"Dragon Ball Super" Survival Universe Arc arrives Sunday, Feb. 5 and it is dropping its very first episode with a bang. Episode 77 plays a vital role for the upcoming Saiyan series as important events commence from here. Moreover, the "Dragon Ball Super" hype continuous up to episode 78 where the Omni-King announces his ultimate tournament ruling.

"Dragon Ball Super" Episode 77

After "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 76's release from the previous week, the follow-up episode 77 gets more glorified. In its latest 31-second long promo trailer, episode 77 highlights the arrival of the fighters participating in the inter-galaxy tournament. According to Mobipicker, Z-Fighters are also taking part of this competition. Krillin will be joined by Android 18, Tenshinhan, Buu, Master Roshi, Hercules, and Chaozu.

New Gods of Destruction are also making their debut in "Dragon Ball Super" alongside their angel overseer in episode 77. We can also expect that Broly, the legendary female Saiyan in her pre-arrival introduction and get more hints of her real identity.

"Dragon Ball Super" Episode 78

Jump preview for DBS ep.78, airing February 12th.  Spoilers and all that jazz. pic.twitter.com/6Ncn4d57qd

— Todd Blankenship (@Herms98) February 2, 2017

Meanwhile, "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 78 is titled "The Gods of all Universes are in shock?! You'll be obliterated if you lose at the tournament of Power," Blasting News added. From the episode title itself, expect for shocking revelations in survival arc. The Omni-King announces his fearsome ruling over the defeated universe. The rule content says that these losing teams will be obliterated in the face of the universe.

The Supreme King's ruling follows the goal of the survival universe tournament to determine the best fighter in all of the galaxies. "Dragon Ball Super's very first match will happen between universe 7 against universe 10.

"Dragon Ball Super" Episode 77 will commence the saga during the date stated above while Episode 78 airs on the following Sunday, Feb. 12 on Fuji TV at 9 a.m. Japan time.