dragon ball hero super hero

No, it isn't. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is an original story for the anime and not part of the manga.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero isn't canon to the manga. The storylines and some character portrayals deviate quite a bit from the original manga.

Sure is. The characters and storylines of Dragon Ball Super Hero draw inspiration from the manga. However, there might be some tweaks and additions for the anime version to make it more engaging for the viewers.

Well, from what I know, it could expand on the storylines from the 'Dragon Ball Super Super Hero' in a more in - depth way. Maybe it dives deeper into the backstories of the new characters introduced in the movie. It might also show more of the training and power - up processes of Goku, Vegeta and the others. And it could explore new forms or abilities that the characters develop to face stronger enemies.

Gohan and Piccolo are also very likely to be main characters. In the related movie, they had important roles, so in the light novel, they should be prominently featured as well. They both have unique powers and personalities that contribute a lot to the story. Gohan is a half - Saiyan with great potential, and Piccolo is a Namekian with his own set of skills like regeneration and powerful energy attacks.

I think Goku and Vegeta are among the most interesting. Goku with his carefree yet determined attitude towards battles and Vegeta with his pride and constant strive to be better than Goku. And the new characters, like the ones that are part of the new threat in the novel, are also very engaging as they have unique powers and motives.

The 'Dragon Ball Super Hero Novel' has a plot that is full of action and adventure. It starts with an unknown danger lurking in the shadows of the universe. This danger soon reveals itself in the form of powerful antagonists. The heroes, led by Goku, must gather their strength and wits. There are also elements of friendship and teamwork as they call upon their allies. As the story progresses, we see intense power struggles, with the heroes constantly evolving their powers through training and experience. Each battle is a test of their strength and determination, and they must face challenges that not only test their physical abilities but also their mental fortitude.

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Dragon Ball Hero Prison is a fictional world view that has nothing to do with Dragon Ball Super. It mainly told the story of how the Earthlings built a planet called "Prison Confusion Star" with the help of aliens and fought against alien creatures there. The time in this world was set in a different time period from Dragon Ball Super, in a timeline similar to modern times. Therefore, it could be said that it was a new world view after Dragon Ball Super.

As far as I know, Akira Toriyama, the original author of Dragon Ball Hero, was not involved in the production.