Super Dragon Ball Heroes - S03

In May 2018, V-Jump announced a promotional anime for "Dragon Ball Heroes", based on the Japanese arcade and trading card game. The video game was later ported to Nintendo Switch for Western audiences, while the card game was released outside Japan as "Dragon Ball Super TCG", merging with another existing card game of the same name. The anime is planned to be short and won’t air on TV. It adapts the game’s "Prison Planet Arc" as well as the original manga arcs "Big Bang Mission" and "Ultra God Mission", which were also fully explored in the "Heroes" manga published in "Saikyou Jump"-though these follow two separate storylines. Neither the manga nor the anime have been officially released in English. The first episode premiered on July 1, 2018, at Aeon Lake Town. (Note: I removed asterisks and replaced them with straight double quotes as requested, but kept the original phrasing otherwise intact while making it sound more natural.) *"Correction:"" Here’s the version with straight double quotes only, as specified: In May 2018, V-Jump announced a promotional anime for "Dragon Ball Heroes," based on the Japanese arcade and trading card game. The video game was later ported to Nintendo Switch for Western audiences, while the card game was released outside Japan as "Dragon Ball Super TCG," merging with another existing card game of the same name. The anime is planned to be short and won’t air on TV. It adapts the game’s "Prison Planet Arc" as well as the original manga arcs "Big Bang Mission" and "Ultra God Mission," which were also fully explored in the "Heroes" manga published in "Saikyou Jump"-though these follow two separate storylines. Neither the manga nor the anime have been officially released in English. The first episode premiered on July 1, 2018, at Aeon Lake Town. ""Final version (strictly adhering to instructions, removing em dash and minor refinements):"* In May 2018, V-Jump announced a promotional anime for "Dragon Ball Heroes," based on the Japanese arcade and trading card game. The video game was later ported to Nintendo Switch for Western audiences, while the card game was released outside Japan as "Dragon Ball Super TCG," merging with another existing card game of the same name. The anime is planned to be short and won’t air on TV. It adapts the game’s "Prison Planet Arc" along with the original manga arcs "Big Bang Mission" and "Ultra God Mission," which were also detailed in the "Heroes" manga published in "Saikyou Jump," though under two separate continuities. Neither the manga nor the anime have been officially released in English. The first episode premiered on July 1, 2018, at Aeon Lake Town.