A promotional manga series covering the Dragon Ball Carddass series running for three chapters in the initial three trial issues of Shueisha’s V-Jump magazines from 1990-1991.

A promotional spin-off chapter in the Eyeshield 21 universe with heroes from the various series represented in the Nintendo DS video game Jump Super Stars, including Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball.

A promotional spin-off series with heroes using the various Dragon World characters and transformations in conjunction with the (now discontinued) Dragon Ball Discross arcade game.

In support of the 2016 Nintendo 3DS video game Dragon Ball Fusions (originally debuted as “Project Fusion”), Shueisha began serialization of “Fusions the Manga!!” in the May 2016 issue of Saikyō Jump. The series follows the adventures of Tekka and Pinich leading up to the “Strongest in Time and Space” Tournament.

The Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 2 “Collector’s Edition” featured a single-chapter bonus manga from Toyotarō introducing the new Time Patroller and Conton City. The chapter was made available in print internationally, and digitally in Japan.

Originally released in support of the Nintendo Switch port of Dragon Ball FighterZ, the series follows a group of young protagonists in a world obsessed with eSports as they attempt to become the ultimate Dragon Ball FighterZ pro-gamers.

Penned as a “sequel” to the character’s original TV special, Naho Ooishi’s Episode of Bardock tied in with Dragon Ball Heroes marketing plans and game inclusions to promote a new Super Saiyan transformation for Goku’s father and his battle against Chilled.

The promotional mini-manga for the card-based arcade game Dragon Ball Heroes becomes more and more of a standard serialization as it continues onward. Chapters are of varying length with a focus on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.) in the arcade game.

The antics of Dragon Ball Heroes mascot characters Yoshito, Tsubasa, and Momo as they investigate the world and gameplay mechanics of Dragon Ball Heroes. Ran from an initial Dragon Ball Heroes: Rookie Charisma Mission 0 chapter in 2013 to the Dragon Ball Heroes: Super Charisma Mission! series in 2014 and finally the Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Charisma Mission!! series in 2017.

Adapts game-original story lines chronicling the exploits of the Time Patrol, consisting of alternate versions of central Dragon Ball characters, in its battle against the time-and-space-manipulating denizens of the Dark Demon Realm.

Adapts game-original story lines chronicling the exploits of the Time Patrol, consisting of alternate versions of central Dragon Ball characters, in its battle against the mind-reading Hearts, the Core Area Warriors, and other villains.

Adapts game-original story lines chronicling the exploits of the Time Patrol, consisting of alternate versions of central Dragon Ball characters, in its battle against the Fu and other villains.

Adapts game-original story lines including the Space-Time Tournament with characters from various dimensions and timelines.

A brand-new story with a group of young characters playing the Super Dragon Ball Heroes arcade game.