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Bandai released the V Jump 15th Anniversary Data Carddass Triple Card in 2008 to celebrate the magazine’s 15th anniversary. It brings together three smiling heroes on a single card: Goku from Dragon Ball, Monkey D. Luffy from ONE PIECE, and Naruto Uzumaki from Naruto.

Behind the striking red-and-gold design is a practical feature: three barcodes that let players use the card in three different arcade games of the era.

This guide covers the card’s design and game features, the three heroes it depicts, and the event where it was handed out. It also looks at other cards from V Jump Card Festa 2008 and bonus cards from later V Jump anniversary issues.

V Jump 15th Anniversary Triple Card Details

Product Name

V Jump 15th Anniversary Data Carddass Triple Card (Vジャンプ15周年記念 データカードダス トリプルカード)

Featuring Goku, Monkey D. Luffy, and Naruto Uzumaki (Shippuden)

Product Information

ItemDetails
ManufacturerBandai
Card typeData Carddass promotional card
Year2008
OccasionV Jump’s 15th anniversary
EventV Jump Card Festa 2008
Featured charactersGoku, Monkey D. Luffy, and Naruto Uzumaki (Shippuden)
Original compatible gamesDragon Ball Z W Bakuretsu Impact (ドラゴンボールZ W爆烈IMPACT)
Naruto Shippuden: Narutimate Formation (ナルティメットフォーメーション)
One Piece Berry Match (ワンピーベリーマッチ)
Barcode layoutOne barcode on the front and two on the back

The front is dominated by the group illustration, with the V Jump 15th anniversary logo above it. The back lists gameplay details for Naruto and Luffy, including abilities and moves.

Also known as the Special Triple Card, this commemorative promo brings three series together in one illustration. It fits into collections built around any of the three series or around crossovers between Jump titles.

V Jump’s 15th Anniversary and Card Festa 2008

What Is V Jump?

Source: V Jump official website

Shueisha launched V Jump in May 1993. The magazine covers manga and anime as well as video games and cards, giving readers more ways to follow their favorite series.

The magazine turned 15 in 2008, and the Triple Card marks the occasion with a “15th” logo above the three heroes.

V Jump Card Festa 2008 in Tokyo and Osaka

Source: Square Enix — V Jump Card Festa 2008

V Jump Card Festa 2008 was an invitation-only event held in Tokyo and Osaka.

CityDatesVenue
TokyoAugust 21–22, 2008Tokyo Big Sight, West Hall 4
OsakaAugust 30, 2008INTEX Osaka, Hall 6, Zone B

Players received the Triple Card for taking part in a match at the Bandai booth. Anyone who played a match in one of the featured games could take home a card, win or lose.

For fans who attended, the card is a keepsake from the time they spent playing at the event.

The Three Heroes on the Triple Card

Goku, the Hero of Dragon Ball

Source: Dragon Ball Official Site

Dragon Ball began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1984. When a young Goku meets Bulma, they set off in search of the seven Dragon Balls, which grant a wish when brought together. The story follows Goku and his friends through adventures, training, and battles against increasingly powerful foes.

On the Triple Card, Goku stands in the foreground in his orange gi. His black hair and wide grin capture the familiar look of Goku in his base form.

Set him beside a card showing a transformation such as Super Saiyan and you can see how his hair color and expression change.

Monkey D. Luffy, Captain of the Straw Hat Pirates

Source: ONE PIECE.com

Eiichiro Oda’s manga ONE PIECE began serialization in 1997. Luffy sets out to sea to become King of the Pirates. As his crew grows, they sail in search of the legendary treasure known as the One Piece.

Luffy grins in his signature straw hat and red vest on the Triple Card. He stands behind Goku, giving the illustration the feel of a group snapshot.

For ONE PIECE fans, the crossover is a chance to see Luffy in his classic outfit alongside two heroes from other Jump series.

Naruto Uzumaki, the Ninja Who Dreams of Becoming Hokage

Source: NARUTO Official Site

Masashi Kishimoto’s manga Naruto began serialization in 1999. Naruto Uzumaki lives in the Hidden Leaf Village and dreams of becoming Hokage, the leader of its ninja. His friends and mentors help him grow as he works toward that goal.

The Triple Card features Naruto as he appears in Naruto Shippuden. He wears his black-and-orange outfit and rests a hand on his forehead protector. The markings on his cheeks round out the familiar look.

Goku, Luffy, and Naruto come from different worlds, but each pursues a goal and faces hardships alongside his friends. For fans who followed all three stories, seeing the heroes together is part of the card’s appeal.

The Triple Card’s Design and How It Worked Across Three Games

A Red-and-Gold Design

The background on the front fades from red to orange. A gleaming gold border frames the card, and lines radiating behind the characters draw the eye to the trio.

The DATA CARDDASS and V Jump 15th anniversary logos sit at the top, with character names and game stats below. The layout makes room for both the commemorative artwork and the gameplay information.

Between the three grins and the gold trim, this card can stand out on a binder page of Jump cards.

Three Barcodes for Three Games



The front barcode was for Dragon Ball Z W Bakuretsu Impact, while the two on the back were for Naruto Shippuden: Narutimate Formation and One Piece Berry Match. Players scanned whichever barcode matched the machine they were using.

Goku’s section on the front shows stats such as health and attack power. On the back, Naruto’s section lists ninjutsu, while Luffy’s includes stats such as power and speed. Both sides of the card are used to fit the different games’ stats and moves.

All three heroes share the artwork, and each had a barcode for his own game.

What Is Data Carddass?

Source: Carddass.com

Data Carddass is an arcade card game system that reads barcodes on physical cards.

Players could collect cards of their favorite characters and then use the abilities printed on those cards in on-screen battles. The Triple Card was built for that style of play.

One Piece Berry Match debuted in arcades in May 2008, the same year the Triple Card appeared. The promo captures a moment when ONE PIECE, Dragon Ball, and Naruto all had a presence in Data Carddass arcades.

Collecting the 2008 Commemorative Card

The Triple Card was handed out to players who took part in matches at the Bandai booth during the invitation-only V Jump Card Festa 2008. Getting one at the event meant being invited and playing a match, a distribution story that makes the card an interesting piece of memorabilia.

In 2026, 18 years after its debut, the card offers a look back at Data Carddass in the 2000s.

Place it beside cards of the same characters from other years and you can see how their outfits, artwork, and card layouts changed. If you played Data Carddass as a kid, it can also bring familiar characters back into your collection.

It fits just as well in a collection of V Jump anniversary items or merchandise that brings together multiple Jump series.

Other Cards to Collect from V Jump Card Festa 2008

The event also gave attendees individual character cards. Here are three of those attendee promos, featuring Goku, Franky, and Deidara.

Goku (VJCF-2008)

Source: Suruga-ya — Goku (VJCF-2008)

Goku (VJCF-2008) is a promo for Dragon Ball Z W Bakuretsu Impact. It’s a Goku player card distributed at the same event as the Triple Card.

Goku collectors can pair the two cards to represent the 2008 event. The solo card also fits a collection of V Jump-related Dragon Ball cards.

Franky (VJCF-2008)

Source: Suruga-ya — Franky (VJCF-2008)

This is a promo for One Piece Berry Match. Franky is the shipwright of the Straw Hat Pirates and sails with Luffy and the rest of the crew.

Pairing it with the Triple Card puts two Straw Hats from the same event side by side. It’s a natural fit for character collections and binders of early One Piece Berry Match cards.

Deidara (VJCF-2008)

Source: Suruga-ya — Deidara (VJCF-2008)

This promo is part of the Naruto Data Carddass lineup. Deidara is a member of the Akatsuki who fights by molding explosive clay into different shapes.

Adding Deidara alongside the Triple Card gives you both Naruto and a character who opposes him. It also fits a collection focused on the Akatsuki.

Bonus Cards from Other V Jump Anniversary Issues

V Jump has marked several anniversaries with cards. The 20th, 25th, and 30th anniversary issues included bonus cards from the Dragon Ball Heroes series.

These cards came with the magazine, while the Triple Card was handed out to players at the event. Collecting them by anniversary shows how V Jump’s card tie-ins evolved over time.

20th Anniversary Bonus Card — Goku (GPJ-15)

Source: Official Dragon Ball Heroes card list

Goku (GPJ-15) is a Dragon Ball Heroes card included with the super-sized July 2013 issue of V Jump, which marked the magazine’s 20th anniversary. Its special move is Super Kamehameha, and its in-game ability allows Goku to transform into a Super Saiyan God.

Players could trigger the transformation by successfully completing the required card action from round 3 onward. A successful transformation boosted Goku’s power by 8,000.

25th Anniversary Bonus Cards — Goku (UVPJ-07) and Goku: Xeno (UVPJ-08)

Source: Official Super Dragon Ball Heroes preview of the 25th anniversary bonus cards

Goku (UVPJ-07) and Goku: Xeno (UVPJ-08) are Super Dragon Ball Heroes cards included with V Jump’s 25th anniversary issue in 2018.

Goku (UVPJ-07) came with a new special move and an ability named “25th V Ability,” carrying the anniversary theme into the game itself.

30th Anniversary Bonus Cards — Super First Heroes Set



Source: Dragon Ball Official Site — V Jump’s 30th anniversary issue

The Super First Heroes Set is a three-card set included with the super-sized July issue of V Jump, released on May 19, 2023, to celebrate the magazine’s 30th anniversary. It features Goku, Vegeta, and Gohan (Adult) from Super Dragon Ball Heroes. All three cards have the “30th V Ability.”

The set revisits three bonus cards from V Jump’s December 2010 issue, when Dragon Ball Heroes first appeared in the magazine. Goku, Vegeta, and Gohan (Adult) returned in the anniversary set with upgraded abilities.

For fans who remember the game’s debut, the set ties that moment to V Jump’s 30th anniversary. Display it alongside the original bonus cards to compare how each character’s card changed.

A Commemorative Card Bringing Goku, Luffy, and Naruto Together

Here’s what the V Jump 15th Anniversary Triple Card offers collectors.

  • Crossover artwork featuring Goku, Monkey D. Luffy, and Naruto Uzumaki
  • A striking red-and-gold design
  • A logo commemorating V Jump’s 15th anniversary
  • Three barcodes designed for three arcade games of the era
  • Other promos from the same event to collect alongside it

With three Jump heroes on one commemorative card, it fits collections focused on either the manga series or Data Carddass from the 2000s.

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