[UPDATE] ‘Dragon Ball Super’ episode 66 preview trailer, spoilers: ‘Showdown! The Unyielding Warriors' Miraculous Power’

Goku and company are ready to bring down this new threat in the form of Merged Zamasu but they have their backs to the wall. They need a new strategy to tackle Merged Zamasu. The preview trailer for "Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 to showcase what is in store in the new episode.

Warning: This article contains spoilers from "Dragon Ball Super" episodes. Read to know more.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 preview trailer video

Note: The promo will be uploaded as soon as the network makes it available, stay tuned.

Update: The preview trailer begins with, what looks like, Goku wearing potara earrings. It is Vegito (Goku and Vegeta's fusion). He attacks Merged Zamasu with blasts. However, Zamasu is able to counter the attack. The preview majorly focuses on the upcoming battle.

In the preview, Goku says Merged Zamasu is extremely strong, but it is time for them to get serious too about this battle. Watch the preview trailer below.

Credit: YouTube/Trending Promos

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 spoilers

So far, not a lot of info is out regarding episode 66 of the show.

"Goku and Vegeta have their backs to the wall! What strategy do they use to challenge Merged Zamasu?!" reads a part of the Weekly Shonen Jump preview for "Dragon Ball Super" episode 66 (via Herms98)

Meanwhile, in "Dragon Ball Super" episode 65, Merged Zamasu unveils his new power called Spears of Judgment against the mortals. Clearly, Vegeta and Goku are unable to stand against him. Soon, Trunks join in and his anger fuels his power. The Kaioshin could sense Trunks' ki rising at a rapid pace. Trunks gets flashbacks of Mai, Bulma, the two random kids and other survivor and he channels his rage fires a massive Gallic Gun but Merged Zamasu is way too strong.

Read more: "Dragon Ball Super" episode 65 recap and review: Wrath of Purple Energy Bird

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"Dragon Ball Super" episodes airs Sundays on Fuji TV in Japanese and with English subtitles on FUNimation, Crunchyroll, Daisuki and AnimeLab.