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'Dragon Ball Super' Episode 64, 65 spoilers, air dates: Zamasu and Black Goku merge into powerful entity

Kristinova V. Justimbaste October 29, 2016 09:29 AM EST

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Fans of the hit anime "Dragon Ball Super" are eager to know what's next for the Super Saiyans. In the forthcoming episodes, viewers will see Goku and Vegeta working together to save Trunks and prevent Zamasu from merging with Black Goku.

To recap episode 63 titled "Don't Defy the Saiyan Cells," viewers saw Trunks receive a massive hit from Black Goku. Just as the latter was about to deliver the finishing blow, Vegeta and Son Goku reappeared on the battlefield, thus, saving the former. Although the pair momentarily managed to save Trunks, a bigger threat is looming â€” the fusion of Black Gok and Zamasu.

The Super Saiyans will reportedly try to defeat the pair before they attempt to fuse together. In episodes 64 and 65, viewers could see fusion will happen. Though there are no concrete details about the forthcoming episodes, fans believe that the union will create an even more powerful being.

Reports say that episode 64 is titled "Praise and Adore Him! The Explosive Birth of Merged Zamasu!" The upcoming episode will show Black Goku merge with Zamasu to defeat Vegeta and Goku once and for all. Will the Super Saiyans stand a chance against this new enemy? Fans will have to find out the conclusion of this epic battle in the following episode of the series.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 65 will reportedly be titled "Final Judgment! The Supreme God's Ultimate Power." In this episode, anime enthusiasts will finally find out the victor of this legendary battle. Will viewers see the defeat of Son Goku and Vegeta? Or will viewers see the demise of enemy?

Fans don't have to wait that long to find out what happens next. "Dragon Ball Super" episode 64 is expected to launch on Oct. 30. Meanwhile, episode 65 is slated for a Nov. 6 premiere. Stay tuned for more details.

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