V-Jump, Baby Janemba and... Toyotarou = Toyble?

[DNA]

That's not a parody manga, that's Oh New Super Gadget Lovers, a team of super elite gadget news report crew, the Onyu Tokusentai! It's draw by Ooshi Naho.

And the kid from Go Go Ackman

Yeah I did say that in my post. I seriously feel people just skim through my posts without reading them.

[TheDevilsCorpse]

...still not really digging the idea behind the plot of this spin-off, or whatever it is. But I'm more than happy to see it continue if it means we'll be able to see some of the other Avatar's full designs down the road. The little artwork we get of the Elite and Berserker classes is usually always obscured by text on the site or in the magazines, especially in the case of the Freeza Clan, Majin and Namekian characters.

I'm almost tempted to use Google translate to ask Toyble if he'll draw up unobscured references for them. xD

[DNA]

Yeah I feel you bro, this plot feels kind of weird. It's in universe because it features Capsule Corp and the likes, but at the same time it feels like a different universe or something like that? Or maybe the far future? I'd rather if it was sorta in universe and that the cards wouldn't be featured in the manga. It would be similar to Online but following the anime and movies instead. With not only time travelling but also reality warping to allow for such abominations (in a good sense of the word) as Janenba Baby to exist.

[JeffJarrett]

My in-universe explanation:

AGE 794
The “Telecommunicated Satan-style Martial Arts Course” is rebranded as the “Pan Fighting Network”, with Pan as the instructor.

• With customer claims that the “Telecommunicated Satan-style Martial Arts Course” is worthless rapidly spreading, disgruntled costumers flood Satan’s house, prompting Pan (age 15) to subdue them. The event becomes a big scandal and the “Telecommunicated Satan-style Martial Arts Course” is rebranded under Pan's tutelage. Afterwards, Pan asked Bulma tp help her develop a system for people to battle each other across long distances so that she could create a “Telecommunicated Martial Arts Dojo”. From this point on, the sports-like fighting course became very popular, especially among young people.
  [Ref: From the DBO timeline.]

Which would also explain why there is a statue of Goku in the Tenkaichi Budokai arena during Goku Jr.'s time.

[DBZGTKOSDH]

To me, it seems that this is a world in the far future after GT (including the movies in the same continuity), where the adventures of Goku & co. became known to the world, and they made a video game based on it. Beet, Note and Erito (and every other kid that will look like someone from the main DBZ cast) are descendants of the ones they look like. That's how I view it for now.

[TheDevilsCorpse]

My in-universe explanation:

Yeah, but it's not really the same intended thing though. In Victory Mission, the in-game fights are obviously exaggerated for our benefit, as the players are still just using cards on the game stage, which is not the purpose of Pan's DBO dojo. :/

[JeffJarrett]

My in-universe explanation:

Yeah, but it's not really the same intended thing though. In Victory Mission, the in-game fights are obviously exaggerated for our benefit, as the players are still just using cards on the game stage, which is not the purpose of Pan's DBO dojo. :/

Both were created by Capsule Corporation. Pan and Bulma's project was lanched in 794 and Victory Mission porbably takes place in or after Age 889 since Pack is a friend of Beat and both attend Satan City Primary School in the manga (cf chapter 3).

Pack (and Pete maybe) in chapter 3, and Ackman, Tenchi, Kajika, Isaza in chapter 4:

[macho_man]

No new updates anymore? There are a lot of chapters unposted (many thanks to Treevax) and a lot of them still untranslated, by the way take a look at this, it's a Battle Of Gods special depicted by Toyotaro in his latest release of DBHeroes:

[B]

Up above... is the DB Heroes kid supposed to be Goku Jr., or did they just lazily borrow the Puck and friends character designs?

[DNA]

Up above... is the DB Heroes kid supposed to be Goku Jr., or did they just lazily borrow the Puck and friends character designs?

No he isn't and what do you mean lazy? They're called cameos.

[B]

Sorry, not keeping up with this very closely. I assumed this was a loosely connected story and that they were primary characters.

[DNA]

Sorry, not keeping up with this very closely. I assumed this was a loosely connected story and that they were primary characters.

Oh I see. That's fair enough bro. They're all cameos, apart from the actual showcased the ones which are avatars for the arcade game Heroes.