'Dragon Ball Super' episodes 77, 78 spoilers: Vegeta refuses to join Goku in training; survival of a universe depends on multiverse tournament
In episode 77 of "Dragon Ball Super," Goku will be excited for the Universe's Greatest Martial Arts Tournament, but Vegeta will refuse to join him in training. Meanwhile, the survival of a universe might depend on the results of the multi-universe martial arts tournament.
Episode 77 of "Dragon Ball Super" is titled "Let's Do It, Omni-King! The Universe's Greatest Martial Arts Tournament!!" where Goku cannot wait for the Omni-King's multi-universe tournament to begin.
Goku will ask Vegeta to train with him, but, as seen from the episode 77 promo, Vegeta will refuse so that he can take care of Bulma who will soon give birth to their child.
In the promo, Goku can be heard, saying: "Hey, it's me Goku. Hey Vegeta, let's go to Whis' san for training again. What! you're not going? What's with you, Vegeta? Does it have something to do with Bulma's big belly? I can't wait any longer. I am going to ask Zen Chan to hold the martial arts tournament."
Vegeta's choice to skip training may not be the only surprising element in the episode. Goku will be seen approaching the Omni-King like they're very close friends, causing Beerus and the others to be quite tense about his behavior towards the king.
Meanwhile, Yibada reports that episode 77 is the beginning of the new "Universal Survival Arc," which is why it is anticipated that, in episode 78, the Omni-King will place the fate of a universe on the results of the Universe's Greatest Martial Arts Tournament.
According to Inquisitr, the Omni-King will be calling all Gods of Destruction to announce that he will be hosting the upcoming Greatest Martial Arts Tournament. It is then expected that the Omni-King will reveal that a universe's existence will be dependent on their victories in the multiverse tournament.
One of the great features of episode 78 is the scene where different Gods from their perspective universes bow down to their all mighty Omni-King.
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