Goku Evolution Collection Task

Dragon Balls: How Players Find All 7 for Goku's Evolution

A grounded walkthrough of the Dragon Ball collection step in Speedsters Beyond on Roblox. Follow the search route recorded on August 27, 2026, use the Mystery Orb fallback when a sweep stalls, and see exactly which parts of this task are confirmed and which are still player reports.

Quick Answer

Find the 7 Dragon Balls on a Map Edge Sweep

Goku's evolution card tracks Dragon Balls as a seven-item collection task. The route recorded so far is a run along the map's outer edge, with the nearest active Mystery Orb as the fallback when a sweep stalls.

Start by equipping Goku and opening the evolution card. That card is the authority on your progress: a dated August 31, 2026 thumbnail showed it reading 0/7 for Dragon Balls, and the same field tells you how many are still missing on your account.

  • Main route: run the outermost edge of the map and watch the ground for a ball to appear nearby.
  • Fallback: if the sweep produces nothing for a few minutes, move to the nearest active Mystery Orb and re-check that area.
  • Do not: switch out of Goku and back in hoping to force a spawn. In the recorded session that did nothing and cost time.
  • Still missing: fixed coordinates, spawn interval and drop rate. None of these have a published source, so this page does not invent them.
Requirements

What Goku's Evolution Card Asks You to Collect

Read the requirement list off your own evolution card; the recorded values below come from dated community material, not from a published patch note.

Goku's evolution is a multi-part objective, and the Dragon Balls are one part of it. In a dated August 31, 2026 thumbnail from Wave YT, the card was recorded showing Points To Evolve 25,000,000, 35x → 45x and a 0/7 Dragon Ball counter, which is where the count of seven comes from. Points and EXP multipliers are separate fields from the Dragon Ball count, so a points total that is not moving does not block this collection task.

The requirement list also has a version boundary worth knowing. An earlier recorded session (ExyRBLX, August 27, 2026) opened the same Goku evolution screen and found it marked Soon with 0/0 tasks and the message This evolution arrives in a future update! The Dragon Ball objective belongs to a later build than that recording. If your own card still shows the future-update state, the collection task has not started on your account yet.

The full evolution picture, including the quest-list step that is separate from delivery Jobs, is tracked on Dio & Goku evolution status.

Search Route

The Route Recorded So Far, Step by Step

This order follows the observations narrated in a single dated session. Use your evolution card to confirm each result before continuing.
  1. 1. Equip Goku and open the evolution card

    The card carries the Dragon Ball counter. Note the number before you start, so you can tell whether a sweep actually added a ball.

  2. 2. Sweep the outer edge of the map

    In the recorded session, the player travelled the outermost perimeter at speed and watched for a ball to appear around him rather than heading to a fixed landmark.

  3. 3. Keep moving in one direction

    The recorded route was continuous travel, not a stationary camp. If nothing appears, complete the lap before changing your approach.

  4. 4. Stall longer than a few minutes? Re-check near a Mystery Orb

    The recorded player said he was stuck on the 6th and 7th, then found them beside a Mystery Orb he passed on the way to a claim, and suggested checking the nearest orb if a sweep stalls after roughly three minutes.

  5. 5. Re-read the evolution card after each pickup

    The counter is the only progress signal documented here. If it moved, the ball counted; if it did not, keep searching rather than assuming a hidden step.

  6. 6. Skip the morph-reset trick

    Unequipping Goku and equipping him again was described in the same recording as ineffective and a waste of time. It is not part of this route.

Evidence Boundaries

What Is Recorded, and How Strong Each Claim Is

This task is documented by one dated recording, one dated thumbnail and player comments. The table separates what was visible on screen from what was only narrated.
ItemWhat has been recordedEvidence status
Seven-ball counterGoku's evolution card showed a 0/7 Dragon Ball count on a dated August 31, 2026 thumbnail.Dated thumbnail
Outer-edge sweepThe recorded player narrated finding the earlier balls while running the map's outermost perimeter (August 27, 2026 session).Creator narration
6th and 7th near a Mystery OrbThe same session found the last two beside a Mystery Orb the player was already travelling towards; a viewer comment agrees the final two are slow.Single session
Roughly three-minute stall ruleSuggested by the recorded player as a point at which to change tactic. No stopwatch measurement or repeat test is available.Player suggestion
Server hop for a fast setOne viewer reported all seven in about 20 minutes by leaving and rejoining; the video's author replied that the same tactic did not work for him.Disputed
Morph reset (unequip and re-equip)Described in the recorded session as having no effect on spawns.Creator narration
Coordinates, spawn timer, drop rateNo published or recorded source. Nothing confirmed about how often the balls spawn or whether they are random per server.Unconfirmed
Recorded Session

Watch the Search Route Being Run

The footage below is the session referenced throughout this page. It is a community recording, not a developer guide, and it does not show a published rule set.

Recorded search route (starts at the outer-edge sweep)

ExyRBLX recorded the route described above on August 27, 2026: the outer-edge sweep, the stall on the final balls, and the Mystery Orb the player passed on the way to a claim.

Use it to compare your own route, not as proof of spawn rules. The recording does not show a location list, a spawn timer or a drop rate, and the collected item model is not clearly visible on every pickup.

Recovery

When a Sweep Produces Nothing

The final balls are the part players describe as slow, so plan for a stall instead of reading it as a broken task.

Work through these in order. Each one is a real action taken in a recorded session or reported by a player, and none of them requires a resource.

  1. Finish the lap you started before changing direction, so you do not re-cover the same ground twice.
  2. Head for the nearest active Mystery Orb and check the ground around it, which is where the recorded player found the last two balls.
  3. Confirm Goku is still equipped. The counter only makes sense while the morph whose evolution you are working on is active.
  4. Re-read the evolution card. If the count moved, you are progressing; if it did not, continue the sweep rather than repeating a reset trick.

Server hopping is left out of this list on purpose. One player reported it as a fast route and the video's own author reported the opposite result, so there is no agreement to build a routine on. If you try it, compare your own counter before and after instead of trusting either report.

Open Questions

What Is Still Unconfirmed About Dragon Balls

These gaps are recorded rather than filled. Each one names where an answer would have to come from.

Fixed spawn coordinates

No location list or map exists from a confirmed source. The recorded player travelled the map rather than visiting known points, so nothing here can tell you where a ball will be.

Spawn interval and trigger

Whether balls spawn on a timer, on laps completed, or at random is unknown. That is why this page gives a fallback action instead of a waiting time.

Whether spawns are per server

Reports about leaving and rejoining conflict, and one session cannot show whether two players in the same server see the same balls. Check your own counter across sessions before forming a routine.

Contested pickups

No reviewed material shows two players racing for the same Dragon Ball. Whether a ball is claimable by one player only, as Dio's Bone is, has not been recorded for this objective.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dragon Ball Questions Players Ask Most

Short answers to the questions that come up around Goku's Dragon Ball objective.

How many Dragon Balls do you need for Goku's evolution in Speedsters Beyond?

A dated August 31, 2026 video thumbnail showed Goku's evolution card with a 0/7 Dragon Ball counter alongside a 25,000,000 Points requirement. The same counter is the one to read in your own client: open the evolution card while Goku is equipped and it states how many of the seven are still missing.

Where do you find Dragon Balls in Speedsters Beyond?

The only search route recorded so far is a sweep of the map's outer edge. In an August 27, 2026 community recording, the player narrated finding the earlier balls while sprinting along the outermost perimeter, then found the sixth and seventh next to a Mystery Orb. Those are one player's observations from that session, not published spawn coordinates.

Why do the last two Dragon Balls take so long?

Players describe a long stall on the final balls: one viewer of the same recording wrote that the 6th and 7th "do take years". No spawn interval, spawn location list or drop rate has been published by the developer, so there is no confirmed number of attempts to expect. Treat the stall as normal and use the Mystery Orb fallback rather than assuming your game is broken.

Does leaving and rejoining the server help you get all 7 Dragon Balls fast?

Reports disagree. One viewer commented that by looking around the spawn point and leaving and rejoining the server, all seven Dragon Balls took about 20 minutes. The creator of that video replied that the same approach did not work for him when he collected them for his own Goku. That makes server hopping a disputed player report, not an established shortcut.

Is there a Dragon Ball locations list or map?

Not from a confirmed source. No fixed coordinates have been published by the developer, and the recorded session located them while moving across the map rather than by following fixed points. If a location list is published or a second independent recording confirms the same spots, this page will record it.

Can another player take the Dragon Balls in your server?

Not confirmed either way. Dragon Ball collection is a Goku evolution objective rather than a Mystery Orb claim, and no recording reviewed here shows two players contesting the same ball. Mystery Orbs themselves are shared world entities and can be claimed by whoever reaches them first.

Do Dragon Balls spawn next to every Mystery Orb?

No. In the recorded August 27, 2026 session the player saw the later Dragon Balls next to one Mystery Orb he passed on the way to a claim, and suggested checking the nearest orb if a sweep stalls for roughly three minutes. That is a recovery suggestion from a single session, not a rule that every orb produces a ball.

Related Resources

Continue From the Dragon Ball Step

The collection task is one part of Goku's evolution. These pages cover the steps around it.