Spoilers for episode 76 of "Dragon Ball Super" reveal fans will see the three former buddies to return in the anime series. Majin Buu, Cell, and Freeza will make a comeback to the anime and do they come for revenge or peace?
The Japanese synopsis for episode 76 has been released and a certain Todd Blankenship took time out to translate and post the English version. Blankenship took to his Twitter account the synopsis which reveals that Goku will encounter again the three villains he has fought in the previous episodes.
Spoilers for DBS eps.74-77: pic.twitter.com/GVJ6817emJ
— Todd Blankenship (@Herms98) January 7, 2017
According to the translated synopsis, Goku has a new training partner. Krillin will be partnering with Goku in his training which requires them to acquire the "Paradise Grass" from the forest, as commanded by Master Roshi, the Turtle Hermit.
While trying to locate the "Paradise Grass," Goku will unexpectedly meet again his three former foes, Cell, Majin Buu and Freeza. Unfortunately, the translated synopsis did not mention if the three baddies will fight again with Goku or they will just simply have an acquaintance in the forest.
The "Paradise Grass" is known to be associated with effects of hallucinations. Fans of the anime have joked that Goku and Krillin might end up getting high because of the plant, Inquisitr has noted. Fans speculate that the next episode might feature Goku and Krillin fighting with the trees and wild animals in the forest.
Meanwhile, things are getting more exciting for "Dragon Ball Super" as the succeeding episode 75 is about to launch the "Universe Survival" arc which is scheduled to begin next month in Japan. The spoilers for episode 75 reveal that fans will see Bulma being heavy with her second child and is about to give birth too.
The publication also mentioned that the upcoming "Universal Survival" arc would most likely beat if not exceed the previous best arcs of "Dragon Ball Z." Will the upcoming arc prove to be the best saga ever?
In addition, the English version of "Dragon Ball Super" has premiered in Toonami on Jan. 7 and will air the second episode on the following week, Saturday, Jan. 14. Stay tuned for more updates on your favorite anime.
