Jump Victory Carnival 2015 Official Guidebook
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| Jump Victory Carnival 2015 Official Guidebook | |||
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| Released | 18 July 2015 | ||
| Publisher | Shueisha, Inc. | ||
| Retail | Free with event attendance | ||
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| Format | A5 (14.5 × 21 cm) | ||
| Pages | 178 pages | ||
The Jump Victory Carnival 2015 Official Guidebook is a small booklet given to all attendees of the Jump Victory Carnival event in 2015, which was held 18 July 2015 in Tokyo and again 25 July 2015 in Osaka. Known as the "Saikyō V-Jump Festa" in 2012 and 2013, the event was renamed as "Jump Victory Carnival" in 2014, a name it retains to this day.
The book contains information about the various companies and products on display during the event, news about said upcoming products, and various spin-off/supplemental manga chapters in support of these franchises.
Dragon Ball Product Information
The "God Mission 3" update for the Dragon Ball Heroes arcade game is highlighted on page 20.
The IC Carddass Dragon Ball Trading Card Game is highlighted on page 22.
The Nintendo 3DS video game Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden is highlighted on page 24.
The Nintendo 3DS video game Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 is highlighted on page 25.
The Dragon Ball Super television series (which debuted the same July as Jump Victory Carnival in 2015) is highlighted on page 38.
The "Dragon Ball Meets Science" (alternatively, "Doing Science With Dragon Ball!") summer event is highlighted on page 56.
The "Real Treasure Search" summer stamp campaign in Odaiba is highlighted on page 57.[1]
Minor merchandise mentions and crossovers are littered throughout the book where applicable.
Dragon Ball Manga
The 2015 official guide book features bonus chapters from four independent series.
Dragon Ball SD
Naho Ooishi contributes a four-page chapter of Dragon Ball SD on pages 80-83. This chapter continues Ooishi's ongoing series of bonus chapters where Trunks finds himself going back to the "wrong" point in time.
The future version of Trunks takes his present-day-self's place at the 28th Tenka'ichi Budōkai, but learns the hard way just how strong his friends and family have become in this timeline.
This two-page special chapter was reprinted and included as a bonus within the fourth collected edition of Dragon Ball SD in February 2016.
Dragon Ball Super
Taking the place of Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission, Toyotarō contributes a two-page chapter of the Dragon Ball Super manga on pages 84-85.
A little bit before the story in Dragon Ball Super… Northern Kaiō’s planet has been destroyed due to Cell's explosion. Muri from Planet Namek has joined Kaiō at the end of the Serpentine Road to summon Porunga. Kaiō apologies for asking Muri to come all this way, but the Namekian says it is no problem. Kaiō debates what to do with his wish to restore his planet, including items like a dedicated racing area and a more "gorgeous"-type feeling. Kaiō also wants to be comfortable and says the ten-times normal gravity will not do. Goku suddenly appears behind Kaiō and exclaims that would be no good for his training! Kaiō asks why Goku is here, who responds he showed up because he heard Kaiō was restoring his planet. Goku says hello to Porunga and says the planet should be exactly the same as before. Porunga says he understands, and repeats the wish back to the group. Kaiō turns around and gasps in horror as the planet is restored back to normal. Goku comments that he was in the middle of farming and should get back before Chi-Chi notices, and bids them farewell with a smile. Kaiō drops to his knees as Muri collects the Dragon Balls, now turned back to stone.
Due to the timing of the 2015 Jump Victory Carnival event, this special chapter's release came between the first and second regular chapters being serialized in V-Jump. This two-page special chapter was reprinted and included as a bonus within the first collected edition of the Dragon Ball Super manga in April 2016.
Dragon Ball Heroes: Super Charisma Mission!
Yoshitaka Nagayama contributes a six-page chapter of Dragon Ball Heroes: Super Charisma Mission! on pages 86-91.
(summary needed)
This chapter has never been reprinted.
Dragon Ball Discross Divine Power God MAX!!
Katsuki Hirose contributes a four-page chapter of Dragon Ball Discross Divine Power God MAX!! on pages 92-95.
(summary needed)
Dragon Ball Discross Divine Power God MAX!! had recently begun serialization in the March 2015 issue of Saikyō Jump earlier that year. This chapter has never been reprinted.
References
- ↑ Archive.org link for future information https://web.archive.org/web/20150706184125/http://www.fujitv.co.jp/yumetairiku/contents/stamp.html
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