Super Dragon Ball Heroes

Trunks arrives from a troubled future to train with Goku and Vegeta, but the reunion is cut short when he vanishes without a trace. A new intruder, Fu, drops a chilling claim that Trunks is imprisoned on a Prison Planet hidden somewhere across the universes. Determined to bring him back, the group chases the Dragon Balls and sets out on a vast, multidimensional hunt that tests their teamwork at every turn. As they pursue answers, they face dangerous forces and shifting loyalties, and the path to freedom becomes a grueling test of courage, trust, and resolve. Tensions rise as hidden agendas murmur in the background and every choice could change their fate.

Created by Akira Toriyama, this 2018 Toei Animation series expands the Dragon Ball universe with Masako Nozawa as Goku and Xeno Goku and Ryo Horikawa as Vegeta and Xeno Vegeta, with Takeshi Kusao and Kappei Yamaguchi in key roles. It functions as a promotional extension tied to the Dragon Ball Heroes arcade game, blending familiar heroes with alternate forms. It is part of the Dragon Ball Heroes universe and is presented in short episodic vignettes.

There are no major award nominations on record for this title, but it has become a talking point among fans who follow Dragon Ball Heroes. Its bold use of Xeno characters and Prison Planet concepts keeps the broader franchise fresh in conversations.

Within Dragon Ball fan circles, the series helped popularize Xeno versions and the Prison Planet concept, sparking fan art, debates about multiverse canon, and new matchups that blend classic characters with futuristic forms. It also fueled broader conversations about how Dragon Ball evolves when timelines collide across media and generations.

On average fans give it about 7.57 out of 10 based on 3104 votes, signaling solid reception. The show centers on loyalty and teamwork under pressure while mixing space fantasy with high stakes action. It hints at a larger multiverse and keeps a brisk, adventurous mood and leaves room for future stories.