Apr 25, 2024 | Updated: 11:35 AM EDT
Mar 16, 2017 11:24 AM EDT
"Dragon Ball," the long-running franchise has been around for more than three decades but still kicking in the anime industry which they have already created thousands of characters either villain or allies in the movie or series. Goku, as one of the main character, is the anime story will drag his/her allies into an everyday training which will lead into something trouble.
"Dragon Ball Super" recently illustrates the chaos initiated by Goku since the Universal Survival arc was started. The storyline flows into Goku when he asks the Omni-kings to host a multiverse martial arts tournament which were automatically granted by the Kings; the tournament went chaotic and the Earth's ultimate hero along with his friends are now shaping up to protect their home again, as noted by Blasting News.
As long as the "Dragon Balls Super" episode 83 will be released, viewers can expect that Goku is trying everything to get Vegeta to the tournament. While Vegeta is losing his temper for Goku's annoying recruitment and the Prince of Saiyan along with his wife Bulma is waiting for their second child to be born. According to Comic Book, Goku is feeling nervous about the outcome of the tournament where they are losing so it's not surprising that he's doing all he can to persuade the Prince of Saiyan; Vegeta.
Goku now searches for new powerful members for the Tournament of Power in "Dragon Ball Super." Goku's latest battle made him realize that they needed more powerful allies that can match the enemies' lineup. Once Goku and his team find their way back to the Earth, they will immediately start scouting and recruiting new members to join their team for the said Tournament; one of their main pick to recruit was Vegeta. However, Vegeta and Bulma's daughter is about to be born in the next episodes of "Dragon Ball Super."
Vegeta can't calm down for the intense for her upcoming daughter. Goku and his team will try to convince Vegeta but it can be expected that he will still refuse the offer to battle. "Dragon Ball Super" will air on Crunchyroll every Saturday at exactly 7:15 PM CST while Toonami will air on an English dub in Adult Swim every Saturdays at 11:30 PM.
