As of today (July 17th) 3 more episodes of the Dragon Ball Super Danish dub have been added to the DR TV app.

Expect episodes 116-118 to drop next week.
As of today (July 17th) 3 more episodes of the Dragon Ball Super Danish dub have been added to the DR TV app.

Expect episodes 116-118 to drop next week.

A few days ago a promo was aired, which confirms the return of Dragon Ball GT to the French TV channel Mangas.
Mangas, which first broadcast Dragon Ball GT in 1997 has aired Dragon Ball content regularly in France for many years but has not aired Dragon Ball GT in 15 years.
Mangas confirmed to a fan that it will be a complete remaster of the French dub with a video source will not be the same as what was seen on ADN or Crunchyroll.

This will be great news for fans as there were episode previews dubbed in French that are considered to be lost as no recordings have survived, but this will be another chance for fans to catch them live.
It has been said that in 2010-2011 the complete uncensored French dub of GT was aired with the next episode previews dubbed in French and the openings and endings left in Japanese.
No start date has been confirmed to our knowledge, but we will keep an eye on such information to be revealed.
The Dragon Ball Super Danish dub continues with another 3 episodes.
Today (July 10th) episodes 110-112 have been uploaded to Danmarks Radio’s DR TV app.

With this addition the episode Goku turns Ultra Instinct has been released in Denmark for the third time, as this episode was previously available to stream on Daisuki and Crunchyroll in 2016 and 2017 respectively.
The availability of these episodes on DR TV also marks the first time they’ve been available spoken in the Danish language rather than with subtitles.
Expect episodes 113-115 to follow next week.

Another Friday another 3 episodes of the Dragon Ball Super Danish dub.
Today (July 3rd) episodes 107-109 were uploaded to the DR TV app.
Next Friday (July 10th) episodes 110-112 can be expected.
As such next week Dragon Ball fans in Denmark will be treated to the episode Goku turns Ultra Instinct in thier native language.
Episodes 109 and 110 formed part of a 1-hour Dragon Ball Super special on Fuji TV in Japan, so from next week that entire special will be available dubbed in Danish.

Anime Box has just announced that the first two Dragon Ball movies will be coming to their platform in Spain.
The Legend of Shenlong will hit the platform on July 20, followed by The Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle on July 27th.
This will mark the first time that these movies have been available on a streaming service, as previously they were only available through TV airings and home video releases.
Anime Box added the three classic anime Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT to their platform, as well as Dragon Ball Kai in 2024.
Anime Box’s parent company Selecta Vision have been the home of Dragon Ball on DVD and Blu-Ray for several years, but this addition will solidify them as the place to go for digital Dragon Ball content where Spanish fans can watch on all their devices too.
For more news on Dragon Ball in Spain please keep an eye on Antonio Sánchez-Migallón Jiménez (known online as MrKaytos) who posts regularly on Instagram and X (formerly known as Twitter).
As of today (June 26th) episodes 104-106 of Dragon Ball Super have been added to the DR TV app in Denmark.

With the addition of these 3 episodes the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super has eclipsed the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Z, which Danmarks Radio (DR) also produced in the early 2000s, which had 104 episodes.
Assuming the current rate of new episodes being uploaded to the platform remains consistent Dragon Ball Super’s Danish dub should reach episode 130 on August 21, 2026 with the final episode premiering a week after.
Although with one episode left at that stage DR may decide to drop the last 4 episodes together rather than dropping 3 episodes in a single week.
It is possible that the final episode of Dragon Ball Super will debut dubbed on August 28, 2026 as the last episode of DR’s season 2 was released on its own August last year following a consistent run of 3 episodes per week.
In any case should this dub wrap up it will be the first time a Dragon Ball TV series has been fully dubbed in Danish.
Expect episodes 107-109 to be released next Friday.
Yesterday (June 19th) LostTimeLord reported on the Kanzenshuu forums that the episodes of Dragon Ball Kai previously omitted from Disney+ in the UK have been added to the platform.

The two Dragon Ball Super movies, titled Broly and Super Hero were also added on the same day.


The Dragon Ball Super TV series was also added to Disney+ soon after Kai, so there is a lot of Dragon Ball content on the service for fans to enjoy.
The Dragon Ball Super Danish dub is now very close to surpassing Dragon Ball Z’s old dub in the same language from 2002-2005.
Today (June 19th) episodes 101-103 of Dragon Ball Super were added to the DR TV app.

It is worth noting that since 3 episodes have premiered on the platform every Friday since DR’s Season 3 began the next week should be episodes 104-106.
For comparison, 104 episodes of Dragon Ball Z were dubbed into Danish and aired on DR1, so by next week the Dragon Ball Super dub will exceed it in length.
The Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super has officially passed the 100 episode mark with the addition of 3 more episodes last Friday (June 12th).

Episodes 101-103 can be expected on June 19th.
Assuming the current rate of 3 episodes per week continues DR should wrap up their dub of Dragon Ball Super in 10 more weeks.
It’s official, the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super has reached the Tournament of Power.
As of Friday (June 5th) episodes 95-97 have been added to the DR TV app.

This Friday (June 13th) the dub should reach the 100 episode mark, and the remaining episodes can be expected throughout the summer and early autumn.
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