"Dragon Ball Zeroverse" or "DBZeroverse" is an unofficial, Chinese continuation of the "Dragon Ball" manga and of the "Dragon Ball Z" anime that was lost to the ages -until now- in this newly restored edition.

When "Dragon Ball Z" concluded its Japanese television broadcast in 1996, it was followed by "Dragon Ball GT." In China on the other hand, it was followed by a different manga sequel in that same year. This sequel was commercially published as "Dragon Ball Tibetan Edition," after the name of its publisher, "Tibet People's Publishing House."

It is set three years after the end of the original manga (or two years before the start of "Dragon Ball GT") and explores another universe in the Dragon World, called "The Zero Universe."

Copies of the original "Dragon Ball Tibetan Edition" are rare, and the print and paper quality is often subpar. For this newly restored edition, every page has been scanned at high DPI and cleaned by hand to reproduce crystal clear images, and every line of dialogue has been translated into English.

In this fifth volume, Jiatai has finally returned to the Seventh Universe, where the Dragon World is located. Kaio-shin comes up with a plan that gives Goku and Vegeta new hope of defeating Jiatai...

Enjoy this lost treasure that has been rediscovered!

This book contains volumes 13 to 15 of the original "Dragon Ball Tibetan Edition" manga, or chapters 85 to 105, for a total of 296 pages.

Read chapters for free at: http: //thedaoofdragonball.com/manga/

THIS IS A DOUJINSHI (FAN MANGA). Based on the characters and story by Akira Toriyama. Please support the official series. "Dragon Ball," "Dragon Ball Z," "Dragon Ball Super," "Dragon Ball GT," "Dragon Ball Kai" and all other logos, character names, and distinctive likeness thereof are trademarks of Akira Toriyama, TOEI ANIMATION, BIRD STUDIO, SHUEISHA, FUNIMATION, VIZ MEDIA, GROUPE AB, GLENAT, NAMCO BANDAI, ATARI and other respective license holders unmentioned. This book was not prepared, licensed or endorsed by any entity involved in creating or producing the "Dragon Ball" series. It is an independent, unofficial work made by fans, for fans, that has no connection to the official license.