A listing has been spotted for the 14th Dragon Ball Z movie Battle of Gods (originally known as Kami to Kami) in Icelandic theatres.
The movie is set to be released on March 15th, a whole two weeks after its launch in Europe this weekend.
This screening will mark the second time a Dragon Ball movie has ever screened in Iceland as the most recent movie in the franchise Dragon Ball Super : Super Hero was released on August 18, 2022.
The movie will also be released in Smárabíó cinemas.
Recently it was noted that Odeon Cinemas were bringing the 2013 Dragon Ball Z movie Battle of Gods (originally Kami to Kami) to various theatres across the UK and Ireland.
Now it appears another theatre chain will be bringing the movie to more screens than originally expected.
That theatre chain is Omniplex, and numerous screenings have been announced for cities like Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow and Birmingham but also smaller urban areas like Sutton, Sligo and Newry.
Omniplex’s screenings appear to be dubbed.
The full list of screenings is as follows:
Republic of Ireland : Arklow, Balbriggan, Ballinasloe, Carlow, Cork, Drogheda – Scotch Hall, Dublin – Rathmines, Dundalk, Galway – Salthill, Killarney, Limerick, Longford, Monaghan, Mullingar, Nenagh, Roscommon, Shannon, Sligo, Tralee, Waterford, Wexford
Northern Ireland : Antrim, Armagh, Banbridge, Bangor, Belfast – Dundonald, Belfast – Kennedy Centre, Carrickfergus, Craigavon, Derry, Downpatrick, Dungannon, Larne, Lisburn, Newry, Omagh
Scotland : Glasgow – Clydebank
England : Birmingham – Great Park, High Wycombe, Ipswich, Sunderland, Sutton Surrey, Wigan
This will be the widest release any Dragon Ball Z movie has had in the UK and Ireland and the second widest release in the franchise overall with over 53 locations announced. By comparison, the most recent movie Dragon Ball Super : Super Hero received 111 screenings across both territories.
Nonetheless for a movie being re-released the number of screenings is fantastic news.
It has just been announced Switzerland will also get screenings of the 14th Dragon Ball Z movie Battle of Gods (originally known as Kami To Kami).
The two screenings, which tickets are already on sale for will be held on March 1st and 2nd at 3:30pm and 1pm respectively.
The previous two movies Dragon Ball Super : Broly and Dragon Ball Super : Super Hero were released in Swiss theatres on March 20, 2019 and August 30, 2022 respectively.
Although Battle of Gods was screened in several countries back in 2013-2014 neither it nor its sequel Resurrection ‘F’ were ever screened in Switzerland, but now natives have a chance to see it on the big screen.
Swiss fans will be familiar with Dragon Ball from the watching the German dub on TV3 in 1999-2001 or French, German and Italian channels, which were accessible through the use of cable providers.
Previously it was reported that Danmarks Radio were in negotiations for further episodes of Dragon Ball Super.
Now, it appears that the broadcasting and streaming giant who have been the home of Dragon Ball in Denmark since its debut have sealed the deal.
In a new post on the Dragon Ball DK Facebook page it was said that Jan Tellefsen, the director of the Danish Dragon Ball dubs revealed at the J-Popcon held on February 14th-16th that 49 new episodes have been licensed.
This new batch of episodes will bring the total number of episodes in the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super to 76. As such Danish fans can expect to see the entire Universe 6 and Goku Black arcs in their native tongue.
Dragon Ball Super launched on the DR TV app on October 18th last year, exactly one week after the debut of the Danish dub of One Piece.
There is no release date for the new episodes, but following the debut of One Piece episodes 1-30, 31-45, 46-53 and 54-61 on October 11th, November 8th, December 6th and December 20th respectively it is possible they will also come soon and in small batches over the coming months.
It was never officially confirmed why the Danish dub of Dragon Ball Z was never complete, but reportedly fans were told by Danmarks Radio it was a very hard, time consuming and expensive process, so the fact they are picking up a huge number of Dragon Ball Super episodes and investing in another long running anime certainly shows commitment and bodes well for their relationship with TOEI Animation.
In any case with these new episodes and Battle of Gods set to make its theatrical debut on March 1st, exciting times are ahead for Dragon Ball in Denmark after two decades of no new dubbed content.
Selecta Vision, the Spanish distributor of Dragon Ball on home video and their streaming service Anime Box have partnered up with FR Tech Gaming to give fans the chance to win some great prizes.
In a recent post the company unveiled a complete collection of the classic anime trilogy Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT on DVD as well as a silicone case for the PlayStation 5: by FR Tech Gaming.
All fans have to do is:
🐉Follow@selectavisionand@frtecgaming
🐉 Like ❤️ on this post
🐉 Tag their Dragon Ball Z fan friend in the comments
The competition closes on February 17th with the winner being decided the next day, so fans have a whole week to get their entries in.
Previously we reported that Odeon Cinemas were bringing the 2013 Dragon Ball Z movie Battle of Gods to the UK and Ireland.
The screenings that were listed included 6 on or near Dublin and 2 in different parts of the country (namely Waterford and Limerick).
Now Cineworld and Vue have listed screenings for the movie, which was never screened in Ireland other than at the Nom Con Convention in 2014.
Cineworld will be showing the movie subbed on March 1st and 2nd.
There are also screenings in Vue at the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, which includes a dub option.
On Monday of this week (February 3, 2025) AnimeBox, Selecta Vision’s streaming service was to bring the third anime of the original Dragon Ball trilogy – Dragon Ball GT to Spanish audiences.
It appears that the series has arrived early, as Spanish Dragon Ball enthusiast Antonio Kaytos reported it became available on January 24th.
Additionally the Dragon Ball Z midquel Dragon Ball Super will become available on February 28th, at which point all the series will be available to stream on the platform.
The “Nuevos Episodios de lunes a viernes” above can be translated as
“New Episodes from Monday to Friday”, which makes sense as AnimeBox has been adding new episodes on a daily basis like a traditional broadcaster.
Selecta Vision previously released Dragon Ball GT on DVD, and they will likely release it on Blu-Ray soon.
Previously it was reported that Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods would be screened in France, but recently listings have been spotted in other French-speaking territories curiously on the same date.
Luxembourg and Belgium will both be receiving screenings of the movie on March 8, 2025.
Fans in both territories would be familiar with Dragon Ball from the broadcasts on Club RTL and MCM in 1995-1996 and the late 90s respectively.
Previously we reported that Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods would be screening in Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, the UK, Poland and Germany.
Now screenings have been spotted in Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Latvia, Portugal, Serbia and Sweden.
Austria listing
Belgium listing
Bosnia, Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia listing
Kosovo listing
Latvia listing
Portugal listing
Sweden listing
With these new additions the number of territories Battle of Gods is being screened in stands at 23, meaning in Europe the movie is getting a wide release throughout the continent.
No screenings outside Europe have been announced, although in 2023 a similar 2-day run of the extended cut of the movie was shown in North America.
The 2013 Dragon Ball Z movie Battle of Gods is about to get a brief theatrical re-release around Europe, but another exciting prospect is that of at least one new dub being produced.
That prospect emerged the other day when ADR director Dariusz Kosmowski said on Facebook he would dub Battle of Gods if his post got 2,000 likes by February 7, 2025.
Dariusz Kosmowski was the director for the Polish dubs of Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball Kai, which premiered on Polsat Games in 2018 and 2023 respectively.
Battle of Gods will be screening in Poland on March 15, 2025, a whole two weeks after its release date in many other European territories.
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