The long-awaited moment has arrived, as Dragon Ball Super finally revealed Goku‘s new transformation, which is known as “Mastery of Self-Movement!”
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Goku manifested this new form after an all-out battle with Universe 11’s strongest fighter, Jiren, in the Tournament of Power. Episode 109 established Goku’s Mastery of Self-Movement form, but it was Episode 110 that actually showed us the new technique in action.
Here’s how Dragon Ball Super fans are feeling about Goku’s new transformation:
New Levels… Of Excitement!
First and foremost, Dragon Ball Super fans seem to think that the long wait to see this new form of Goku’s was well worth it:
The wait is over! Goku’s New Transformation has finally arrived! #DragonBallSuper pic.twitter.com/OZD9rqHS95
— Mamba (@mambalouis) October 8, 2017
Measuring of MOSM
Now that we’ve seen Mastery of Self-Movement, a technique that even a God of Destruction like Beerus struggles with, fans are trying to gauge its power:
Me trying to get a reading of Goku’s power level after he pops that new transformation like #DragonBallSuper #gokuvsjiren pic.twitter.com/4fTFjdd5IJ
— Gatsu AMV’s (@GatsuAMVs) October 8, 2017
BEERUS AND WHIS CONFIRM THAT GOKU LEARNED SOMETHING THAT NONE OF THE GODS HAVE LEARNED! MASTERY OF SELF MOVEMENT!!!!! ITS OVER!!!
— Alex (@UnrealEntGaming) October 8, 2017
Jiren Love
Even though Goku’s transformation is the main focus, a lot of DBS fans were also very impressed with Jiren!
Jiren THE GOAT OMG ???? https://t.co/K81NKe5aIp
— Chris Goodman Jr (@UG_Assassin) October 8, 2017
Breaking the Roll
Crunchyroll and Funimation simulcasts of this two-part Dragon Ball Super event were crashing like crazy due to subscriber overload!
Crunchyroll get your hamsters going please. I’m trying to watch Goku vs Jiren before Nate hits us hard.
— Corey (@Plexxx251) October 8, 2017
Damn man… I just wanna watch subbed version and its crashing ? first time ever… Guess will wait
— Goku (@realmadridbeat) October 8, 2017
crunchyroll and funimation crashed
— Best Goku Black JP (@ArisatoGod2k) October 8, 2017
Goku broke the internet!!!!!
— Prestige p ?❤️❌ (@PrettyBoyPrs) October 8, 2017
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.
