Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!!

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Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!!
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!!スーパードラゴンボールヒーローズアバターズ!!
Genre	Shōnen
Manga Series: Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!!
Authored by	Yuuji Kasai
Publisher	Shueisha
Serialized in	Saikyō Jump
Original run	August 4, 2021 –
No. of volumes	3

Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!! (スーパードラゴンボールヒーローズアバターズ!!, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!!) is a spin-off manga by Yuuji Kasai.

Plot

The story follows Beeta Atsui as he goes on countless arcade adventures with his friends to become a Super Dragon Ball Heroes master, all while trying to deal with his everyday life.

Original characters

• Beeta Atsui (Beata Atsui)
• Beeta's mother
• Great Daddyman (Beeta's father)
• Noko Tonari
• Unnamed Namekian player (Kagyu)
• Unnamed player (Yamcha-lookalike)
• Rieza Kaneda (Reeza Kaneda)
• Rieza's attendants
• Colzou Kaneda (Koruzou Kaneda)
• Roy Desto
• Dabrah
• Babiko
• Layt Inoko
• Teacher Kibito
• Tenkaichi Challenge Tournament Announcer
• Mr. Tao

Locations

• Korin Amusement Center (Karin Amusement Center)

Chapters

Introduction

• "Chapter 1 (Avatars)"
• "Chapter 2 (Avatars)"
• "The Key to Victory is..."
• "The Tenkaichi Challenge Tournament"

National Tournament Saga

• "Chapter 5"
• "Chapter 6"
• "Chapter 7"
• "Chapter 8"
• "Chapter 9"
• "Chapter 10"
• "Chapter 11"
• "Chapter 12"
• "Chapter 13"
• "Chapter 14"
• "Chapter 15"

Volumes

Shueisha released the first volume of Super Dragon Ball Heroes:Avatars!! in Japan on April 4, 2022, and contains the first seven chapters of the manga. The second volume was released on December 2, 2022.

Trivia

• As seen with the characters, it's meant to be an alternate version of the original Dragon Ball Heroes avatars, mainly the ones used in the Victory Mission manga. For example, Beeta is an altercation to Beat, Noko is an altercation to Note and so on and so forth.
  • Unlike Victory Mission, however, this is the first time that a version of Beat has his father present rather than his grandfather.