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| Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory (Manga) | |||
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 Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory Collected Volume | |||
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| Author | Naho Ooishi, Osamu Kaneko | ||
| Publisher | Shueisha (JP) | ||
| Publication | V-Jump | ||
| Demographic | Shōnen | ||
| Manga Series | |||
| Original Run |
V-Jump June 2010 - TBD 2010 (21 April 2010 - TBD) | ||
| Chapters | TBD | ||
| Volumes | 1 | ||
Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory is a manga series with artwork by Naho Ooishi (オオイシナホ) and written by Osamu Kaneko (かねこ統), with supervision by Yūji Horii and cooperation from Square Enix.
The manga was produced to support and promote the Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road series of games in which players battle each other's monsters through its card system; in particular, the manga launched alongside promotion for the Nintendo Wii home console port of the arcade game series, itself also titled Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory, released in July 2010.
The series ran for TBD chapters from the June 2010 through TBD issues of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine, and received a single tankōbon release later that year collecting all of its chapters.
Plot
バトルロードの聖地・竜神町にやってきたマサト! 友達の王者・リュータに憧れ、バトルを始めに会場に駆けつけるが、そこにはクイーンピサロと名乗る謎の女性が現れて…!? 大人気ゲームのコミックス化!![1]
Title
The title of Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory can be broken down as:
- "Dragon Quest" (ドラゴンクエスト Doragon Kuesuto): The overall franchise to which this manga series is a part of
- "Monster Battle Road" (モンスターバトルロード Monsutā Batoru Rōdo): Not to be confused with the specific "Monsters" (モンスターズ Monsutāzu) sub-brand of monster-catching/battling games, the "Monster Battle Road" arcade game (and "Monster Battle Road II Legend" sequel/update) was a successful card-based arcade game in which players coordinated and battled with their own teams of monsters
- "Victory" (ビクトリー Bikutorii): The final, newly-appended word in the title for this particular manga series and the Nintendo Wii port of the game series
Characters
- TBD
Production
Naho Ooishi — widely believed to have previously produced dōjinshi under the pen name "Gichi" — made her professional debut in 2009 with the two-chapter adaptation of the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour Dragon Ball special, serialized across the May and June 2009 issues of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine (released that March and April, respectively).
Osamu Kaneko's tenure with Dragon Quest dates back to the trial run issues of V-Jump in 1992 with the Slime Farming Village one-shot, followed by the serialization of the full Slime Adventure series for V-Jump's monthly relaunch in 1993. Kaneko followed this up with Great Mission of the Slime, Slime Mori Mori, and Slime Dawn! one after another until the latter series finally came to an end in 2021. At the time of the Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory debut in the June 2010 issue, Slime Mori Mori (which continued serialization alongside Monster Battle Road Victory) was up to chapter 79.
Following Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory, Ooishi began her most prolific work, Dragon Ball SD, for the December 2010 premiere issue of Shueisha's new Saikyō Jump magazine; the series still runs to this day. Ooishi also produced the three-chapter Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock manga serialized across the August, September, and October 2011 issues of V-Jump.
Chapters
See: List of Dragon Quest Monsters+ Chapters
Releases (Japan)
A single tankōbon release collecting all TBD chapters was released in November 2010.
| # | Cover | Volume Title | Primary Contents | Pages | Price | Release Date | ISBN |
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TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | 04 November 2010[1] | TBD |
External Links
- TBD
Notes
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "ドラゴンクエスト モンスターバトルロードビクトリー (ジャンプコミックス)". amazon.co.jp. Retrieved: 23 March 2026.
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