Was Toyotaro left in the dark regarding "Super Hero" or was it a ruse?

[sonkun]

way i see it, toyotaro's work isn't canon and neither is the anime. at this point, the feature films with toriyama's involvement (BoG, RoF, Broly, Super Hero) are the only surefire post-Z canon

[Jiren The Alpha]

way i see it, toyotaro's work isn't canon and neither is the anime. at this point, the feature films with toriyama's involvement (BoG, RoF, Broly, Super Hero) are the only surefire post-Z canon

TOP: yo, did i miss something?

[TheMikado]

way i see it, toyotaro's work isn't canon and neither is the anime. at this point, the feature films with toriyama's involvement (BoG, RoF, Broly, Super Hero) are the only surefire post-Z canon

The way I see it GT is canon.

[fleahop]

I'm now a full believer in three DBS continuities. Battle of Gods and Resurrection of F are outliers imo in that they were adapted.

• DBS Manga: Single continuity only loosely connected to other Dragon Ball media
• DBS Anime: Similar to the manga but feels more closely connected to the DBZ Anime
• DBS Movies: Clearly yet another continuity similar to the old Toei DBZ Movie continuity, but loosely related to other Dragon Ball media

To me, the Dragon Ball manga has no real continuation because of this (or rather, different worlds of possiblity). It feels like it's a separate world to me when compared to anything else in my opinion. DBGT as well seems to be its own isolated thing that won't be connected.

To answer the original question: it is inconsequential, but I seriously doubt he was "left in the dark"