New 'Dragon Ball' Title Teases The Defeat Of Super Saiyan Blue
Warning! Spoilers for Dragon Ball Super’s 115th episode lie below!Dragon Ball Super is about to [...]
Warning! Spoilers for Dragon Ball Super's 115th episode lie below!
Dragon Ball Super is about to welcome a new fusion, but fans may be less thrilled about the debut when they learn about the anime's newest episode title. Earlier today, the name of the show's 115th episode dropped, and it is teasing that Goku's Super Saiyan Blue form is could be wrecked.
Weekly Shonen Jump's next issue features the full name and synopsis for one of Dragon Ball Super's next episodes. The info leaked online from a fan-vetted Korean website, and you can check out its English translation below:
"Caulifla and Kale merge! Goku is in a tight spot! Caulifla and Kale merge into Kafla! Stuck purely on the defensive against the powered-up Kafla's attacks, Goku transforms into Super Saiyan Blue."
As the synopsis says, Dragon Ball Super will let Goku go back to his SSB form pretty soon after his fight with Jiren. However, the episode's title is what has fans feeling a bit anxious. After all, the release is called, "Goku vs Kalfa! Super Saiyan Blue Beaten?!"
Do you hear that? That is the sound of the Dragon Ball fandom rising up.
Fans have long said they could not support the idea of Kale and Caulifla's fusion outdoing Goku's SSB form. Beating a god is hard, and there are those who feel the Universe 6 warriors have not trained hard enough to take down Goku who is a seasoned fighter.
Of course, Dragon Ball Super is not afraid to mislead fans at times. The title doesn't give a firm guarantee that SSB will be taken out by Kafla; Goku could very easily upset the episode title and take the fusion out of the tournament entirely. If anything, the anime's title simply stresses that Kafla will be powerful enough to take Goku by surprising even when he's SSB, and that could be a good thing for the fusion. After all, what's the point of fusing if it doesn't give you one insane power-up?
Dragon Ball Super's "Universal Survival" saga is part of the recent simulcast agreement that sites like Crunchyroll and Funimation have scored. Dragon Ball Super airs on Crunchyroll Saturdays at 7:15 p.m. CST. Toonami airs the English dub on Adult Swim Saturdays at 11:30 p.m.
