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==Cards==
==Cards==
The debut chapter of ''Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission'' was released in conjunction with and support of the "God Mission 4" update to the original arcade game (itself released '''17 September 2012''').
The debut chapter of ''Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission'' was released in conjunction with and support of the "Galaxy Mission 4" update to the original arcade game (itself released '''17 September 2012'''). In addition to his "Hero Avatar License" card, Beat plays four additional cards:


* Hero Avatar License
* Beat's Super Saiyan 3 Trunks: GT card appears to be [[HG1-SEC]] from the "Galaxy Mission 1" update.
* SSJ3 Gogeta
* Beat's Super Saiyan 3 Gogeta: GT card appears to be [[HG3-CP4]] from the "Galaxy Mission 3" update.
* SSJ3 Trunks
* Beat's Son Gohan: GT card appears to be [[HG3-43]] from the "Galaxy Mission 3" update.
* SSG Goten GT
* Beat's Son Goten: GT card appears to be [[HG3-45]] from the "Galaxy Mission 3" update.
* SSJ Gohan GT


(Did the V-Jump issue come with the Janenba-Baby card, too?)
The [[GPJ-05]] Janenba-Baby card came packaged with the November 2012 issue of ''V-Jump'' which originally serialized this chapter.


==Setting==
==Setting==

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Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission Mission 1: The Fiendish Janenba-Baby!!
Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission Chapter 1
ドラゴンボールヒーローズビクトリーミッション ミッション1 凶悪ジャネンバベビー!!
Doragon Bōru Hīrōzu Bikutorī Misshon Misshon 1 Kyōaku Janenba Bebī!!
Premiered V-Jump, November 2012
Sale Date 21 September 2012
Issue Date November 2012
Chapter Data
Pages 2
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The first chapter of Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission by Toyotarō, "Mission 1: The Fiendish Janenba-Baby!!", was first published in Japan in the November 2012 issue of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine.

Summary

The main character, Beat, rushes to his local arcade to play the latest mission of Dragon Ball Heroes. Beat is sent into the game itself by Sora, a Capsule Corp. battle navigator, where he is joined by various Dragon Ball GT era heroes, including Gogeta, Gohan, Goten, and Trunks, to face off against Janenba-Baby.

Cast

Cards

The debut chapter of Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission was released in conjunction with and support of the "Galaxy Mission 4" update to the original arcade game (itself released 17 September 2012). In addition to his "Hero Avatar License" card, Beat plays four additional cards:

  • Beat's Super Saiyan 3 Trunks: GT card appears to be HG1-SEC from the "Galaxy Mission 1" update.
  • Beat's Super Saiyan 3 Gogeta: GT card appears to be HG3-CP4 from the "Galaxy Mission 3" update.
  • Beat's Son Gohan: GT card appears to be HG3-43 from the "Galaxy Mission 3" update.
  • Beat's Son Goten: GT card appears to be HG3-45 from the "Galaxy Mission 3" update.

The GPJ-05 Janenba-Baby card came packaged with the November 2012 issue of V-Jump which originally serialized this chapter.

Setting

This chapter takes place...

Cameos

Dub and Peter, the titular characters of Akira Toriyama's four-chapter manga series from 1992-1993, are located behind Beat at the very top of the first page.

Availability

This chapter was first published in Japan in the November 2012 issue of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine.

Leading up to the the Bandai Official 5th Anniversary Fanbook: Dragon Ball Heroes 5th Anniversary Mission release in November 2015, all 28 of the series' standard chapters were posted online for free.[1] The chapter has otherwise never been collected, compiled, and/or re-released.

References

  1. "'Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission' Promo Leads To New Chapter" (22 October 2015). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 21 August 2018.