'Dragon Ball Super' episode 70 spoilers news 2016: Universe 7 and 6 fighters clash again
"Dragon Ball Super" will continue with the Hit arc next week with episode 70, "Champa's Challenge! This Time We Face Off in Baseball!!"
Based on the preview provided by Jump Magazine, this installment will be light-hearted in tone, despite the fact that it will see the Universe 6 and Universe 7 warriors clash once again.
However, instead of brawling it out like before, "Dragon Ball Super" episode 70 will see the fighters play a friendly game of baseball not knowing how the sport actually works. The description reads:
"To promote friendship between Universe 6 and 7, Champa asks Beerus about having a friendly baseball match! But Champa really wants to eat Earth food, and neither he nor either team actually knows the rules of baseball...?!"
As per the "Dragon Ball Super" episode 70 spoilers, Goku will serve as the first pitcher while Beerus coaches Universe 7. Vados will serve as the umpire.
It will be Yamcha who steps up to the plate as the second pitcher. It is teased that he "gets a lot of strikes with his specialty fastballs, but?!"
As for the Universe 7's lineup, Champa will obviously coach the team while Botamo and Cabba give it all they have got for the match. From the looks of it, things will not be as simple as an actual baseball game in "Dragon Ball Super" episode 70.
After all, with none of them familiar with the rules, they will likely make their own and things might get out of hand and violent too.
While "Dragon Ball Super" episode 70 sounds like fun and games, at least for the most part, the episode that will follow will be dark as Goku will be targeted by the legendary assassin, Hit.
"Dragon Ball Super" episode 70, "Champa's Challenge! This Time We Face Off in Baseball!!" airs Sunday, Dec. 11, on Fuji TV.
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