‘Dragon Ball Super’ Episode 75 Air Date & Spoilers: Goku and Krillin’s Training Session featuring Great Saiyaman
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"Dragon Ball Super" fans have been ecstatic about the long awaited Multiverse Tournament in the upcoming “Universal Survival” arc. But before that event takes place, there are still more episodes to encounter. The most current one is the upcoming "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 75 of the series entitled "Goku and Kuririn: To the Nostalgic Training Ground."
As viewed in the promo, Enstarz revealed that the plotline for "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 75 would be a bored Goku desperately searching for a training partner. Fortunately, he saw old pal Krillin chasing robbers and invites him to train together for the upcoming tournament. Krillin amid long time halt from martial arts training agreed quickly with the training session plan.
More so, Comic Book stated that fans were in shock to know that the cocky mother Chi-chi was hinted to be the one who called Gohan to help her desperate husband with his training. Since Chi-chi was known for opposing Gohan’s martial arts, it was quite a surprise indeed.
Thus, Son Goku and Krillin’s battle resulted in ruining Goku’s training field which left Chi-chi furious in "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 75. Another reason for Chi-chi’s rage was that the fact that she knew that Goku forced Gohan's transformation to Great Saiyaman.
On top of that, the synopsis of the upcoming Universal Arc is the Omni-Kings’ “Tournament of Power” martial arts tournament between the 12 universes. It was mentioned that “this [tournament] also proves to be the beginning of universal destruction. What awaits the victors of this tournament, and the vanquished…?! How will these intense team battles between the elites of each universe turn out…?!”
The Universal Arc which would feature Gohan leading their team Earth to battle among other universe is reported to air on February 5, 2017. Also, rest assured for fans, “Dragon Ball Super” Episode 75 would air on Sunday, January 22 at 9 a.m. on Fuji TV.
