'Dragon Ball Super' episode 60 spoilers: Black Goku rumored to murder Future Bulma; Vegeta to have more power than Goku?

There have been some very shocking twists in the past few episodes of the highly popular anime television series "Dragon Ball Super," and a couple of the show's characters were apparently wiped from existence. The new episode, on the other hand, is reportedly going to be showcasing much of the same as another death is likely to be shown.

According to the latest spoiler reports, the upcoming new episode — episode 60 — will apparently show the death of Future Bulma. Her husband from the past, Vegeta, will reportedly witness the murder and lose all control. There are also claims that Vegeta might even transform into an entirely new form, a form which will essentially make him even more powerful than Goku.

The previous episode — episode 59 — showcased the death of Kaioshin Gowasu at the hands of his apprentice, Zamasu. Beerus witnesses the murder and decides to act upon it by completely destroying Zamasu. Goku and the rest then conclude that the death of the present Zamasu might mean that the future is safe, but Future Trunks is not so sure about it.

Reports have revealed that the next episode will be featuring a battle between Black Goku and Vegeta. The former prince of the Saiyan race is, unfortunately, no match for Black Goku as he gets severely beaten up.

In an attempt to torture Vegeta, Black Goku will reportedly turn to Future Bulma and then proceed to murder her in front of Vegeta.

There are some reports, however, which claim that Bulma might be able to escape from Black Goku with the help of her son, Future Trunks.

Aside from Bulma's undetermined fate, reports have revealed that the next episode will likely be exploring the history of Black Goku and how he came into being. There are several theories regarding his origins, but none have been confirmed just yet.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 60 — titled "Back to the Future – Goku Black's Identity Revealed!" — is set to be aired on Sunday, Oct. 2 on Fuji TV.

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