'Dragon Ball Super' spoilers: Universe 7 fighters to struggle in episode 118

Episode 118 of anime television series "Dragon Ball Super" is scheduled to be released on Dec. 3. Episode 117 ended with Android 18 overpowering Ribrianne, and Goku facing the last three members of the Universe 2 fighters. The next episode's title is "Accelerated Tragedy Vanishing Universes."

According to a spoiler posted by Twitter account Todd Blankenship, fans will get to see Freeza blow his top off. In the plot summary posted by Blankenship for episode 118, Gohan and Piccolo will struggle as their fight against Saonel and Pirina escalates. Gohan and Piccolo will battle the Namekians from Universe 6 and their unlimited regeneration ability.

Also, Freeza will launch an attack against Zarbuto but is interrupted by Goku's energy blast. The summary reads, "Freeza This Week: furious at being robbed of his pleasure?! Freeza tries to attack the paralyzed Zarbuto and co., but is infuriated when Goku's energy blast knocks out Zarbuto and co. out of bounds?!"

Blankenship also posted a statement indicating that further in the episodes, Vegeta will lose the ability to transform into a Super Saiyan. In the most recent episode, Vegeta defeated Katopesla despite using his normal combat style and not resorting to his Ultra Instinct form.

Fans were happy to see Android 18 empowered as she felt the love she shares with Krillin and their daughter Marron. One of the highlights in episode 117 is Shin celebrating 18's victory against Ribrianne. However, instead of thanking Shin, Android 18 replied with "I'll Kill You." 

There are still no information or any hints about episode 119 or if it will include the Vegeta theory of not being able to transform.

Episode 118 will air on Dec. 3 at 8:15 p.m. EDT on FunimationNOW and Crunchyroll. Score ratings for "Dragon Ball Super" remain high as it received a 9.2 out of 10 score from IGN and 8.1 from IMDb.

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