'Dragon Ball Super' episode 115 release date news, spoilers: Enemy's fusion form too much for Goku's Super Saiyan God?

"Dragon Ball Super" continues with its Tournament of Power saga, and fans are in for another surprise as upcoming battles will feature a shocking fusion. In episode 115, Son Goku will be in another fight with Universe 6 warriors. This time around, it will be a one versus two battle, and based on the released episode title and synopsis, Goku in Super Saiyan Blue form will have a hard time.

As reported by Comic Book, the list of upcoming episode titles and plot descriptions have been released by Weekly Shonen Jump. However, "Dragon Ball Super" fans may not be delighted with episode 115 titled "Goku vs Kalfa! Super Saiyan Blue Beaten?!"

The episode 115 synopsis suggests that Goku's new opponents, Caulifla and Kale of Universe 6, will be merging into one powerful entity. It is not yet known how powerful the warriors' merged form could be, but it appears that the fusion would be enough to bring down Son Goku. More surprisingly, the Saiyan fighter will still struggle to beat his opponent in his Super Saiyan God state.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 115 is expected to show Super Saiyan Blue Goku going on a defense as the merged warrior, who is now known as Kafla, tries to knock him down. Fans are not sold on the idea that Goku will be easily defeated by Kafla, even as the fusion technique provides additional power upon merging. Another thing is that Jiren, who was Goku's previous opponent, is a much powerful fighter than both Caulifla and Kale. Beating Goku would require an intensive training, which the Universe 6 warriors do not seem to have.

Inquisitr also spilled that the Universe 6 God of Destruction, Champa, will be involved in "Dragon Ball Super" episode 115. He is expected to teach Caulifla and Kale to merge together with the use of Potara earrings. The upcoming episode will be released on Nov. 12.

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