[UPDATE] ‘Dragon Ball Super’ Episode 87 Preview Trailer, Spoilers: Goku And Android No. 17 Vs Galactic Poachers!

by Tarun Mazumdar / Apr 15, 2017 04:43 AM EDT

This time Son Goku and Android No. 17 take on the galactic poachers in the brand new episode. The preview trailer for "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 87 revolves around the episode titled "Hunt the Poachers! Goku and No. 17's Joint Battle!!"

Warning: This article contains spoilers from "Dragon Ball Super" episodes. Read if you wish to know more.

Update: The promo for "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 87 has been released. Watch the trailer below.

"Dragon Ball Super" Episode 87 official Weekly Shonen Jump summary: "Goku and No. 17 clash with galactic poachers!

Goku tries to recruit No. 17 to enter the "Tournament of Power", but gets turned down! Meanwhile, the animals on the island where No. 17 lives are captured by galactic poachers.

Rescue the animals! Goku and No. 17 fight side-by-side!! In order to rescue the animals captured by the galactic poachers, Goku teams up with No. 17!

Galactic poachers: A gang of poachers who capture and sell animals. They travel from planet to planet in their spaceship poaching.

No. 17 This Week: fulfilling his duties as an animal ranger! No. 17 works on his own as an animal ranger on a large island! With his prided battle power, he has the galactic poacher boss on the ropes, but...?!" via Herms98.

The "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 87 preview trailer will be uploaded after the conclusion of Episode 86 on Sunday, Apr. 16. Episode 86 is entitled "Fists Cross For the First Time! Android #17 VS Son Goku!!"

Stay tuned for more "Dragon Ball Super" episode news, spoilers and updates. Share your views about the evil plot by the Gods of Destruction with Korea Portal in the section below. "Dragon Ball Super" Episode 86 entitled "Hunt the Poachers! Goku and No. 17's Joint Battle!!" is scheduled to air on Sunday, Apr. 23 on Fuji TV. The latest episodes of "Dragon Ball Super" can also be streamed with English subtitles on AnimeLab, Daisuki, FUNimation and Crunchyroll (subject to availability).

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