'Dragon Ball Super' episode 91 sees Vegeta train in the Time Chamber

Things are becoming more exciting in "Dragon Ball Super" as the Tournament of Power draws near. While Goku is busy headhunting for those who can join his team to represent Universe 7 in the highly anticipated tournament, Vegeta will work on further improving his skills and strength in the upcoming episode 91.

Realizing he has not prepared enough for the upcoming Tournament of Power, Vegeta will finally work on honing his strength and skills on next week's episode 91 of "Dragon Ball Super." According to the synopsis of this week's episode, Vegeta will head to God's Palace in order to train in the Room of Spirit and Time.

To recall, in the previous story arc of "Dragon Ball Super," the "Future Trunks," the Time Chamber was destroyed by Zamasu. While there is no mention that the chamber was fixed, it is suspected that Kami must have done so, hence, it is now possible for Vegeta to train there. However, some can't help but wonder why other warriors have not chosen to train there, especially Gohan who is believed as the one who needs training the most.

Meanwhile, apart from Vegeta brushing up on his skills, the upcoming episode of the popular anime series will also feature Goku and Gohan engaging in a training battle. Reportedly, Goku's son will be strong enough to hold himself up as he counters the power of his father.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 91 comes with an episode title "Which Universe Will Prevail?! The Mightiest Warriors Assemble!!" and airs over Crunchyroll next Saturday evening, May 20, at 7:15 CST and over Toonami's Adult Swim later at 11:30 p.m. CST.

Will Vegeta's strength and skills really improve? Will Goku, Piccolo, and Gohan eventually train at the Time Chamber as well?

Find out when "Dragon Ball Super" episode 91 airs next weekend.

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