It is official, there is now a debut date for the upcoming Basque dub of Dragon Ball Super.
The new dub will be released on October 24th.
It is official, there is now a debut date for the upcoming Basque dub of Dragon Ball Super.
The new dub will be released on October 24th.
Over a month ago a listing was spotted on Crunchyroll’s site for a new Dragon Ball Super Broly Blu-Ray steelbook to be released in North America.
Now listings have been spotted on Amazon UK, Anime-On-Line and Rarewaves for what appears to be a regional repackaging of this release.
Crunchyroll in the UK was formerly known as Funimation, and Manga UK before that. The latter released a steelbook for this movie back in 2019.

It remains to be seen whether this release will contain the US Funimation disc or the Manga UK disc, which doesn’t have the green tint, although considering the fact the Dragon Ball Z Complete Series set last year used the US discs rather than the UK ones that seems to be becoming the new precedent for these releases.
DR was recently contacted regarding further episodes of the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super, and Kanzenshuu user HinKyto has provided an update regarding the situation according to the broadcasting and streaming company.

The most recent episode was released on August 1st. There was a 6-month break between seasons 1 and 2, which premiered in October 2024 and April 2025 respectively, although it was confirmed in January that DR was negotiating for more episodes, so fans may not have to wait as long for another update.
Selecta Vision has recently posted about their upcoming Dragon Ball Kai Blu-Ray DVD and Blu-Ray boxsets on Twitter/X.
This new volume, which contains episodes 55-76 with dubs in Spanish, Catalan, Galician and Basque will be released on October 3rd.
Considering the number of episodes per box set the next volume after this should be the final release for the first 98 episodes of Kai before Selecta Vision move on to The Final Chapters, which fans can check out on streaming platform Anime Box, or on Comedy Central from September 15th at 2pm.
So far European territories have been quiet regarding international dubs of Dragon Ball Daima, aside from the recent Albanian dub, although it’s looking like that is slowly about to change.
My friend Tian has spotted a post in a German forum that says Daima is currently being dubbed.

Tian has provided the above information to the Kanzenshuu forums in English as follows:

This will not be Daima’s debut in Germany, as French streaming service ADN made the series available subbed, but this will be the first time German fans can enjoy the series in their own language.
No TV broadcast has been announced, but it is possible Daima will air on RTLII, which began airing the original series in 1999 and began rerunning it two years ago. ProSiebenn MAXX is another contender as they reran Dragon Ball Super within the last few weeks.
In any case watch this space for further updates regarding Dragon Ball in Germany.
This week only 1 new episode of Dragon Ball Super has been uploaded to Danmarks Radio’s DR TV app with none scheduled for next week.

This marks the first time since April 11th that less than 3 new episodes have been released a week, so it appears the current season has concluded.
As it was previously confirmed 49 new episodes had been licensed this should not come as a surprise.

DR has yet to confirm whether or not more episodes of the show will be released.
The “nine weeks of peace arc” (as coined by one fan) is approaching its end in the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super, with episodes 73-75 have been uploaded to Danmarks Radio’s DR TV app.
With the addition of these episodes the Danish dub is quickly approaching the Tournament of Power arc.
Previously director Jan Tellefsen confirmed 49 more episodes had been licensed, which would mean Danmarks Radio have the rights to dub 1 more episode at least. However if more than 1 new episode airs next week that will indeed mean further episodes have been licensed.

The current run of Dragon Ball Super in Denmark approaches the Tournament of Power arc with the addition of episodes 70-72 to the DR TV app.
The Danish dub is currently in the middle of what one fan has referred to as “the nine weeks of peace arc” and should reach the aforementioned next arc in two weeks.
Expect episodes 73-75 this day next week.

Denmark has finally seen an end to the Future Trunks arc – in dubbed form.
That is correct, since the first time this arc concluded was with Daisuki’s 2016 simulcast, but this time the Danish dub produced by Danmarks Radio has reached this point.
As of yesterday episodes (July 11, 2025) 67-69 were uploaded to the DR TV app.
With the established pattern episodes 70-72 should be up next Friday, and in just a few weeks the Tournament of Power arc should be coming, again in the native tongue.

The Future Trunks arc of Dragon Ball Super nears its end in Denmark with episodes 64-66, which have just been added to Danmarks Radio’s DRTV app.
Fans that have waited long for more Danish Dragon Ball have been getting to enjoy 3 new episodes a week for several months now, and it looks like that is not slowing down any time soon.
Episodes 67-69 should drop this day next week.

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