'Dragon Ball Super' episode 122-123 spoilers: Vegeta may achieve Ultra Instinct while fighting Jiren

Japanese animated television series "Dragon Ball Super" saw the elimination of Universe 3 as its last warrior Anirazza was sent out of the arena. With that, only universe 7 and 11 remain. This hints that the upcoming episodes will be more exciting since the strongest fighters will be facing each other.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 122, which will air on Jan. 7, 2018, is titled "For One's Own Pride! Vegeta's Challenge To Be The Strongest!!" It will feature the fight between Jiren and Vegeta. Spoilers note that the preview of the episode shows Vegeta getting angry when Jiren swatted him while attacking Goku. Because of this, Vegeta, who is known for being prideful and short-tempered, will attack Universe 11's most powerful fighter, Jiren.

Although Goku said that Vegeta will not be able to take down Jiren so easily, it appears that Vegeta will actually manage to harm Jiren. The Saiyan Prince will leave a powerful kick and punch on Jiren. His final flash attack will also be strong that Jiren will block it instead of just taking it like he usually does.

Fans are speculating that Vegeta will get a new power-up while fighting Jiren. It is possible that he will also achieve Ultra Instinct that will focus on defense. Aside from Vegeta's match with Jiren, Frieza will face Dyspo, while Gohan will fight with Toppo.

On the other hand, "Dragon Ball Super" episode 123, with provisional title "Unleash Entire Power Of Mind And Body," will air on Jan. 14, 2018. According to reports, the title means that someone will be able to perfect Ultra Instinct. Goku only used the power of the mind while on Ultra Instinct and not the body. That is why even his punches were weak. But in episode 123, Goku or Vegeta will manage to perfect the state with a powerful body and mind.

"Dragon Ball Super" airs every Sunday at 8:15 pm on FujiTV. It is also available on Crunchyroll every Saturday evenings at 7:15 EST.

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