Dragon Ball International

Tag: Castillian Spanish dub

  • Spain to receive first ever Blu-Ray release of Dragon Ball GT

    20 years into the formats history and just in time for the 30th anniversary of the series it has just been announced that Dragon Ball GT will be receiving a Blu-Ray release.

    This upcoming release will be in Spain from distributor Selecta Vision, who have released a lot of Dragon Ball content on home video in the country, including recent Blu-Rays of not just the original Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z but also Dragon Ball Kai and the movies.

    No release date is yet known but Selecta Vision distributed posters at the Manga Barcelona 2025 event announcing this release.

    These posters were leaked by a user named Vercery on forums and a fan contacted Selecta Vision to verify the information.

    Furthermore a user named Bicho_86 supplied the image below, which went unnoticed by the Spanish fanbase for a few days following the announcement.

    Suffice to say Selecta Vision did confirm the news, so soon Spanish fans can look forward to completing their classic anime trilogies on a HD format.

  • Selecta Vision confirms European Spanish dub of Dragon Ball Daima set to be released in 2026

    It was just announced at the Selecta Vision conference at Manga Barcelona (the most important fair for the medium of manga in Spain) that Dragon Ball Daima will be released in 2026 with Spanish dubbing.

    Up until now the series has only been available in Spain in Japanese with Spanish subtitles, but this means that local fans can enjoy the series in their native tongue.

    This is fantastic news, not only for Spanish fans that wanted a local dub but also those that like to own Dragon Ball on physical media as Selecta Vision releases the series on DVD and Blu-Ray with the most recent addition being their releases of Dragon Ball Kai (another show with a long-awaited European Spanish dub).

  • Selecta Vision announce giveaway for classic Dragon Ball anime trilogy on DVD and silicone case for PlayStation 5

    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.

  • Netflix Spain to stream Dragon Ball Kai

    It has been noted that Dragon Ball Kai is set to be streamed on Netflix in Spain.

    This will not be the first platform for Kai to be released on in Spain as Selecta Vision’s Anime Box began to stream the series in July.

    As a new Castilian Spanish dub began earlier this year it is likely that this will be the local language track used.

  • Entire classic Dragon Ball anime trilogy coming to Spain on Anime Box

    It has been revealed that the original Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT TV series will be coming to Spanish streaming service Anime Box.

    The platform previously began streaming Dragon Ball Kai on July 5th with the new Castilian Spanish dub that was shown in theatres.

    This makes Spain the fourth European territory to begin streaming all three series this year after Crunchyroll began to release them gradually in the UK, Ireland and France just a few months prior.

    Dragon Ball has been airing on Comedy Central in Spain since at least 2022 and the channel continues to air the series. Tonight there will be a double bill of Dragon Ball Z from 7:05pm to 7:50pm followed by four episodes of original Dragon Ball from 7:50pm to 9:50pm.

    The entire series pre-Super coming to Anime Box means Spanish fans will have the freedom to watch on all their devices.

    There is no news on whether the series will be streaming with the just Iberian Spanish dub and Japanese with subtitles, but according to Anime Boxes homepage some content is available in Catalan, Galician and Basque it is possible these language options may also be streamed.

    No news on a release date yet but I will keep an eye on this development. Please follow Anthonio Kaytos for any and all information about Dragon Ball in Spain.

Tag: Castillian Spanish dub