Previously it was announced that Dragon Ball Kai would be coming to Disney+ in Canada.
Yesterday was the day that the series finally landed on the platform.
A source has confirmed however that Disney+ did not receive the Canadian dub from Ocean Studios, but instead the Funimation dub has been released on the popular streaming service.
Nonetheless some fans remain committed to this dub one day seeing the light of day, as there is a petition that was started to show interest in the product.
Fans that have wanted to own an English-friendly copy of Dragon Ball Daima will no longer have to wait, as Crunchyroll have announced they are bringing the show to the Blu-Ray format in 2026.
There is set to be both a standard edition and a limited edition, which will each be released on March 3rd.
While both editions will contain no special features other than the usual textless opening and ending songs the limited edition will contain the following:
There is no news yet on a release for other Crunchyroll territories like Germany, the UK and Australia, but expect them to follow.
It has been revealed that on December 17th streaming giant Disney+ will be adding Dragon Ball Kai to their service in Canada.
This is in addition to Dragon Ball Super hitting the platform on November 19th.
It has not been said what English dub will be added, but it is worth noting there is a Canadian dub of Dragon Ball Kai that was produced by Ocean Studios between 2010 and 2014.
According to a Facebook post Dragon Ball GT has been added to Hulu in the US with an English dubbed option, as early as November 25th.
According to one fan it is only available with the US score by Mark Menza and not the original Japanese score by Akihito Tokunaga.
The Japanese version is reportedly not available on the platform, unsurprising since the only musical score available for that version is the Akihito Tokunaga score.
Earlier this week TOEI Animation announced that the original 1986 Dragon Ball series was streaming on Hulu with an English dub option.
This is not the first time the show was available on the platform, as it was removed in February of this year but expected to return.
Whether the series was removed for work to be done on this HD upscale remains to be seen.
Other Dragon Ball series available on Hulu include Dragon Ball Kai, Dragon Ball Daima and Dragon Ball Super. Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT are no longer available.
A listing for a Dragon Ball Super : Broly Blu-Ray steelbook has appeared on Crunchyroll’s store.
This new edition of the movie is set to be released on November 4th of this year, and is available for the pre-order price of $31.98.
This is not the first time the movie has had a steelbook release, as Manga UK previously released such a variant for region B.
This will be the first steelbook release of the movie in North America.
It is however likely that this will be a repackage of the North American Blu-Ray, as such the green tint (which Funimation denied being there) that was absent from the UK release will remain present.
Hulu has just listed new titles that will be added to their service next month, and on July 2nd this will include Dragon Ball Daima.
Hulu has been streaming the previous Dragon Ball series for many years, most notably Dragon Ball Z, which was on the platform as early as November 2011, and as recent as October 2020 Dragon Ball Super was added.
Unfortunately Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Super were removed on February 1st this year. As such only Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Daima will be available to stream, but with the demand for popular titles on streaming these days it’s better than nothing.
Dragon Ball Daima is listed as arriving on Hulu dubbed, and it will almost certainly be the Crunchyroll dub since that is the only known English dub of the series.
It is official, in a return to tradition Dragon Ball Daima is set to air on linear TV in the United States.
According to a recent social media post the new Dragon Ball anime will begin airing on June 14th at 12:30am on Adult Swim’s Toonami block.
Dragon Ball has long been associated with Toonami in the United States ever since it first broadcast Dragon Ball Z in 1998 with the last two TV anime Dragon Ball Kai and Dragon Ball Super both airing on the block.
As expected the timeslot is longer than normal to cover the extended first episode, but as the series goes on it is likely Toonami will dedicate half an hour to the remaining episodes like the other shows in their lineup.
Unlike in the late 90s and 2000s all Dragon Ball content aired on Toonami in the US has been uncut, so there will almost certainly be no time cuts or other edits.
This will mark the first time a traditional TV channel broadcasts the English dub of Dragon Ball Daima.
According to an article published by Crunchyroll episodes 19 and 20 of their English dub are due to premier today at 1:30pm PT.
Unlike all previous weeks where 1 new episode was released this will be the first time 2 dubbed episodes premiered on the service, and with that the English dub will wrap up.
The English dub is available in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India.
The cast for the English dub is as follows:
Technical staff include:
Moreover the Brazilian Portuguese dub, which was dropped on Adult Swim on April 25th and has been released at a rate of 5 episodes per week is concluding today with episodes 16-20.
TOEI Animation have announced that the first 10 episodes of Crunchyroll’s dub of Dragon Ball Daima are now available on the Microsoft store.
This is not the first time any Dragon Ball content was available on the platform as the original series, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Super are all available for purchase.
The fact these episodes are packaged as “Collection One” could also be an indication that Crunchyroll plans to release them in a home release down the line, along with a “Collection Two” for the last 10 episodes.
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