Dragon Ball Heroes started as a Japanese arcade card game, and its anime exists purely as a promotional tie-in, which explains why the power scaling gets so unhinged. With no real pressure to stay grounded in canon, the writers keep piling on flashier forms to sell new cards.
Throw in Time Patrol counterparts, ancient evil Saiyans, and fusions built for pure spectacle, and the usual “who’s stronger” debates stop making sense. What actually matters is the climb: who starts as an afterthought and ends up trading blows with gods. This list ranks the five wildest jumps in power.
| TITLE | Dragon Ball Heroes/Super Dragon Ball Heroes |
| STUDIO | Toei Animation |
| IMDb RATING (as of September 2, 2026) | 6.6/10 |
5 Xeno Vegito Fuses Two Legends Into One Unstoppable Powerhouse
Xeno Vegito from Dragon Ball Heroes | Credits: Toei AnimationXeno Vegito only exists because Goku and Vegeta‘s Time Patrol counterparts fuse through the Potara earrings, so he skips the slow grind everyone else here goes through. He shows up already juggling Super Saiyan Kaioken, Super Saiyan 3, and Super Saiyan 4, then gets bumped into Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker, a form strong enough to hold his own against Dark King Fu. It’s undeniably powerful, but it’s borrowed strength from two other fighters rather than a personal climb, so he rounds out the list.
4 Broly Turns His Endless Rage Into A Universe-Rattling Limit Breaker
Broly from Dragon Ball Heroes | Credits: Toei AnimationThis version of Broly skips the slow burn and just shows up terrifying. Once he unlocks Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker in Big Bang Mission 6, he’s strong enough to shrug off hits from two separate Vegito fusions at once, one of them in Super Saiyan 4, without looking bothered. Layer Demigra’s Transcended state on top, and he can stand against Xeno Goku and Xeno Vegeta fighting together. His ceiling is monstrous, but Heroes barely shows him earning it, which is why raw force lands him fourth.
3 Xeno Vegeta Finally Catches Up With A God-Tier Growth Spurt
Xeno Vegeta from Dragon Ball Heroes | Credits: Toei AnimationXeno Vegeta has spent his life playing catch-up to Goku, and Dragon Ball Heroes leans into that instead of hiding it. He grinds his way to Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Evolved, then gets handed the same Limit Breaker upgrade as his rival, using it in the anime to fight another version of himself, one running Evolved Blue, to a complete standstill. It’s a genuinely impressive climb for someone usually stuck one step behind, which is why he sits just under Xeno Goku here.
2 Cumber Goes From Fu’s Caged Prisoner To A Certified God Slayer
Cumber from Dragon Ball Heroes | Credits: Toei AnimationCumber starts as basically a lab specimen, an ancient Saiyan. Fu drags him to the Prison Planet to study his creepy black aura. Nobody expects much until he flattens Super Saiyan 2 Goku and corrupts him with a touch. From there, he climbs fast, standing evenly with Super Saiyan Blue Vegito, defeating Toppo outright, and eventually pushing to Super Saiyan 3 Full Power to make Jiren burn real energy fighting him. Going from caged experiment to genuine god slayer in one arc earns him this high a spot.
1 Xeno Goku Turns From A Time Patrol Rookie Into A Living God
Xeno Goku from Dragon Ball Heroes | Credits: Toei AnimationXeno Goku begins as just another loyal Time Patroller, nothing special compared to the multiverse’s biggest threats. Then Dragon Ball Heroes puts him through the wringer: Super Saiyan 4, then the god-touched Limit Breaker version, strong enough to stand with Xeno Vegeta against Modified Janemba and even Broly’s Transcended state. He even holds his own against his own timeline’s Goku mid-Ultra Instinct Sign, only losing once Goku goes fully Perfected. Watching him climb from background hero to genuine multiversal threat is exactly why he claims the top spot here.
What are your thoughts on our list of the strongest Saiyans from the Dragon Ball Heroes promotional anime series? We’d love to know your top picks and opinions in the comments below.
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