'Dragon Ball Super' episode 2 spoilers: Vegeta taking Bulma and Trunks on family trip

A new saga has started with "Dragon Ball Super" airing its pilot episode on July 5. [Spoiler Alert!] As noted by Attack of the Fanboy, there isn't much action in the episode. Goku does some chores and the Earth has never been this peaceful in a long time. 

In the next episode of the series, it looks like all eyes will be on Vegeta. However, there will be no super-charged fighting just yet. Shonen Jump magazine has revealed the synopsis for episode 2 and thanks to Kanzenshuu's translation, fans now know what the fighter will be up to. 

The summary of the episode reveals that Vegeta is taking Bulma and Trunks on a family trip and the two are both very ecstatic about the unexpected escapade. Vegeta himself seems to be taking a break from training but he still can't believe Goku is, too. 

This "Dragon Ball Super" installment is extra exciting to see knowing that a serious character like Vegeta will be seen loosening up, which is a rare occasion. Seeing him have a good time with his loved ones is a breath of fresh air and something fans will have fun watching. 

Interestingly, in the same synopsis, it looks like Goku won't just be doing agriculture work. It is also stated in the summary that the protagonist may have found his new training arena. In the episode, the warrior may be off to Planet Kaio, where he will train in 10 times gravity. 

"Dragon Ball Super" airs in Fuji TV. Toei Animation has yet to detail its possible release in other regions outside Japan. It is also unclear when an English version of the episodes will be available but what's sure is these types of episodes usually take months, so the best bet is next year. 

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