Nov 08, 2016 05:01 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Recent updates on "Dragon Ball Super" episodes 66 and 67 revealed some possible death for DBS characters, particularly with the prince of the fallen Saiyan race, Vegeta. There are also speculations of an imminent Saiyan battle in the upcoming episodes of the "Dragon Ball."

"Dragon Ball Super" Episodes 66, dubbed as the Showdown! The Unyielding Warriors' Miraculous Power, is expected that Vegito will make an appearance. This episode of DBS would also showcase the connection between Vegeta and Son Goku, as both "Dragon Ball Super" characters aim to collaborate to defeat the antagonists of the anime series, Black Goku and Zamasu.

Anyway, as the battle between Vegito and merged Zamasu heats up, the "Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 is expected to feature an intense battle between the opposing forces. After Son Goku attack the merged Black Goku and Zamasu, the antagonists might be experiencing some damage, according to Attack Of The Fanboy.

The main protagonist of the Dragon Ball, Son Goku, made it known that he and Vegeta will unveil their real power against Zamasu. Besides, Vegito also noticed that Zamasu might have been affected by their attacks. In addition, spoilers of "Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 also noted that after Goku broke the ring of light of Zamasu, something strange happened to the character, HOF Mag reported.

Moreover, in the "Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 teaser trailer, the Merged Zamasu was attempting to flee from Vegito. This can only mean that Zamasu was already severely damaged. Wherein, the appearance of the Merged Zamasu in his damaged form, only suggests the ultimate termination of the "Dragon Ball Super" villain.

However, fans will only witness the end of the Merged Zamasu in episode 67, in which, the episode is entitled, A Visit From the Omni-King! Bye-Bye Zamasu! DBS episode 67 is slated to telecast on Nov. 30.

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