"Dragon Ball Super" episode 67 titled "A Visit from the Omni-King! Bye-Bye Zamasu!" is believed to be the last of the Zamasu arc.

Accordingly, the title suggests nothing more than the impending death of Zamasu. Mobipicker suggested that his death will be the conclusion of the Zamasu story arc and the beginning of the new arc involving Zen-o.

In fact, it is believed that Zen-o will make his appearance as he plays a pivotal role in the defeat of black Goku and Zamasu. There is still no update as to how Zeno defeated the two, as even their fusion did not work on him.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 68 is still untitled, but spoilers still have something to say on what to expect in the episode. Accordingly, this will feature a Multiverse Tournament. According to sources, the tournament will be Goku's ticket to gain the help of Zen-o in restoring the world's stability, after the severe damage caused by Black Goku and Zamasu, and in changing his mind about ousting Future Trunks and the two timelines he created.

It is still unconfirmed whether the title "Goodbye Trunks" will be for episode 68 and whether this entails Future Trunk's disappearance in the anime.

In other news, Toei Animation finally forged an agreement with the FUNimation Entertainment for the streaming, overseeing digital download, video distribution, broadcast and even the distribution of "Dragon Ball Super" merchandise. In fact, Anime News Network reported that an English dub of the anime is already released in the United States and Canada.

Meanwhile, it is reported that "Dragon Ball Super" has made it to the 6^th place among the most watched anime in Japanese TV rankings - the same place as that of "One Piece." There are reports that the sudden rise of ratings can be attributed to the intense fight of Goku and Vegeta's combined features otherwise known as Vegitto.

The next episode of "DBS" is set to be aired on Nov. 13.