Ultimate Conclusion! The Universal Conflict Ends!
Gogeta launches an energy blast at the meteor, slowing it down and temporarily holding it in place. Hearts uses his full strength and overpowers Gogeta's blast, propelling the meteor forwards again, so Gogeta powers up even more, charges up a Kamehameha and fires it at the meteor instead. Trunks is worried that the Earth will be destroyed, as it appears that Gogeta is unable to match Hearts' full power, but Piccolo refuses to give up. Hit and Jiren join Gogeta and add their own blasts to the Kamehameha, increasing its power and ultimately shattering the meteor. Trunks, Piccolo, and 17 shield the Earth from the meteor's fragments, while Gogeta and Hearts engage in a final clash. Gogeta overpowers Hearts and delivers a finishing blow that shatters the Universe Seed embedded in Hearts' chest, causing his body to disintegrate. As he dies, Hearts explains that he was merely trying to free all mortals by defeating the Omni-Kings, as their power to destroy entire universes on a whim prevents mortals from ever being truly free. Hearts congratulates Gogeta and the others on surpassing their limits to defeat him, and then dies peacefully. Meanwhile, it is revealed that the Omni-Kings have been playing hide-and-seek with the Gods of Destruction throughout the battles, but the Grand Minister was observing the fight and thanks the heroes for defeating the threat. Elsewhere, Fu expresses his satisfaction with the outcome of the battle and declares that it is time for his next experiment to begin.
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