Dragon Ball has released the synopsis for episode 7 of the “Ultra God Mission” arc, which is currently being played by the dragon ball heroes promoting anime. The synopsis reads: “Episode 7: A Turbulent Super Space-Time Battle from Dark King Demigra’s Demonic Grasp! – After defeating Super Syn Shenron, it seemed that the crisis had been evaded, but then the next opponent appears. Meanwhile, the battles continue in different locations, each with its own developments. The dark king Demigra finally makes his move…”

The previous episodes of dragon ball heroes threw a major twist in the Ultra God Mission arc with the arrival of Demigra – just as Goku and former Supreme Kai of Time Aeos began what seemed like the climactic battle of the Super Space-Time Tournament. Upon arrival, Demigra did nothing short of killing and absorbing the dark spirit of Mechikabura, razing Aeos’ headquarters to the ground, and stealing the box containing the Time Scrolls, which has given him access to alternate versions of characters from other timelines ( Omega Shenron, Broly) to fight on his behalf.

dragon ball heroes is often a soft target for fans to aim for, as the non-canon promo anime hinges on wild fanservice battles put together on a modest production budget (to say the least…). However, the concept of the Super Space-Time Tournament was one that struck a good chord with fans as it was a larger version of the Dragon Ball Supers Universal Survival Bow. That storyline and the Tournament of Power event was THE highlight of the Dragon Ball Super anime, and it looked like it dragon ball heroes tapped into similar potential. However, as you can see in the replies to the tweet above, Dragon Ball fans aren’t exactly jumping for joy at this latest twist in the story…

“I wish I could get hyped, but °sigh° it’s crazy to know how this bow got so crappy… But um.” a fan posted a comment. Another added: “Agreed. I feel about the same way. I liked the introduction of Aeos, but just when I thought she was going to do something big, she was sidelined by the story”.

dragon ball heroes remains the only one Dragon Ball anime we now have to watch on the small screen; While the Dragon Ball Super manga has blasted through some pretty groundbreaking storylines in recent years, none of it has been adapted for the screen – even though it would be great to see.