Dragon Ball Super Chapter 96 Spoilers: Piccolo's new transformation and updates

Dragon Ball Super Chapter 96 is on the horizon, and fans are eager to see Piccolo's new transformation in the upcoming chapter. After waiting for a month, excitement is building as we approach the reveal of Orange Piccolo's transformation. The ongoing Super Hero arc has been even more exciting than fans expected.

The ongoing battle features Orange Piccolo facing off against Gamma 1 and 2. With each move, both sides are getting stronger. Piccolo needs to come up with a new strategy to gain an advantage in this intense fight.

Spoilers for Chapter 96 are circulating online. A summary and draft pages have been released by @DBSHype. The full chapter spoilers will be available in an article around August 17th or 18th.

The draft pages continue the story from the Super Hero movie, adding extra dialogues for more insights. The story picks up from Chapter 95's ending, where Piccolo is defeated and falling down a gorge, recalling Shenron's words about "throwing in a bit extra." The focus then shifts to characters discussing the recent events.

An unexpected turn of events occurs as everyone's expressions change to surprise. Piccolo has transformed into the Orange Piccolo form, appearing more menacing than before. Gamma 2 attacks Piccolo, but he remains unaffected. The draft ends with Piccolo raising his fist in the air.

It's revealed that Piccolo has God Ki in his Orange form, which isn't entirely surprising given discussions among fans. While Dende's God Ki is still developing, Piccolo's power comes directly from Shenron, a divine being. The Ajisa Tree Symbol theory gains support as it aligns with Piccolo's godly status.

Dragon Ball Super Chapter 96 is set to release on August 21, 2023, in the V-Jump issue. Both English and Spanish versions will be available on web and mobile apps. Keep an eye on Devdiscourse for the most recent news and updates on the Japanese manga series.

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