not even appear as an option.

Players coming from Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero sometimes look for Porunga or a three-wish summon. Conton City's pedestal summons Shenron for one wish, and the wiki's wish page lists no Namekian dragon to call. Namekian-looking Dragon Balls do show up inside some Parallel Quests, but those are mission objectives you carry to a time machine, not balls that count toward a summon.

Finally, check the character list before spending wishes on fighters. Hit, Eis, Nuova and Omega Shenron are the only wish-locked characters, and our full Xenoverse 2 roster with every DLC fighter shows how the rest are unlocked, so you know which ones need DLC instead. If you want a mentor's friendship maxed for the Super Saiyan God wish, the instructor location guide tells you where each one stands.

Skipping the Dragon Ball Grind

Wishes are one of many slow loops in Xenoverse 2, and some players would rather start with the progress already in place. The store's God Mode CaC modded save is a completed save for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 with all eight CaCs at Level 199, 99,999,999 Zeni, every Super Soul, 99 of all items and an item its page calls The Infinite Dragon Balls. You must already own the game, and it is not available for PC or Xbox.

Other Xenoverse 2 options, including the Platinum trophy service, are collected on the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 hub, which lists the store's PS4 and PS5 listings for this game in one place.

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