What episode is "Goku vs Arale! A Ridiculous Battle Will End The Earth?!" in Dragon Ball Super?
"Goku vs Arale! A Ridiculous Battle Will End The Earth?!" is episode 69 of Dragon Ball Super.
悟空VSアラレ! ハチャメチャバトルで地球が終わる!?
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At a science competition, Goku confronts the robotic Arale, whose unpredictable strength causes chaos. The battle draws the attention of powerful beings like Beerus, who intervenes with surprising consequences, creating a humorous yet impactful clash that unsettles those involved.
Vegeta, Bulma, and Trunks attend a science competition that is hosted by Mr. Satan, with Goku hired for security. Dr. Senbei Norimaki of Penguin Village wins the award for his Reality Machine that conjures any item the user can think of. The ceremony is interrupted by the ghost of Dr. Norimaki's nemesis Dr. Mashirito, who used a chemical called Playtime-X to increase the hyperactive tendencies of Norimaki's powerful robot daughter Arale Norimaki to destructive levels. Vegeta attempts to stop Arale, but is sent flying after being overwhelmed by her strength and cartoon physics. Goku, recognizing Arale from when they met in his youth, transforms into Super Saiyan Blue with both equally matched. Bulma fears the fight could destroy the world, and uses the collective thoughts of the viewing audience with the Reality Machine to create a mass of delicious food. This attracts Beerus, who obliterates Dr. Mashirito when he interrupts the God of Destruction. Before he can do the same to Arale, the ingested food causes him severe stomach pain and prompts him to rush home with Whis. Shortly afterwards, Dr. Norimaki and Arale leave and return home, with Goku and Arale agreeing to fight again in the future.
"Goku vs Arale! A Ridiculous Battle Will End The Earth?!" is episode 69 of Dragon Ball Super.
"Goku vs Arale! A Ridiculous Battle Will End The Earth?!" is listed as canon · provisional in the current AnimeAnchor guide.
"Goku vs Arale! A Ridiculous Battle Will End The Earth?!" is part of the Future Trunks Saga.
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