Turn on the console and go to (bottom left circle) -> Data Management -> Save Data -> Wii .

For those who want to move their progress from their physical console to an emulator (or vice versa), the process is more advanced but very doable:

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Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 remains a beloved entry in the Dragon Ball gaming franchise, offering hundreds of hours of content for dedicated fans. Understanding how to manage its save data—whether backing up your own progress, transferring between consoles, or downloading 100% completion files—enhances the overall experience and protects your investment of time.

Generally, no. Save files are region-locked. A North American save file (NTSC-U) will not work with a European (PAL) or Japanese (NTSC-J) copy of the game.

Save files are typically hosted on community gaming forums and file repositories. The best places to look are:

If you try to copy a file via the standard Wii Data Management screen, you will likely hit a "Cannot Copy" error or find that your Wii does not recognize the save. Nintendo implemented this to prevent cheating, but the modding community has solved this.