Volume 15 of the Dragon Ball Super manga, Moro, Consumer of Worlds, collects Chapters 65 to 68 and does two jobs at once: it closes the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc with the strangest finale in the series, and it opens the door to the next saga. Goku’s decision to show Moro mercy leads to a battle against the planet Earth itself, and once the dust settles, a closing pair of chapters turns to a lone survivor on a distant world whose grudge will drive everything that follows.
What this volume collects
The Moro finale takes three chapters, and a fourth launches the next arc. Each chapter has its own guide in the complete chapter index:
- Chapter 65: Son Goku, Earthling
- Chapter 66: Moro, Consumer of Worlds
- Chapter 67: Happy Endings…And Then…
- Chapter 68: Granolah the Survivor
The story inside
With Moro beaten, Goku does the most Goku thing imaginable: he heals him with a senzu bean and offers him the chance to surrender and live. Moro repays the mercy instantly, and worse, the angelic power his copied body still holds begins to overwhelm him. Unable to contain it, Moro fuses with the Earth itself — every attack on him now threatens the planet, and his stolen power keeps growing. The solution is a team effort worthy of the arc: Vegeta’s Spirit Fission gathers energy from every ally and returns it where it belongs, an unexpected reserve of divine power joins the fight, and Goku channels the combined strength into a final stand that ends the threat without destroying the world Moro is wearing.
Chapter 67 is the breather — celebrations, loose ends, and a final turn of the page. Chapter 68 then changes the subject entirely. On Beerus’s planet, Goku refines Ultra Instinct with Whis while Beerus starts Vegeta down the path of a God of Destruction. Across the universe, readers meet Granolah, the last of the Cerealians, a bounty hunter working for the Heeter Force who has just learned that Frieza — the tyrant who destroyed his people — is alive again. His revenge becomes the engine of the Granolah the Survivor arc.
Where it sits in the series
Volume 15 ends the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc and contains the first chapter of the next one, making it the hinge of the whole post-Tournament of Power era. It follows Volume 14, where Merus fell and Goku mastered Ultra Instinct, and continues into Volume 16, where Granolah makes his wish. All volumes are listed in the volume index. For collectors it is the natural midpoint of the modern run: everything before it builds toward Moro, and everything after it deals with the warriors Moro left behind — stronger than before, and less certain that strength alone is enough.
Editions and reading options
The Japanese edition was released on 2 April 2021, the English edition on 4 January 2022, and Japan’s full-colour digital edition also appeared on 2 April 2021; both ISBNs and the remaining bibliographic details are in this page’s info panel. Our coloured edition guide explains that format. The chapters in this volume are available officially in English through VIZ’s Shonen Jump service.