No. This is the most important thing to understand. is a promotional non-canon spin-off. It does not affect the events of Dragon Ball Super (manga or anime), Dragon Ball GT , or the original manga.
franchise that serves as a promotional net animation (ONA) for the Dragon Ball Heroes card game Super Dragon Ball Heroes
. While it lacks the canonical weight of the main series, it functions as a "what-if" playground where the traditional boundaries of storytelling are discarded in favor of pure fan service A Multiversal Playground The series is defined by its multiversal chaos , bringing together characters from Dragon Ball Z It does not affect the events of Dragon
Following the Prison Planet’s destruction, the story shifts to a larger cosmic threat. A group of rogue gods known as the —led by a mysterious being named Hearts —seeks to eliminate the "Universe Seed" and overthrow Zeno, the Omni-King. A group of rogue gods known as the
The narrative of SDBH is built on "Missions" that introduce reality-warping threats and impossible team-ups.
The climax sees (the fusion of Goku and Vegeta) in both Super Saiyan Blue form and, later, the never-before-seen Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker form to defeat Hearts. Yes—the anime features both Super Saiyan 4 and Super Saiyan Blue in the same battle.
As of 2026, Super Dragon Ball Heroes continues to release new episodes monthly. The "New Space-Time War" arc is still unfolding, with hints of an even greater villain beyond Mechikabura. Bandai has also announced a new arcade game update, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultra God Mission , which will likely inspire the next set of anime episodes.