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Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission Mission 4: A Rival Appears?!
Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission Chapter 4
ライバル出現!?
Raibaru Shutsugen!?
Premiered V-Jump, February 2013
Sale Date 21 December 2012
Issue Date February 2013
Chapter Data
Pages 7
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The fourth chapter of Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission by Toyotarō, "Mission 4: A Rival Appears?!, was first published in Japan in the February 2013 issue of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine.

Summary

(TO BE REPLACED WITH LONGER, FORMAL VERSION) A tournament arc begins, and a potential rival, “Erito” makes his debut. The story is “to be continued” as usual, indicating that the manga will be going on for at least the foreseeable future.

Cast

Cards

Majin Boo: Good Dragon Ball Heroes card H6-43

In addition to his own Hero Avatar License card, Beat appears to carry over his set of HG5-SEC (Son Goku: GT), HG4-27 (Vegeta: GT), HG3-32 (Coola), and HG3-31 (Freeza) from the previous chapter. In addition to his own Hero Avatar License card, Yoshito-kun's deck is later documented as HG4-12 (Mr. Satan), HG3-50 (Mr. Satan: GT), HG3-03 (Son Gohan: Adolescent), and H6-43 (Majin Boo: Good).[1]

Setting

Satan City Mall

(old) Beat continues to play Dragon Ball Heroes at the Dragon Ball Heroes Research Facility before and after classes at Satan City Primary School.

Cameos

TBD

Availability

This chapter was first published in Japan in the February 2013 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.[2] The chapter has otherwise never been collected, compiled, and/or re-released.

Notes

TBD

References

  1. "Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission Card Laboratory!!". V-Jump, February 2013. Japan: Shueisha, 21 December 2012. (pp. 143-148)
  2. "'Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission' Promo Leads To New Chapter" (22 October 2015). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 21 August 2018.