There has already been technically just over 11 minutes played in Dragon Ball Super‘s Tournament of Power, with already a number of characters being eliminated. Fans in that time have seen the cruel reality for the universes that lose the battle royal, with Universes 9 and 10 already being erased.
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In the lead up to episode 104 of Dragon Ball Super, where Goku will use his Super Saiyan God form for the first time since his fight with Beerus; a leader board has been released so fans can see who is winning and who is losing the Tournament of Power.
With six universes remaining, it is Universe 7 who is sitting on top with the least number of fighters knocked out and the most KO’s. The only fighter Universe 7 has lost is Krillin, who moments after knocking out an opponent let his guard down, which allowed Frost from Universe 6 to take him out. Goku is also the one to have had the most knockouts and saves, along with his rival Vegeta.
Meanwhile, Universe 6 isn’t too far behind either, with them also only losing one fighter in Botamo and having the second most KO’s with 10. Both Universe 6 and 7 contain a number of strong Saiyan warriors, who will likely play a big part for the rest of the tournament. Caulifla and Kale are the two who have performed the best for Universe 6 for far, with Hit not doing too much in the early stages of the battle. Also, Universe 6 has three warriors fans haven’t seen yet, two of which are also Namekian.
Universe 2 is next with only two warriors being taken out and having two KO’s as well. Their strongest fighter in Ribarianne is still in the tournament and so is their Yardrat, who can also be a massive threat to the others. After that, it is all down hill for the other remaining universes, with only the erased Universe 9 having a KO.
That’s right, no other Universe outside of Universes 7, 6, 2 and 9 has knocked out a warrior yet. Universe 10 fell out of the competition with barely making their mark; meanwhile, Universes 4, 3, and 11 are yet to make an impact as well.
Before the Tournament of Power began, Universe 11 was expected to be a big threat with their Pride Troopers looking quite dangerous. However, their strongest fighters in Jiren and Toppo have done very little, with most of Universe 11’s fighters already being knocked out. Therefore, for the moment Universe 7 looks as if they will be victorious, however, that may change in the episodes to come.
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.
