‘Dragon Ball Super’ Has An Easy Way to Kill Off Its Gods

Dragon Ball Super has seen various gods of various universes orchestrating epic fights and tournaments to test the strongest fighters in the universe. But even though Goku gave a God of Destruction like Beerus a good run in their fight, the gods have always been safely above the mortal fighters, in terms of power.

However, there is one method that Dragon Ball Super has established as a surefire way to kill a god:

Deadly Wishes…

As Dragon Ball Super approaches the event of Goku’s new transformation, some fans are looking beyond that milestone, to what will ultimately be the outcome of the Tournament of Power. With various characters bringing different agendas to the ring, there is potential for some big twists in how the Super Dragon Balls get used.

For example: what if Freeza actually gets to make the wish? Would the conqueror simply restore himself to life, or would he pull down the entire universe system of gods and Kai and all the other external forces that have given Saiyans like Goku and Vegeta new levels of power? After all, Freeza only believes in his own power and strength, so bringing everyone down to his level would set up an crazy new status quo.

That’s just one scenario of what could come from the use of the Super Dragon Balls; one thing is certain, though: in the Tournament of Power, no one is safe, not even the gods themselves!

Next Round of the Tournament

Before we get to the Super Dragon Balls and that all-important wish, however, we still need to get to the end of the Tournament of Power!

Goku will soon be battling Jiren from Universe 11, and somewhere in that battle, we sill see Goku unleash a Spirit Bomb attack, and when that fails, we will reportedly see a new max level of the Kaio-ken, which will somehow result in Goku’s mysterious new transformation, the exact details of which are still unknown. What we do know, is that the nature of the transformation will reportedly shock Dragon Ball fans like never before.

What is your hunch about Goku’s new form? Do you think it has to do with the hero’s God Ki or something else entirely? Hit us up on Twitter @ComicBook to let us know!

Dragon Ball Super airs on Crunchyroll Saturdays at 7:15 p.m. CST. Toonami will begin airing the English dub on Adult Swim Saturdays at 11:30 p.m.