'Dragon Ball Super' episode 118 spoilers: New details reveal that its either Universe 2 or 6 will be deleted

The Tournament of Power is nearly ending in the Japanese animated television series "Dragon Ball Super" as it features more fights with Universe 7 on the lead. After the elimination of Kefla using Goku's Ultra Instinct, it is now time to showcase other matches such as the skirmish between the Universe 2 warriors and the Androids.

Aside from that, "Dragon Ball Super" episode 118 titled "Accelerating tragedy! The disappearing Universe..!" reveals that Gohan and Piccolo will continue their fight with the Universe 6 Namekians. The only warriors left for Universe 6 Namekians are Saonel and Pirina. On a side note, since both Gohan and Piccolo are powerful, does this mean that Universe 6 will be erased?

It is not only universe 6 that might face a possible extinction, but Universe 2 as well. Since Goku is energy-depleted after going Ultra Instinct in his match with Kelfa, Ribrianne, Rozie, and the rest of the Universe 2 warriors will try to attack him. Knowing that he will not be able to handle another fight, Android 17 and 18 will arrive to help the Saiyan hero.

However, the spoilers for episode 118 has another revelation which involves Freiza. It says that Frieza feels bad that he was robbed of the chance to send out Universe 2 from the arena. He will try to attack Zarbuto and his teammates, but Goku will hit them with a Kamehameha wave.

The latest spoilers confuse fans about who will be erased on "Dragon Ball Super" episode 118. It could either be Universe 2 or Universe 6. Who would be sent out of the arena first? With the looks of it, there is indeed a possibility that both will be deleted next. Universe 6 has two warriors left while Universe 2 has five warriors who are fighting Goku and the Android twins.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 118 will air on Sunday, Dec. 3, at 9 a.m. JST on Fuji TV. The episode will also be available for streaming on AnimeLab, Crunchyroll, Daisuki, and FunimationNow.

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