- This article is about the video game. For other Dragon Ball Heroes media, see Dragon Ball Heroes (disambiguation).
Dragon Ball Heroes (ドラゴンボール ヒーローズ Doragon Bōru Hīrōzu), now known as Super Dragon Ball Heroes (スーパー ドラゴンボール ヒーローズ Sūpā Doragon Bōru Hīrōzu), is a Japanese arcade game developed by Dimps, as the sixth Dragon Ball Z: Data Carddass game. Announced on October 21, 2010, and released on November 11, 2010, the game allows the usage of many characters from the Dragon Ball series, as well as characters new to the series.
Three ports of the game's content were released for Nintendo 3DS, named Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission, Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 and Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X. A port named Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission was released for Nintendo Switch and Steam, which included content added in the game's Super Dragon Ball Heroes rebrand and was the first Dragon Ball Heroes game to be localized for the West. Several manga have also been released adapting the game, including Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission, Dragon Ball Heroes: Charisma Mission, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Dark Demon Realm Mission!, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission!!, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Big Bang Mission!!! and Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultra God Mission!!!!. An anime simply named Super Dragon Ball Heroes began in 2018, which has been met with mixed reviews.
Dragon Ball Heroes is an extremely popular arcade game, being the number 1 digital card game in the market, running for over 9 years straight, and distributing over 700 million cards as of January 2019.[1] It made over 5 billion yen per year starting from 2011, surpassing the total of 40 billion yen. There are more than 3000 individual cards and 1,820,000 players. The 3DS versions of the game, Ultimate Mission 1 and 2, sold over 700k copies in total.[2]
On November 17, 2016, the game received an update. The graphics of the game received a slight enhancement, the number of cards available for a team was increased to 7, and support-type characters such as giant characters who are playable without their base/smaller forms were added to the game. The game was renamed to Super Dragon Ball Heroes, which was also used as the name of the first set of missions released for the updated game. In early Fall of 2018, Super Dragon Ball Heroes introduced a new series, the Universe Mission, which updated the Battle U.I. During the Spring of 2020, Super Dragon Ball Heroes introduced a new series, the Big Bang Mission, as the game was approaching it's 10th anniversary. This update is an upgrade to the game that improves the battle system and the graphics. In March 2022, the Ultra God Mission was brought about, bringing with it new mechanics, a change to the Battle U.I., and smoother transitions.
A test run with the arcade machines translated to English was ran during the Dragon Ball North American Tour 2018 but didn't see an English run during the Dragon Ball World Adventure the following year. The arcade machines would later be ported over to Taiwan, China in 2020 in hopes of a playable market there. That same year, the machines had to be divided by borders to practice social distancing due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, as well as delaying certain missions that were planned for an earlier release.
Overview
Plot
Starting from the God Missions, Dragon Ball Heroes began implementing story arcs that followed a consistent narrative. So far, there have been seven overarching original story arcs: the Dark Demon Realm Saga, Dark Empire Saga, Prison Planet Saga, Dark King Mechikabura Saga, Universal Conflict Saga, Universe Creation Saga, New Space-Time War Saga and Supreme Kai of Time Saga.
Happening within and alongside the Dark Demon Realm Saga are the God of Destruction Beerus Saga, Golden Frieza Saga, King Piccolo Saga, Baby Hatchiyack Saga, Universe 6 Saga, Ultimate Hirudegarn Saga and "Future" Trunks Saga. Happening alongside the Dark Empire Saga are the Super Bardock Saga, Modern-Day Mayhem Saga. Universe Survival Saga and Surviving City Life. Happening alongside the Prison Planet Saga, Universal Conflict Saga and Dark King Mechikabura Saga are the end of the Universe Survival Saga, Android 21 Saga and Dragon Ball Super: Broly, as well as a series of "Ages" focusing on a specific character or series.
Card sets
Main article: Dragon Ball Heroes Cards There are general themes for each set of cards. The game offers missions to complete based on the themes from each set. Many of the characters have complete alternate skins determined by the character card used, for example Yamcha can appear with his teenage look or his Majin Buu Saga outfit.
Inserting the Hero license (personal data card) in the machine
Typically each set introduces a new theme and includes cards from the previous theme. The first set of cards features the Red Ribbon Androids, while the second set features the Red Ribbon Androids and the Galaxy Soldiers, the third set features the Galaxy Soldiers and Majin Buu, the fourth set features Majin Buu and the Frieza Force, the fifth set features the Frieza Force and Slug's Demon Clan, the sixth set features Lord Slug's clan and Super Buu, the seventh set features Super Buu and Broly, and the eighth set features Broly and Tapion.
With the launch of the Galaxy Missions on March 22, 2012, the ninth set features characters from all previous sets and introduces Dragon Ball GT characters; the tenth and eleventh sets (GM2 and GM3) feature characters from the Baby Saga and Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn; the twelfth set (GM4) features characters from the Baby Saga and from Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might; the thirteenth set (GM5) features characters from The Tree of Might, Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks, and the end of the Baby Saga; the fourteenth set (GM6) features the Frieza Force (with characters from Dragon Ball Z: Bardock - The Father of Goku included); the fifteenth set (GM7) features the Frieza Force and characters from Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods; the sixteenth set (GM8) features Garlic Jr. and his men from Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone; the seventeenth set (GM9) features the Spice Boys and Super 17; and the eighteenth set (GM10) features characters from Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans.
With the launch of the Jaaku Missions on November 2013, the nineteenth set features characters from Dragon Ball, the Red Ribbon Army General Blue, and the Shadow Dragon Oceanus Shenron; the twentieth set (JM2) features the Shadow Dragon Haze Shenron and characters from Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler; the twenty-first set (JM3) focuses on Majin Buu's birth (tying in with the airing of the Majin Buu arc of Dragon Ball Z Kai on Japanese TV); the twenty-second set (JM4) features the Neko Majins and Eis Shenron; the twenty-third set (JM5) features Dragon Ball Z movie villains controlled by Babidi's magic and Naturon Shenron; the twenty-fourth set (JM6) features characters from Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest as well as Nuova Shenron and Trunks: Xeno; the twenty-fifth set (JM7) features Super Saiyan 4 Broly and Rage Shenron as well as Super Pikkon; and the twenty-sixth set (JM8) features the likes of Syn Shenron and Gogeta (in Golden Great Ape and Super Saiyan 4 forms).
With the launch of the God Mission on March 2015, the twenty-seventh set (GDM1) features characters from Dragon Ball: The Return of Son Goku and Friends!, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, and Dragon Ball Online; the twenty-eighth set (GDM2) features the Mira; the twenty-ninth set (GDM3) features characters from Dragon Ball Super, Towa, Beerus, and Whis; the thirtieth set (GDM4) features characters from King Piccolo's Demon Clan, Tarble, Haru Haru and Shun Shun; the thirty-first and thirty-second sets (GDM5 and GDM6) feature characters from the Golden Frieza Saga and Janemba; the thirty-third and thirty-fourth sets (GDM7 and GDM8) feature characters from the Universe 6 Saga and Minotia; and the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth sets (GDM9 and GDM10) feature characters from the "Future" Trunks Saga, Abo, and Kado.
With the launch of Super Dragon Ball Heroes in October 2016, the thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth sets (SDBH1 and SDBH2) feature characters from the end of the "Future" Trunks Saga; the thirty-ninth set (SDBH3) features Arale Norimaki, and the fortieth, forty-first, forty-second and forty-third sets (SDBH5, SDBH6, SDBH7 and SDBH8) features characters from the Universe Survival Saga. With the launch of the Universe Mission in February 2018, the forty-fourth set (UVM1) features characters from the end of the Universe Survival Saga; the forty-fifth and forty-sixth sets (UVM2 and UVM3) feature characters from the Dragon Ball FighterZ; and the forty-seventh and forty-eighth sets (UVM5 and UVM6) feature characters from Dragon Ball Super: Broly and Dragon Ball: Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle.
The game board
Every set of cards, except the first, includes at least one secret card. Those secret cards are:
- Mission 2 - Hatchiyack
- Mission 3 - Super Saiyan 3 Future Trunks
- Mission 4 - Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta
- Mission 5 - Super Saiyan Bardock
- Mission 6 - Chilled
- Mission 7 - Bio-Broly and Super Saiyan Broly that transforms into Legendary Super Saiyan or Super Saiyan 3
- Mission 8 - Super Saiyan 3 Broly
- Galaxy Mission 1 - Super Saiyan 3 GT Trunks
- Galaxy Mission 2 - Baby
- Galaxy Mission 3 - a transformation card for Baby in the eleventh set (GM3)
- Galaxy Mission 4 - Baby Janemba
- Galaxy Mission 5 - Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Dr. Myuu with a Subspace Summon to summon Golden Great Ape Baby Vegeta
- Galaxy Mission 6 - Super Saiyan Bardock with a Great Ape transformation
- Galaxy Mission 7 Super Saiyan 3 GT Vegeta
- Galaxy Mission 8 - King Piccolo and Super Saiyan God Goku with a Subspace Summon to summon Beerus
- Galaxy Mission 9 - Super 17 (Cell Absorbed)
- Galaxy Mission 10 - Hatchiyack (Powered Up) and Super Saiyan 3 Broly
- Jaaku Mission 1 - Oceanus Shenron in her Shadow Dragon form
- Jaaku Mission 2 - Kuriza and Super Saiyan 2 Bardock
- Jaaku Mission 3 - Kid Buu (Kibito Kai Absorbed) and Super Saiyan 4 Goku with a Subspace Summon to summon Black Smoke Shenron
- Jaaku Mission 4 - Subspace Summon cards for Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta to summon Super Saiyan 4 Goku and Neko Majin Mix to summon Super Saiyan 3 Goku
- Jaaku Mission 5 - Super Saiyan 3 King of Destruction Broly and Kid Buu (Babidi Absorbed)
- Jaaku Mission 6 - Super Saiyan 4 Goku who summons Nuova Shenron and Piccolo Jr. with a Giant transformation
- Jaaku Mission 7 - Super Saiyan GT Goku and Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, who both transform into Super Saiyan 3 and Super Saiyan 4
- Jaaku Mission 8 - Super Saiyan 3 Broly who transforms into Great Ape Broly and Syn Shenron who transforms into Omega Shenron
- God Mission 1 - Masked Saiyan and Revived Frieza who summons either Tagoma or Sorbet
- God Mission 2 - Masked Saiyan who transforms into a Great Ape and Mira
- God Mission 3 - Berserk Mira who transforms into Super Mira and Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Bardock
- God Mission 4 - Xeno Dabura and Tarble
- God Mission 5 - Super 17 (Android 18 Absorbed) and Dark Towa
- God Mission 6 - Super Saiyan 4 Full Power Broly and Baby Hatchiyack
- God Mission 7 - Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Gotenks and Demigra
- God Mission 8 - Tapion who can unleash Hirudegarn and Demon God Demigra
- God Mission 9 - Demon God Demigra who transforms into his Final Form and Black-Masked Saiyan
- God Mission 10 - Demon God Demigra (Transcended) and Super Saiyan Rosé Goku Black
- SDBH Mission 1 - Super Saiyan 3 Raditz and SSGSS Vegito
- SDBH Mission 2 - Xeno Cell that transforms into Cell X and Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Bardock
- SDBH Mission 3 - Fused Zamasu (Haloed) who transforms into his Mutated form, Dark Demon God Buu (Demon God Xeno Dabura Absorbed) and Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Vegito
- SDBH Mission 4 - Mechikabura and Dark-Masked King
- SDBH Mission 5 - Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Gogeta and Xeno Janemba (Evil Demon)
- SDBH Mission 6 - Dark Demon God Buu (Xeno Janemba Absorbed), Great Priest and Super Kaioken Xeno Vegito
- SDBH Mission 7 - Super Saiyan 4 Bardock, Dark Broly and Super Saiyan Kefla
- SDBH Mission 8 - Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Gogeta and Xeno King Vegeta
- Universe Mission 1 - Ultra Instinct Goku, Full Power Jiren and Fu
- Universe Mission 2 - Android 21, Golden Cooler and Evil Saiyan
- Universe Mission 3 - SSGSS Kaioken Vegito, Super Saiyan Cumber and Android 21 (Evil)
- Universe Mission 4 - Ultra Instinct Goku, Xeno Omega Shenron who transforms into his Transcended form and Super Fu
- Universe Mission 5 - Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Vegito, Super Saiyan Broly: BR and Ultra Instinct Goku
- Universe Mission 6 - Super Saiyan Full Power Broly: BR, SSGSS Gogeta: BR and Fused Zamasu
- Universe Mission 7 - Ultra Instinct -Sign- Goku, Super Saiyan Adult Gohan who can perform the Family Kamehameha and Hearts
- Universe Mission 8 - Goku who uses a Climax Change, Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Gogeta who summons Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Vegito, and Kamioren
- Universe Mission 9 - GT Goku who transforms into Super Saiyan 4, Super Saiyan 4 Kaioken Xeno Gogeta and Dark King Mechikabura
- Universe Mission 10 - Ultra Instinct Goku, Broly: BR who uses a Climax Change, Majin Vegeta, Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Vegito and Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Gogeta
- Universe Mission 11 - Super Saiyan God Xeno Trunks, Gogeta: UM who transforms into SSGSS and Ultimate Hearts
- Universe Mission 12 - SSGSS Gogeta: UM, Dark King Mechikabura (Time Power Unleashed), Super Saiyan Teen Gohan who transforms into Super Saiyan 2 and SSGSS Gogeta: UM who summons Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Vegito
- Big Bang Mission 1 - SSGSS Goku who summons Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Goku, Beerus and Bardock who uses a Climax Change
- Big Bang Mission 2 - Super Saiyan 4 Xeno Goku who summons SSGSS Goku, Fu and Vegeta who uses a Climax Change
- Big Bang Mission 3 - Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Break Xeno Goku, Goku who transforms into Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan Gogeta
- Big Bang Mission 4 - SSGSS Barrier Vegito, Super Fu and Future Gohan who transforms into Super Saiyan
- Big Bang Mission 5 - Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Break Xeno Vegito, Dark King Fu, Goku who can perform an attack with Resurrected Frieza and SSGSS Vegito
- Big Bang Mission 6 - Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Break Broly, SSGSS Barrier Vegito who summons Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Break Xeno Vegito, Super Saiyan Goku, SSGSS Gogeta: BR and Goku who uses a Climax Change
- Big Bang Mission 7 - Ultra Instinct -Sign- Goku, Red-Masked Saiyan and Super Saiyan Goku
- Ultra God Mission 1 - TBA
The player can use an avatar as playable character, for which they can determine the name. Different races are playable, each divided in three classes: Hero Type, Elite Type (unlocked at Level 8 or higher), and Berserker Type (unlocked at Level 12 or higher).
Trailers
Main article: Dragon Ball Heroes/Trailers A series of short trailers featuring new animation have been released to promote the game. Each one offers a very short, roughly one minute, standalone plot with Beat, the main promotional character, featured as a protagonist in these commercials. The Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Dark Demon Realm Mission! and Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Universe Mission manga series draw heavy inspiration from these trailers for their adaptations of the game's story.
Gameplay
How to transform a character
Dragon Ball Heroes uses a turn based card battle system in five rounds or less, which offers 5 on 5 battles with only one health bar for a team of characters. The cards featuring characters from the Dragon Ball franchise are given specific powers and abilities that allow for unique and strategic combat experiences.
The way to fuse
The player has to move the cards on the game board. Depending on the conditions of the match, up to five cards can be placed on the machine's game mat and are then moved on the playing field in an attempt to gain an advantage against the opponent. Characters further back on the field receive less damage than those in the front, but they also deal less damage as well. During both the attack and defense phases of battle, timing meters will appear on the screen and force the player into a mini-game to determine the amount of damage dealt. The goal is to press the button on the machine with precise timing to fill the timing meter gauge more than the opponent in order to gain the advantage in the exchange and perform either an effective attack or defense depending on the phase. Special attacks can only be performed if the advantage is gained during the attack phase. Special team attacks called Ultimate Units can also be performed.
During a battle, the player use cards which allow him to transform, fuse, enhance their special attack, throw a huge energy ball, do a Kamehameha, brainwash the opponent, do a double or triple team attack, aiming at opponent, do a Z attack or summon other characters (even the giants ones), or summon a supportive robot or other avatars to help by either offensive or defensive ways.
Characters
Playable characters
| Name | Playable Forms |
|---|---|
| Ahms |
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| Aka | |
| Amond | |
| Android 8 | |
| Android 13 | |
| Android 14 | |
| Android 15 | |
| Android 16 | |
| Android 17 | |
| Android 18 | |
| Android 19 | |
| Android 21 |
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| Angila | |
| Angol | |
| Anilaza | |
| Arack | |
| Avo | |
| Babarian | |
| Babidi | |
| Baby (Child Form) | |
| Baby Hatchiyack | |
| Baby Janemba | |
| Baby Vegeta | |
| Bardock |
|
| Bardock (BR) | |
| Bardock (Xeno) |
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| Beerus |
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| Beets (BR) | |
| Belmod | |
| Bergamo | |
| Bibidi | |
| Bido | |
| Bio-Broly |
|
| Bio-Man | |
| Black-Masked Saiyan | |
| Bojack |
|
| Bon Para | |
| Borgos | |
| Botamo | |
| Broly |
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| Broly (BR) |
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| Broly (SH) | |
| Broly (Teen, BR) | |
| Bujin | |
| Bulla | |
| Bulma | |
| Bulma (BR) | |
| Burter | |
| Cabba |
|
| Cacao | |
| Cado | |
| Captain Ginyu | |
| Cardinal Mutchy | |
| Caulifla |
|
| Cell |
|
| Cell (Xeno) |
|
| Cell Jr. | |
| Champa | |
| Cheelai (BR) | |
| Chi-Chi (Teen) | |
| Chiaotzu | |
| Chilled | |
| Chronoa | |
| Cooler |
|
| Crimson-Masked Saiyan |
|
| Cui | |
| Cumber |
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| Cyborg Tao | |
| Cyclopian Guard | |
| Dabura | |
| Dabura (Xeno) | |
| Daiz | |
| Dark Broly |
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| Dark Demon God Buu (Xeno) |
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| Dark Gogeta | |
| Dark King Fu | |
| Dark King Mechikabura |
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| Dark Towa | |
| Dark-Masked King | |
| Demigra | |
| Demon God Dabura (Xeno) | |
| Demon God Demigra |
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| Demon God Gravy | |
| Demon God Salsa |
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| Demon God Shroom |
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| Demon Goddess Putine | |
| Demon Goddess Robelu | |
| Demon Goddess Towa | |
| Demon King Piccolo |
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| Dodoria | |
| Don Para | |
| Dore | |
| Dr. Gero | |
| Dr. Kochin | |
| Dr. Lychee | |
| Dr. Myu | |
| Dr. Wheelo | |
| Dr. W | |
| Dyspo | |
| Ebifurya | |
| Eis Shenron | |
| Eis Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Evil Buu | |
| Evil Saiyan | |
| Fasha | |
| Fin |
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| Frieza |
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| Frieza (BR) |
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| Frieza (Resurrected) |
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| Frieza (Xeno) |
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| Frost |
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| Fu |
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| Fu (Young) |
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| Gamma 1 (SH) | |
| Gamma 2 (SH) | |
| Ganos | |
| Garlic Jr. |
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| Geene | |
| General Blue | |
| General Bon | |
| General Rilldo | |
| Giant Bio-Broly | |
| Giant Lord Slug | |
| Gine | |
| Gine (BR) | |
| Ginger | |
| Gogeta |
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| Gogeta (BM) |
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| Gogeta (BR) |
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| Gogeta (UM) |
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| Gogeta (GT) |
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| Gogeta (Xeno) |
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| Gohan (Adult) |
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| Gohan (Future) |
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| Gohan (GT) |
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| Gohan (Kid) |
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| Gohan (SH) |
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| Gohan (Teen) |
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| Gohan (Xeno) |
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| Gohanks (EX) | |
| Gohanks (Future) | |
| Gohanks (Xeno) |
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| Goku |
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| Goku (BR) |
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| Goku (GT) |
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| Goku (SH) | |
| Goku (Teen) |
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| Goku (Teen, BR) | |
| Goku (Xeno) |
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| Goku Black |
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| Golden Cooler | |
| Golden Frieza |
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| Golden Frieza (BR) | |
| Golden Frieza (Xeno) | |
| Golden Great Ape Goku | |
| Golden Metal Cooler | |
| Golden Metal Cooler (Xeno) | |
| Gotan | |
| Goten |
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| Goten (GT) |
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| Goten (Xeno) |
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| Gotenks |
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| Gotenks (Adult) |
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| Gotenks (Xeno) |
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| Gowasu | |
| Grand Supreme Kai | |
| Gravy | |
| Great Ape Baby | |
| Great Ape Bardock | |
| Great Ape Broly | |
| Great Ape Cumber | |
| Great Ape King Vegeta | |
| Great Ape Masked Saiyan | |
| Great Ape Raditz | |
| Great Ape Vegeta | |
| Great Devilman | |
| Great Priest | |
| Great Saiyaman | |
| Great Saiyaman 2 | |
| Great Saiyaman 3 | |
| Guldo | |
| Haru Haru | |
| Hatchiyack |
|
| Haze Shenron | |
| Haze Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Hearts |
|
| Heles | |
| Hell Fighter 17 | |
| Hirudegarn | |
| Hit | |
| Hoi | |
| Hyper Meta-Rilldo | |
| Iwne | |
| Jackie Chun | |
| Jaco | |
| Janemba |
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| Janemba (Xeno) |
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| Jeice | |
| Jiren |
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| Kale |
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| Kami |
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| Kamin | |
| Kamin Kale |
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| Kamioren | |
| Katopesia | |
| Kefla |
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| Kibito | |
| Kibito Kai | |
| Kid Buu |
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| King Cold | |
| King Cold (BR) | |
| King Gurumes | |
| King of Destruction Baby Janemba | |
| King of Destruction Bojack | |
| King of Destruction Broly |
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| King of Destruction Garlic Jr. |
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| King of Destruction Hatchiyack |
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| King of Destruction Janemba | |
| King of Destruction Lord Slug | |
| King of Destruction Omega Shenron | |
| King of Destruction Super Android 13 | |
| King of Destruction Turles | |
| King Kai | |
| King Vegeta |
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| King Vegeta (BR) | |
| King Vegeta (Xeno) | |
| Kishime | |
| Kogu | |
| Krillin | |
| Krillin (Teen) | |
| Kuriza |
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| Lagss | |
| Lakasei | |
| Ledgic | |
| Lemo (BR) | |
| Liquiir | |
| Lord Slug |
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| Lord Slug (Xeno) | |
| Lucifer | |
| Luud |
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| Magetta | |
| Mai | |
| Majin Buu | |
| Majin Buu (Evil) |
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| Majin Buu (Xeno) | |
| Majin Ozotto | |
| Majuub | |
| Marcarita | |
| Masked Android | |
| Masked Saiyan |
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| Master Roshi |
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| Master Shen | |
| Mecha Frieza | |
| Mechikabura | |
| Medamatcha | |
| Mercenary Tao | |
| Metal Cooler |
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| Metal Cooler Core | |
| Meta-Rilldo | |
| Mighty Mask |
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| Minotia | |
| Mira |
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| Misokatsun | |
| Moah | |
| Mosco | |
| Mr. Buu | |
| Mr. Satan | |
| Mr. Satan (GT) | |
| Mustard | |
| Mutchy | |
| Nail | |
| Nappa |
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| Nappa (BR) | |
| Nappa (Young) | |
| Naturon Shenron |
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| Naturon Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Neiz | |
| Neko Majin Mike | |
| Neko Majin Mix | |
| Neko Majin Z |
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| Nicky | |
| Ninja Murasaki | |
| North Supreme Kai | |
| Nuova Shenron | |
| Nuova Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Obuni | |
| Oceanus Shenron |
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| Oceanus Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Old Kai | |
| Omega Shenron | |
| Omega Shenron (Xeno) |
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| Oolong | |
| Orange Piccolo (SH) |
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| Oren | |
| Oren Caulifla |
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| Pan | |
| Pan (Kid) | |
| Pan (Xeno) | |
| Paragus | |
| Paragus (BR) |
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| Paragus (Xeno) | |
| Piccolo |
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| Piccolo Jr. |
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| Piccolo (SH) |
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| Pikkon | |
| Pilaf Machine |
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| Pirate Robot | |
| Psi Devilman | |
| Pui Pui | |
| Putine | |
| Quitela | |
| Raditz |
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| Raditz (Teen, BR) | |
| Rage Shenron |
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| Rage Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Rasin | |
| Recoome | |
| Ribrianne |
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| Robelu | |
| Rumsshi | |
| Saibaman | |
| Salt | |
| Salza | |
| Sansho | |
| Sealas |
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| Shisami | |
| Shroom | |
| Shroosa | |
| Shugesh | |
| Shun Shun | |
| Sidra | |
| Son Para | |
| Sorbet | |
| South Supreme Kai | |
| Spice | |
| Spopovich | |
| Super 17 |
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| Super Android 13 | |
| Super Baby |
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| Super Baby 2 |
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| Super Baby (Trunks) | |
| Super Fu | |
| Super Hearts |
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| Super Mira |
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| Super Oren | |
| Super Pikkon | |
| Super Σ | |
| Supreme Kai | |
| Supreme Kai of Time |
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| Syn Shenron |
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| Syn Shenron (Xeno) | |
| Tagoma | |
| Tambourine | |
| Tapion |
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| Tarble | |
| Tien | |
| Tobi | |
| Toppo |
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| Tora |
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| Towa | |
| Trunks (Adult) |
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| Trunks (Future) |
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| Trunks (GT) |
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| Trunks (Kid) |
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| Trunks (Xeno) |
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| Turles |
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| Turles (Xeno) |
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| Ultimate Kamioren | |
| Uub | |
| Uub (Adult) | |
| Vados | |
| Vegeks (Xeno) |
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| Vegeta |
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| Vegeta (BR) |
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| Vegeta (GT) |
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| Vegeta (Kid) | |
| Vegeta (SH) | |
| Vegeta (Teen, BR) | |
| Vegeta (Xeno) |
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| Vegito |
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| Vegito (Xeno) |
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| Veku | |
| Videl | |
| Vinegar | |
| Warrior in Black |
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| West Supreme Kai | |
| Wheelo | |
| Whis | |
| Wings | |
| Yamcha | |
| Yamcha (Reincarnated) | |
| Yamu | |
| Zamasu | |
| Zamasu (Fused) |
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| Zangya | |
| Zarbon |
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| Zeeun | |
| Zen-Oh |
Hero Avatars
The first 18 playable Hero Avatars in their Class-up outfits.
The Supreme Kai and Dark Demon God avatars in their Base forms.
The God of Destruction Elire, Berserker, and Hero avatars (from left) in their Base forms.
| Name | Playable Forms |
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| Saiyan Hero |
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| Saiyan (Female) Hero |
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| Majin Hero |
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| Frieza Clan Hero |
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| Namekian Hero |
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| Android Hero |
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| Supreme Kai Hero |
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| Dark Demon God Hero |
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| God of Destruction Hero |
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| Akina |
Non-playable enemies and forms (as of now)
- Red Saibaman
- Red Garlic Jr.
- Shadow Goku (Black Smoke Shenron)
- Super Oceanus Shenron
- Neko Majin Z
- Majin Ginger
- Majin Nicky
- Majin Sansho
- Majin Wings
- Majin Angila
- Majin Medamatcha
- Majin Zeeun
- Majin Lychee
- Majin Kogu
- Majin Bido
- Majin Bujin
- Majin Zangya
- King of Destruction Hirudegarn
- King of Destruction Broly (Legendary Super Saiyan)
- Bio-Man (Blue)
- Bio-Man (Red)
- Bio-Man (White)
- Bio-Man (Gold)
- Super Haze Shenron
- Super Eis Shenron
- Super Nuova Shenron
- Xeno Bardock (Super Saiyan 2)
- Xeno Trunks (Super Saiyan 2)
- King Piccolo (Fused with Kami)
- Gohan (Brainwashed Great Ape)
- Hirudegarn (First Form)
- Ultimate Hirudegarn
- Android 17 (Brainwashed)
- Android 18 (Brainwashed)
- Android 16 (Brainwashed)
- Dr. Gero (Strengthened)
- Demon Realm Soldier
- Demon Realm Soldier Σ
- Zarbon (Brainwashed)
- Dodoria (Brainwashed)
- Demon Realm Soldier Ω
- Demon Realm Soldier Δ
- Majin Vegeta (Brainwashed)
- Pui Pui (Brainwashed)
- Spopovich (Brainwashed)
- Yamu (Brainwashed)
- Amond (Brainwashed)
- Cacao (Brainwashed)
- Daiz (Brainwashed)
- Lakasei (Brainwashed)
- Rasin (Brainwashed)
- Dabura (Brainwashed)
- Janemba (Strengthened)
- Reaper Soldier
- God Broly
- Angila (Brainwashed)
- Medamatcha (Brainwashed)
- Wings (Brainwashed)
- Zeeun (Brainwashed)
- Super Giant Lord Slug (Xeno)
- Dark Shenron
- Captain Ginyu (Clone)
- Cell (Clone)
- Frieza (Clone)
- Gohan (Clone)
- Goku (Clone)
- Kid Buu (Clone)
- Krillin (Clone)
- Nappa (Clone)
- Piccolo (Clone)
- Trunks (Clone)
- Vegeta (Clone)
- Yamcha (Clone)
- Werewolf
- Ba
- Cabba (Infected)
- Caulifla (Infected Super Saiyan 2)
- Kale (Infected)
- Gohan (GT) (Brainwashed)
- Goten (GT) (Brainwashed)
- Pan (Brainwashed)
- Trunks (GT) (Brainwashed)
- Gotenks (Adult) (Brainwashed)
- Katopesia (Brainwashed)
- Demon Realm Soldier Λ
Super Bosses and God Bosses
Original Missions
- Amepai (a male Vegeta-type "Saiyan" based on the Sakiyomi JanBANG! character Yanagihara Tetsuya)
- Zaripai (a male Nappa-type "Saiyan" based on the Sakiyomi JanBANG! character Hirai Yoshiyuki)
- Great Ape Vegeta
- Super Android 13
- Perfect Cell
- Bojack, Zangya, Bujin, Kogu and Bido
- Bojack (Transformed)
- Majin Buu, Dabura and Vegeta (Prince of Destruction)
- Majin Buu
- Frieza (1st Form), Frieza (2nd Form), Frieza (3rd Form), Frieza (Final Form) and Frieza (Full Power)
- King Cold, Metal Cooler and Mecha Frieza
- Giant Lord Slug
- Giant Lord Slug
- Super Buu (Gohan Absorbed)
- Kid Buu
- Broly (Legendary Super Saiyan), Broly (Legendary Super Saiyan) and Bio-Broly
- Broly (Super Saiyan 3)
- Hirudegarn
Galaxy Missions
- Dr. Myu and Hyper Meta-Rilldo
- Baby and Meta-Rilldo
- Janemba
- Janemba, Frieza (Final Form), Cooler, Bojack (Transformed) and Lord Slug
- Baby Vegeta
- Gogeta (Super Saiyan 3)
- Golden Great Ape Goku
- Baby, Janemba
- Turles, Amond and Daiz
- Turles and Gohan (Base, Great Ape)
- Super Baby 2, Infested Gohan (Super Saiyan), Infested Goten (Super Saiyan) and Infested Trunks (Super Saiyan)
- Great Ape Baby
- Broly (Legendary Super Saiyan) and Vegeta
- Frieza, Cooler and King Cold
- Bardock, Goku, Gohan and Goten
- Metal Cooler, Chilled, King Cold and Mecha Frieza
- Beerus and Whis
- Goku (Super Saiyan God), Whis and Beerus
- Giant Demon King Piccolo, Lord Slug and Garlic Jr.
- Garlic Jr. (Transformed), Ginger, Sansho, Spice and Vinegar
- Super 17 (Android Absorbed), Perfect Cell and Dr. Myu
- Super 17 (Cell Absorbed), Super Android 13, Dr. Gero and Dr. Myu
- Hatchiyack, Super 17 and Super Baby 2
- Hatchiyack (Base/Powered Up)
Jaaku Missions
- Black Smoke Shenron/Shadow Goku
- Oceanus Shenron
- Haze Shenron
- Super Oceanus Shenron
- Eis Shenron
- Super Naturon Shenron
- Nuova Shenron
- Rage Shenron
- Syn Shenron
- Great Ape Goku
- Master Roshi (Max Power), Pilaf Machine and Kid Goku
- Metal Cooler Core
- Kuriza, Metal Cooler, Mecha Frieza, King Cold and Chilled
- Kid Buu, Supreme Kai, Kibito and Babidi
- Kid Buu (Kibito Kai Absorbed), Kid Buu, Majin Buu, Kid Buu (South Supreme Kai Absorbed) and Super Buu (Gohan Absorbed)
- GT Vegeta (Super Saiyan 4), GT Goku (Super Saiyan 4) and Adult Gotenks (Super Saiyan 3)
- Goku (Super Saiyan God), Beerus and Whis
- Kid Buu, Babidi
- Kid Buu (Babidi Absorbed), King of Destruction Janemba, King of Destruction Bojack, King of Destruction Turles and King of Destruction Lord Slug
- Dr. Wheelo
- Great Ape Broly
- Broly (Super Saiyan 4)
- Super Pikkon, GT Goku (Super Saiyan 4) and GT Vegeta (Super Saiyan 4)
- Super Eis Shenron and Super Nuova Shenron
- Omega Shenron
God Missions
- Great Ape Masked Saiyan
- Mira, Masked Saiyan
- Mira (Berserk)
- Aka
- Golden Great Ape Goku, Great Ape Baby and Great Ape King Vegeta
- Resurrected Frieza (Final Form/Golden)
- Golden Frieza
- Frieza (Immortal)
- Beerus, Goku and Vegeta
- Beerus
- Beerus (Base/Fury)
- Goku (Super Saiyan God) and Beerus (Fury)
- Whis
- Xeno Bardock (Super Saiyan 3) and Xeno Trunks
- Super Mira
- Supreme Kai of Time and Xeno Trunks (Super Saiyan 3)
- Towa, General Bon and Psi Devilman
- Towa, Super Mira and Xeno Dabura
- Demon King Piccolo and Piccolo Jr.
- Giant Piccolo Jr., Giant Lord Slug and Giant Demon King Piccolo
- Teen Gohan (Super Saiyan 3) and Piccolo
- Dark Towa
- Dark Towa, Xeno Dabura and Super Mira
- Broly (Super Saiyan 4 Full Power)
- Resurrected Frieza (Final Form)
- Golden Frieza and Vegeta
- Golden Frieza (Fury)
- Baby and GT Trunks
- Hatchiyack and Dr. Lychee
- Hatchiyack and Baby
- Demigra, Putine and Gravy
- Turles, Metal Cooler and Janemba
- Demigra and Demon God Demigra
- Champa and Vados
- Vados
- Beerus, Champa, Whis and Vados
- Hirudegarn (First Form/Ultimate Hirudegarn)
- Hoi, Babidi and Bibidi
- Hirudegarn (First Form/King of Destruction)
- Goku Black
- Goku Black
- Dr. Gero (Strengthened)
- Demon God Demigra (Final Form)
- Great Devilman, Shun Shun, Haru Haru, Psi Devilman and General Bon
- Demon God Demigra, Gravy and Putine
- Demon God Demigra, Dark Towa and Xeno Dabura
- Demon God Demigra (Transcended), Dark Towa, Super Mira and Xeno Dabura
- Demon God Demigra, Dark Towa, Xeno Dabura and Super Mira
- Zamasu
- Gowasu
Super Dragon Ball Heroes
- Golden Frieza (Base/Fury)
- Zamasu and Goku Black (Super Saiyan Rosé)
- Fused Zamasu
- Xeno Frieza, Zarbon, Dodoria and Demon Goddess Towa
- Demon Goddess Towa, Super Mira, Demon Realm Soldier Σs and Demon Realm Soldiers
- Xeno Trunks
- Xeno Cell
- Cell X, Demon Goddess Putine and Cell Jrs.
- Masked Saiyan, Black-Masked Saiyan, Dark Towa, Super Mira, Xeno Dabura, Shun Shun and Haru Haru
- Xeno Bardock (Base/Super Saiyan 3), Gine and Supreme Kai of Time
- Demon God Dabura, Demon Goddess Towa and Demon Realm Soldier Δs
- Dark Demon God Buu (Dabura Absorbed), Vegeta (Prince of Destruction), Yamu, Spopovich and Pui Pui
- Android 17 and Android 18
- Jiren
- Raditz (Super Saiyan 3) and Saibamen
- Vegeta (Super Saiyan 3) and Nappa (Super Saiyan 3)
- Frieza (Final Form/Golden Angered), Raditz (Super Saiyan 3), Vegeta (Super Saiyan 3) and Nappa (Super Saiyan 3)
- Dark-Masked King and Demon Realm Soldiers
- Mechikabura, Dark-Masked King and Demon God Salsa
- Xeno Turles (Berserk)
- Janemba (Strengthened) and Mini-Janembas
- Broly (Super Saiyan 3)
- Xeno Janemba
- Demon Goddess Towa, Super Mira, Demon God Shroom and Reaper Soldiers
- Xeno Janemba (Evil Demon)
- Dark Demon God Buu (Janemba Absorbed)
- Quitela, Heles, Rumsshi, Sidra and Mosco
- Iwne, Arack, Liquiir and Geene
- Kale, Caulifla, Hit, Frost and Cabba
- Toppo and Jiren
- Demon Goddess Towa, Demon God Salsa, Super Mira, Demon Realm Soldier, Demon Realm Soldier Σ and Demon Realm Soldier Δ
- Dark Demon God Buu (Janemba Absorbed) and Xeno Lord Slug
- Super Giant Xeno Lord Slug, Angila, Wings, Medamatcha and Zeeun
- Xeno Vegito (Super Saiyan Kaioken)
- Mira (Towa Absorbed)
- Dark Broly
- Bardock (Super Saiyan 4)
- Kefla (Super Saiyan) and Cabba (Super Saiyan)
- Dyspo, Toppo, Jiren and Marcarita
- Hit, Kefla (Super Saiyan), Frost (Final Form), Cabba (Super Saiyan) and Botamo
- Kefla (Super Saiyan), Jiren, Ribrianne and Anilaza
- Mira (Towa Absorbed), Demon God Dabura, Demon God Demigra, Demon Goddess Putine, Demon God Gravy, Demon God Salsa and Demon God Shroom
- Mechikabura, Mira (Towa Absorbed), Demon God Dabura and Dark Shenron
- Gohan and Vegeta
- Golden Frieza
Supporting characters
V-Jump dino mascot
- Hero Robot
- Defense Form
- Attack Form
- Tori-Bot
- Defense Form
- Attack Form
- V-Jump dino mascot
- Arale Norimaki & Gatchan
Summoning characters
- Dr. Wheelo*
- Luud (Full Power)
- Black Smoke Shenron
- Hirudegarn*
- Frieza's Spaceship
- Giant Janemba*
- Golden Great Ape Broly*
- Golden Great Ape Gogeta*
- Giant Ma Junior*
- Great Ape Masked Saiyan*
- Great Ape Vegeta*
- Giant Lord Slug*
- Golden Great Ape Baby*
- Golden Great Ape Goku*
- Great Ape Gohan*
- Great Ape Bardock*
- Great Ape King Vegeta*
- Giant Hatchiyack*
- Meta Cooler Core*
- Broly (Legendary Super Saiyan 3)*
- Baby Janemba*
- Jiren*
- Vermoud*
- Beerus*
- Mosco*
- Quitela*
- Jerez*
- Champa*
- Rumush*
- Sidra*
- Shenron
- Dark Shenron
- Super Shenron
- Porunga
- Ultimate Shenron
- Arale
- Broly Dark*
- Vegeta (Super Saiyan God SS Evolved)*
- Kid Buu*
- Cell (Super Perfect)*
- Oceanus Shenron (Shadow Dragon)*
- Goku (Super Saiyan 3)*
- Jaco*
- Nuova Shenron*
- GT Goku (Super Saiyan 4)*
- Sorbet* or Tagoma*
- Gravy* or Putine*
- Demon God Demigra*
- Towa*
- Super Giant Lord Slug: Xeno*
- Whis*
- Supreme Kai of Time*
- Xeno Dabura*
- Goku (Base)*
- Vegeta (Base)*
- Babidi*
- Goku (Super Saiyan God)*
- Goku (SSGSS)*
- Broly: BR (Super Saiyan Full Power)*
- Vegeta: BR (SSGSS)*
- Bardock: BR*
- King Vegeta: BR*
- Paragus: BR*
- King Cold: BR*
- Broly: BR*
- Zen-Oh*
- Dark King Mechikabura*
- Xeno Trunks (Super Saiyan God)*
Team Summons
- King Vegeta* & Tarble*
- Xeno Goku*, Xeno Vegeta*, Xeno Trunks*, Xeno Gohan*, & Supreme Kai of Time*
- Demon God Demigra*, Xeno Dabura*, Great Devilman*, Mira*, & Dark Towa*
F Burst Summons
- Vegeta (SSGSS)*
- Vegeta: BR (SSGSS)*
- Xeno Trunks*
- Xeno Trunks (Super Saiyan)*
- Goku: BR*
- Xeno Gohan*
- Kale*
- Zamasu*
- GT Vegeta (Super Saiyan 4)*
- Xeno Vegeta (Super Saiyan 4)*
- Xeno Vegeta (Super Saiyan)*
- Xeno Vegeta*
- * These characters are also playable in the game
Wish-granting Dragons
Battle stages
- Mount Paozu
- Kame House
- Muscle Tower
- Sacred Land of Korin
- Red Ribbon Army Headquarters
- The Lookout
- Garlic Jr. Castle
- Break Wasteland
- Gizard Wasteland (day, night)
- Planet Namek
- Tree of Might
- West City
- Ruined City
- Cell's Arrival Site
- Tropical Islands (day, night)
- Glacier
- Dr. Wheelo's Fortress (Outside)
- Dr. Wheelo's Fortress (Inside)
- World Tournament Arena
- World Tournament Arena (Destroyed)
- Sky Arena
- Hyperbolic Time Chamber
- Babidi's Spaceship
- Inside Buu
- Ruined Earth
- Sacred World of the Kai
- Sacred World of the Kai (Destroyed)
- Beerus Castle
- Beerus' Bedroom
- Frieza's Assault of Earth (Resurrection ‘F’)
- Space (Earth)
- Space (Planet Vegeta)
- Planet M-2
- Planet Tuffle
- Planet Tuffle (Destroyed)
- Hell (GT)
- Hell (with Blutz Waves)
- The Scorching Hell
- The Glacial Hell
- The Chaotic Hell
- Amusement Park
- Big Gete Star
- Dark Planet
- Planet Konats
- Time Nest
- Nameless Planet
- Crack of Time - Snow Mountain
- Crack of Time - Plains
- Demon Realm (Mechikabura's Tower)
- Planet Luud
- Dark Demon Realm's Genesis
- Hell Gate - Sacred Land of Korin
- Hell Gate - Mountains
- Plains (Demigra Castle)
- Urban Area (Demigra Castle)
- Forest (Demigra Castle)
- Demon Realm (Demigra Castle)
- Gran Tesoro
- Planet Babari
- Cell X Stage
- Mechikabura's Ship - Airborne
- Tokyo
- Osaka
- Hokkaido
- Tournament of Power
- Tournament of Power - Damaged
- Mechikabura's Tower - Midpoint
- Mechikabura's Tower - Summit
- DB Inc.
- Prison Planet - Plains
- Prison Planet - Slum
- Prison Planet - The Scorching Hell
- Prison Planet - The Chaotic Hell
- Prison Planet - Forest
- Prison Planet - Mountains
- Prison Planet - Boss Stage A
- Android 21's Lab
- Shirogame
- Planet Vampa
- Snowy Peak (Earth)
- Space
- Universe 11
- Universe 3
Regional differences
There are several differences between the regional releases of Dragon Ball Heroes, whether it be the arcade version or with Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission.
- American Version: In World Mission and the 2018 test runs, the game is translated to English, but the voice dub is still Japanese.
- Spanish Version: In World Mission, the game is translated to both European Spanish and Latin American Spanish, but the voice dub is still Japanese.
- French Version: In World Mission, the game is translated to French, but the voice dub is still Japanese.
- Italian Version: In World Mission, the game is translated to Italian, but the voice dub is still Japanese.
- German Version: In World Mission, the game is translated to German, but the voice dub is still Japanese.
- Russian Version: In World Mission, the game is translated to Russian, but the voice dub is still Japanese.
- Chinese Version: In the official arcade games, the game, dialogue and voice dubs are translated and dubbed in Chinese.
Reception
Dragon Ball Heroes has received generally mixed to positive reviews, with official reports saying that it's the Number 1 digital card game in all of Japan.[3] The series has attained a near-cult following as much of the characters, stories, games and spinoffs have recieved widespread and/or mainstream acclaim. Despite the massive positivity, the game's lack of overseas promotional work, aside from several cameo appearances in other media and even World Mission, has been brought into question countless times by fans.
Trivia
- Dragon Ball Heroes has become a notorious game for introducing what-if characters and transformations. Since Mission 2 in March 2011, with Future Trunks achieving the Super Saiyan 3 transformation, the game continues throughout the years to explore concepts, bringing new scenarios and stories never seen before.
- People have thought, however, that Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta and Super Saiyan 3 Broly had also originated there. Said transformations of Vegeta and Broly actually date back to Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Battlers.
- A number of models and animations for the characters of this game are similar to that of Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3. New models for characters who did not exist in this game are given new models, emulating that of Budokai 3's.
- Big Bang Mission introduced several new models for its characters, with added detail and new animations.
- Some of the designs for the player avatars in Dragon Ball Heroes are used in promotional artwork and trailers for Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
- Beat and Note are seen by many as the mascots of Heroes due to their popular association with the series and how they've appeared the most out of any of the other avatar characters.
- However, their appearances became less frequent due to the trailers transitioning to a heavy focus on the main story.
- The artwork for the cards often does not accurately represent the character's in-game appearance, including Veku's cards depicting him with a halo which he lacks in-game, the Masked Saiyan often being illustrated wearing armor with regular Bardock's colors, and Hatchiyack and Dr. Lychee both being depicted with their remake appearances when the game uses their original designs.
- This is the first game in the Dragon Ball series to include characters from One Piece, though they were only present in the game for a limited time. Monkey D. Luffy and Gild Tesoro both appeared as bosses in God Mission 9, with Luffy being a playable ally during the fight against Gild Tesoro.
- The game has featured special collaborations with the Xenoverse series, Dragon Ball Fusions, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and Dragon Ball Legends through the use of characters introduced from those games.
- Other collaborations involve Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot through the use of special in-game items.
- Arale Norimaki and Obotchaman are the only characters playable in previous Dragon Ball Z: Data Carddass series games to not be playable in this game. Arale, however, is available as a summonable character.
- In Japan, the card voted Number 1 from every card in existence was Robelu, surpassing that of Vegito Blue, Grand Priest, and even Yamcha.
- Aside from Dokkan Battle and technically Ultimate Tenkaichi, the avatars have yet to have a playable role in a Dragon Ball game.
- The series follows a bi-monthly release schedule, which was briefly broken in March 2020 when Big Bang Mission 2 was delayed a month due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. To balance the schedule and allow a mission to be released in the same month as the game's 10th anniversary, Big Bang Mission 5 was released a month early in November 2020.
- Furthermore, in order for players to practice social distancing, the arcades were separated with thin, plastic borders. They were also advised to wear masks and sanitize at all times.
- Despite its massive following and eventual global translation through World Mission, the series has yet to have an official English dub. This holds true for the anime.
Gallery
Main article: Dragon Ball Heroes/Gallery
References
- ↑ https://www.famitsu.com/news/201901/17170345.html
- ↑ http://s.animeanime.jp/article/2016/06/09/28912.html
- ↑ What is 'Dragon Ball Heroes'?. comicbook. Retrieved on May 25, 2018.
External links
- Dragon Ball Heroes official website
- Super Dragon Ball Heroes Avatars and transformation list
- Dragon Ball Heroes official twitter account
- Dragon Ball Heroes overview at Dimps' website
- Dragon Ball Heroes card details at drheroes.web.fc2.com
