Sep 12, 2016 11:10 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Every fan of the phenomenal hit "Dragon Ball Super" seems to make scrupulous efforts to gather information regarding the upcoming episodes.

As the episode 58 of "Dragon Ball Super" has aired this week, it showcased what went down in Zamasu and Black Goku's mystery. The episode 58 ended with Zamasu entering with a trolley and declared that he has brought the tea.

It has been claimed that the anime TV series has already drafted the potential titles and plots of its impending episodes, based on the report of iTech Post.

Based on the "Dragon Ball Super" episode 59 trailer, Gowasu (Supreme Kai from Universe 10 and the master of Zamasu) seems in great danger. Episode 59 is slated to be released on September 25, since the anime series will take a break next Sunday, Stopru reported.

Episode 59 of DBS is said to be entitled "Protect the Kaioshin Gowasu/Destroy Zamasu." This episode is speculated to reveal the ultimate defeat of Zamasu after being shattered by the main protagonist of "Dragon Ball Super," Son Goku, according to Attack Of The Fanboy.

However, episode 60 of DBS will be called "To the Future Once again/Goku Black's identity revealed." It was noted that the producer of the anime series, Toei Animation, has an intense feeling of deep affection to tease the identity of Black Goku and expectedly, episode 60 will reveal the character's true identity. "Dragon Ball Super" episode 60 is scheduled to telecast on October 2

DBS episode 61 is dubbed as "Zamasu's Ambition/The Human Elimination Plan is Divulged," in which the chapter will feature Zamasu's hate strengthened when he meet the main protagonist, Son Goku, who possesses a God like powers.

The battle in "Dragon Ball Super" continues for peace and order as Son Goku will be facing villains that will test his strength and capabilities.

Anyway, fans of DBS are hoping to have some revelations on Black and its origins in the upcoming episode.

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