'Dragon Ball Super' episode 61 spoilers: Black Goku is Zamasu? 'The Mortal O Plan' unveiled

Things are now gearing up for the final showdown as Son Goku and the rest of the Super Saiyan heroes face against Black Goku and the evil Zamasu. Fans of the highly popular anime television series "Dragon Ball Super" will finally be able to find out the true identity of Black Goku and discover his plans of getting rid of the Saiyans with the mysterious "The O Mortals Plan."

According to the latest spoiler reports, the upcoming new episode — episode 61 — will be featuring the Super Saiyan heroes as they travel back to the future with Future Trunks. Vegeta's son is unconvinced about the future's safety, which makes him decide to check for himself if the events in the present have affected the future in any way. The team soon finds out that Black Goku and Future Zamasu are still pretty much alive.

The report also reveals that Black Goku is actually Zamasu, who apparently traded his body and mind with his timeline's Son Goku through the use of the Super Dragon Balls. The next episode will apparently also reveal the different evil deeds that both the villains have done since the wish was granted.

At the end of episode 60, a preview trailer was also released which showcases Black Goku transforming once again into his Super Saiyan Rose form as he faces Son Goku, Vegeta, and Future Trunks. The trailer also shows how Black Goku and Zamasu apparently combined their strengths to face Son Goku. Goku even mentions that their fusion would generate a very powerful attack, but he is still determined to defeat both of them.

Black Goku is also shown incapacitating Future Trunks when he catches him off guard. Future Mai then cries out to him, which leads to Vegeta charging towards Black Goku.

"Dragon Ball Super" episode 61 — titled "Zamasu's Ambitions: The Terrifying O Mortals Plan" — is scheduled to air this Sunday, Oct. 9 on Fuji TV.

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