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Zamasu vs Universe 7!
Ambition’s End!
Super Dragon Ball Heroes Episode 16 (Japanese)
ザマスVS第7宇宙!野望の結末!
Zamasu Basesu Dai-Nana Uchū!
Yabō no Ketsumatsu!
Air Date 10 October 2019
Opening Universe Mission Theme Song
Episode Data
Format 16:9
Main Staff Credits
Scenario Atsuhiro Tomioka
Art Ken Tokushige
Animation Tadayoshi Yamamuro
Storyboard Tadayoshi Yamamuro
Director Takao Kiriyama
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"Zamasu vs Universe 7! Ambition's End!" is the sixteenth episode of the Japanese promotional animated web series Super Dragon Ball Heroes and the ninth episode of the Universal Conflict arc. The episode was released directly to the web on 10 October 2019. The episode was written by Atsuhiro Tomioka and directed by Takao Kiriyama.

Synopsis

The universe seed has finally filled with energy! Having taken in the completed universe seed, Hearts plots further evolution inside a “cocoon”. Will Goku and co. manage to thwart Hearts’ scheme?![1]

Summary

Goku and co. watch as the cubes gather around the Universe Seed. Vegeta tries attacking it, but Zamasu deflects his blast. Goku and the others try attacking, but Zamasu likewise repels their attacks. Trunks asks Zamasu again why someone who tried so hard to kill all mortals would protect a mortal like Hearts. Zamasu tells him that Hearts will destroy the Omni-King, which will remove the only obstacle to the realization of his Zero Mortal Plan.

Zamasu raises a hand and attacks with his Hammer of Judgment, raining down fire on everyone. Zamasu then attacks Vegeta, No. 17, Piccolo, Goku, and Trunks in turn. When Goku recovers, he attacks Zamasu and fights him evenly for a while, but Zamasu traps his arms behind his back in a lock, pressing against his back with a foot. Trunks calls out for Goku in despair, but then suddenly, Jiren falls out of the sky and attacks Zamasu. Piccolo realizes that the Kaiōshin of Universe 11 must have sent him.

Zamasu tells Jiren that resistance is futile and prepares to attack with his ki blade. Zamasu regains the halo he once had, and moves to attack again, but then Hit appears in a Time Skip. Hit punches Zamasu away, and Zamasu is offended that this mortal dared to strike a god. Jiren acknowledges Hit, and Hit explains that his Kaiōshin hired him for this job. They attack together with Goku, but then an intense wave emanates from the Universe Seed, blasting them away. Piccolo observes that its ki is rising. Zamasu cannot wait, and Vegeta has a bad feeling.

Goku warns everyone that something is coming, and then the Universe Seed explodes, revealing Hearts, who transforms and grows spikes from his back. Then several spheres from the Universe Seed surround him. Zamasu smiles, but then Hearts pulls Zamasu to him, immobilizing him. Hearts tells Zamasu that he has done a good job, and he appreciates his immortal power, but unfortunately for him, Hearts wants to destroy the gods. Zamasu is trapped inside a cube, which then disappears.

At the Omni-King's palace, the Great Priest notices that something is happening. Hearts tells the Universe 7 warriors to behold, and in one swift strike, all life on the planet is eradicated, except for the fighters. Hearts tells them to behold the ultimate godslayer.

Cast

This episode's cast credits.

The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese webcast.

Character Cast
孫悟空
Son Goku
野沢雅子
Masako Nozawa
ベジータ
Vegeta
堀川りょう
Ryō Horikawa
トランクス
Trunks
草尾 毅
Takeshi Kusao
ピッコロ
Piccolo
古川登志夫
Toshio Furukawa
人造人間17号
Artificial Human No. 17
中原 茂
Shigeru Nakahara
ハーツ
Hearts
子安武人
Takehito Koyasu
ザマス
Zamasu
三木眞一郎
Shin'ichirō Miki
ジレン
Jiren
花輪英司
Eiji Hanawa
ヒット
Hit
山路和弘
Kazuhiro Yamaji
大神官
Great Priest
高塚正也
Masaya Takatsuka

Main Staff

This episode's main staff credits.
Secondary staff credits.

The following table provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in the original Japanese webcast.

Role Staff
脚本
Script
冨岡淳広
Atsuhiro Tomioka
キャラクターデザイン
Character Design
山室直儀
Tadayoshi Yamamuro
絵コンテ
Storyboard
統作画監督
Animation Director
演出
Director
桐山貴央
Takao Kiriyama
原画
Key Animation
稲葉 仁
Hitoshi Inaba
石川 修
Osamu Ishikawa
板井寛幸
Hiroyuki Itai
飯島 秀一
Shūichi Iijima
梨澤孝司
Kōji Nashizawa
北野幸広
Yukihiro Kitano
篠塚 超
Takeru Shinozuka
動画
In-between Animation
Toei Phils.
Toei Animation Philippines
美術監督
Art Director
徳重 賢
Ken Tokushige

Music

The following table is a scene-by-scene account of the musical tracks used in this episode. The background music is composed by Yūya Mori, and our in-house catalogue numbers apply to tracks composed or arranged by him. The opening song "Universe Mission Theme Song" is performed by Dragon Soul; the song's introduction is used for the title card music and its ending, after a key change, is used for the Next Episode Preview (NEP).

Catalogue Scene Title Key Availability
OP Opening Universe Mission Theme Song D Major Theme Songs #07
Title Title Card
M-102 Hearts plays with cubes A Creeping Unease C Minor SDBH OST #08
M-106 Zamasu plays a part The Shadow of Death SDBH OST #20
M-108 Goku vs Zamasu Assault SDBH OST #14
M-114 Jiren and Hit to the rescue A Grand Fight to the Death D Minor SDBH OST #10
M-109 Hearts transforms; Zamasu's end Approaching Despair C Minor SDBH OST #09
M-105 The Great Priest senses the Godslayer Prison Planet C♯ Minor SDBH OST #04
NEP Next Episode Preview Universe Mission Theme Song F Major Theme Songs #07

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References

  1. @Herms98 (04 September 2019). Twitter.