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	~~As opposed to the prior year which featured a single~~ ''Dragon Ball''-~~related manga chapter, the 2013 book features bonus chapters from two independent~~ series.		The 2014 official guide book features bonus chapters from three independent series, with ''Dragon Ball'' character cameos in a fourth, related/merchandise-based series.

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	Minor merchandise mentions and crossovers (such as the ''Miracle Battle Carddass'' series on page 17) are littered throughout the book where applicable.		Minor merchandise mentions and crossovers (such as the ''Miracle Battle Carddass'' series on page 17) are littered throughout the book where applicable.

			The "Dragon Ball Meets Science" (alternatively, "Doing Science With Dragon Ball!") summer event is highlighted on page 52.

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{{Infobox book
| image = [[File:Jumpvictorycarnival2014cover.png|250px|Jump Victory Carnival 2014 Official Guidebook]]
| jpn_title = ジャンプビクトリーカーニバル2014公式ガイドブック
| rom_title = Janpu Bikutorī Kānibaru 2014 Kōshiki Gaido Bukku
| eng_title =
| eng_sub-title =
| released = 19 July 2014
| publisher = Shueisha, Inc.
| catalog =
| retail = Free with event attendance
| format = A5 (14.5 × 21 cm)
| pages = 176 pages
}}
The '''Jump Victory Carnival 2014 Official Guidebook''' is a small booklet given to all attendees of the [[Jump Victory Carnival]] event in 2014, which was held '''19 July 2014''' in Tokyo and again '''26 July 2014''' in Osaka. Known as the "[[Saikyō V-Jump Festa]]" the two prior years, 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 "Evil Dragons Mission 5" update for the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game is highlighted on page 16.

The Nintendo 3DS video game ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' is highlighted on page 27.

Minor merchandise mentions and crossovers (such as the ''Miracle Battle Carddass'' series on page 17) are littered throughout the book where applicable.

==Dragon Ball Manga==

As opposed to the prior year which featured a single ''Dragon Ball''-related manga chapter, the 2013 book features bonus chapters from two independent series.

===Dragon Ball SD===

Naho Ooishi contributes a four-page chapter of ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]'' on pages 92-95. This chapter continues Ooishi's ongoing series of bonus chapters where Trunks finds himself going back to the "wrong" point in time.

Trunks travels back in time to inform the others of Cell's defeat in his own timeline, but accidentally ends up in Satan City during gym class at Orange Star high school. Accidentally drafted into a game of baseball, he and Gohan must play it cool and try to avoid revealing their super strength. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done….

This two-page special chapter was reprinted and included as a bonus within the third collected edition of ''Dragon Ball SD'' in December 2014.

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission===

Toyotarō contributes a seven-page chapter of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission]]'' on pages 97-103.

As Beat trains with the other "Dragon Ball Heroes" at Heroes Laboratory, Tsubasa challenges him to an extra-hard mission. Thrown into battle against five different incarnations of Son Goku, he flounders at first before regaining his footing with the aid of a mysterious voice. After clearing the mission and returning to the lab, he is surprised to find that no one else heard it. Even so, Beat thanks Goku for his help!

This chapter has never been reprinted.

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Super Charisma Mission!===

Yoshitaka Nagayama contributes a five-page chapter of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Super Charisma Mission!]]'' on pages 104-109.

Battle Navigator Tsubasa engages with Engineer Yoshito-''kun'' in a battle.

===Mirabat Strongest Strategy Mirabat Go!===

Among other ''Jump'' characters, ''Dragon Ball'' characters (namely Son Goku, Boo, Cell, Freeza, and Vegetto) make cameo appearances in a four-page chapter of the ''Miracle Carddass Battle'' manga series ''Mirabat Strongest Strategy Mirabat Go!'' (ミラバト最強攻略ミラバトGO! ''Mirabato Saikyō Kōryaku Mirabato GO!'') representing the players' cards and decks on pages 130-133.

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