Dragon Ball Super (dub) Episode 64 Access

: Realizing that Saiyan strength is often fueled by rage, Goku Black taps into his own anger toward mortals. He transforms his energy blade into a massive ki scythe , which creates a rift in space-time and summons strange, smoke-like clones to overwhelm Goku and Vegeta.

The English dub of Episode 64, titled "Praise and Adore Him! The Explosive Birth of Merged Zamasu!" , originally aired on Adult Swim's Toonami block on May 19, 2018. The episode is a critical turning point in the Future Trunks Saga, featuring the introduction of a new, god-like antagonist. Plot Summary

: Shaken by the close call, Zamasu and Goku Black decide to reveal their true power. Using their Potara earrings , they merge into a single being: Fused Zamasu . Cast & Production Goku / Goku Black : Sean Schemmel Vegeta : Christopher Sabat Future Trunks : Eric Vale Dragon Ball Super (Dub) Episode 64

: The episode begins with Vegeta dominating Goku Black, leveraging the power he gained from training in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber. Meanwhile, Goku holds off Future Zamasu.

: Trunks successfully traps Zamasu inside the jar, but the plan fails because Goku forgot the sealing charm back in the present timeline. Zamasu breaks free, shaken by the realization that mortals possess techniques capable of defeating gods. : Realizing that Saiyan strength is often fueled

: David Gray (Future Zamasu) / James Marsters (Zamasu) Bulma : Monica Rial Critical Reception

: While the Saiyans are occupied, Future Zamasu targets Bulma, Mai, and Trunks at Capsule Corp. In a desperate move, Future Trunks attempts the Evil Containment Wave (Mafuba) after Bulma successfully repairs the jar. The Explosive Birth of Merged Zamasu

Reviewers from Den of Geek praised the episode for its suspenseful ending and for giving secondary characters like Bulma and Trunks significant roles in the battle. However, some fans on platforms like Reddit expressed frustration over the "forgotten charm" plot point, calling it a disappointing way to resolve the high-stakes Mafuba attempt. Others found the scythe's ability to "tear reality" to be visually impressive but poorly explained.