The first will be a “kira card” (a shiny, foil-type card) of Vegeta with his Final Flash and a Card Action ability of changing to a Super Saiyan. “Galaxy Mission 7” kicks off 17 March 2013, and three special cards will be distributed - as “presents” - at stores tying in with the update. While Ultimate Mission (due out exclusively in Japan 28 February 2013) will only cover up through “Galaxy Mission 4” from the original arcade game, it will include bonus material from the upcoming film, Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, that is being included in different ways for both “Galaxy Mission 6” and “Galaxy Mission 7” of the arcade game. Add your hero avatar to the mix, and you can pull off an “unrivaled super-technique”. The UP2 cards are all Super Saiyan 3, and you can fuse Goku and Vegeta together for Super Saiyan 3 Gogeta. This month’s issue of V-Jump includes a special QR code for use with Ultimate Mission which grants the player “numerous limited cards” - the physical versions of which were previously exclusive to V-Jump - that “will be yours right from the start!!” These include:Īll Super Saiyans as well as Goku and Gohan are “Berserker Type”. Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission was shown off quite a bit, highlighting features such as using the camera as a “scouter”, StreetPass functionality, QR codes, and more. Nintendo held a Japanese-only “Nintendo Direct” - an online video focusing on upcoming games, products, and updates - earlier this week to show off some of the third-party support for the 3DS. In addition to the issue, a few tidbits of coverage have been popping up in other locations, as well, so it is time to wrap it all up in one nice package! The April 2013 issue of V-Jump contains the usual amount of Dragon Ball video game news, updates, and general coverage.

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