Trunks is trying his best to stop Zamasu and Goku Black, but they are just too powerful. But, Vegeta's intense battle is about to begin. "Dragon Ball Super" episode 63 preview trailer revolves around what is in store in "Don't Defile Saiyan Cells! The Curtain Rises on Vegeta's Intense Battle!!"
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"Dragon Ball Super" episode 63 preview trailer video
Note: The promo will be uploaded as soon as the network makes it available, stay tuned.
Update:
"Goku: Hey, this is Goku! Sorry to keep your waiting, Zamasu, Black! This time we'll beat you two for sure!
Black: This era will become your graves!
Goku: Vegeta, I'm leaving Black to you! Show off the results of your training! Next time on Dragon Ball Super: 'Don't Defile Saiyan Cells! The Curtain Rises on Vegeta's Intense Battle' Don't miss it!" reads the translation of the preview trailer.
The "Dragon Ball Super" episode 63 preview starts with Trunks launching attacks on Zamasu and Goku Black. He is trying to hold them off until Vegeta and Goku arrive at the battlefield again. One of the scenes shows Goku Black using his Rose blade technique while Trunks tries to fight with his sword.
Towards the end of the promo, Vegeta arrives in Super Saiyan Blue form and he can be seen fight up against Super Saiyan Rose Goku Black.
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"Dragon Ball Super" episode 63 spoilers
Goku and Vegeta are back to the present while Future Trunks tries to stop Zamasu and Goku Black.
Meanwhile, Goku and Vegeta look for a method to beat Zamasu and Goku Black. However, Piccolo seems to have a plan for them. He suggests they can use the Mafuba technique against Goku Black.
Elsewhere, Trunks has put his entire being to fight the evil duo. He wants to protect the world but Goku Black manages to inflict life-threatening damage. Goku Black is ready to annihilate Future Trunks.
But, Goku and Vegeta arrive. Will they save the day?
"Dragon Ball Super" episodes air Sundays on Fuji TV at 9 a.m. Japan time.
This article will be updated post "Dragon Ball Super" episode 62.