A new Dragon Ball game called Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission has been announced recently for PC and Nintendo Switch.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission is a card battle role-playing game which will allow players to collect cards representing not only characters that have appeared in the series but also transformations that have never been seen before. A new character designed by Dragon Ball Super's manga author Toyotarou is also going to be included in the game.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission takes place in Hero Town, an alternate reality where a Dragon Ball card game is the most popular form of entertainment.
Take on the role of Beat, the protagonist of Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission , and follow his journey to become the world champion of Super Dragon Ball Heroes. However, when the antagonists from the virtual game world appear in Hero Town and start wreaking havoc, Beat jumps into the game world and teams up with famous Dragon Ball characters to restore peace in the real world.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission released on PC and Nintendo Switch on April 5th in North America and Europe.
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