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.
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:
Goku voiced by Sean Schemmel
Supreme Kai voiced by Kent Williams
Vegeta, Yamcha and Shenron voiced by Christopher R. Sabat
Bulma voiced by Monica Rial
Krillin voiced by Sonny Strait
Goten and Gotenks voiced by Kara Edwards
Trunks and Gotenks voiced by Alexis Tipton
Dende voiced by Justin Cook
Kibito voiced by Chuck Huber
Majin Buu voiced by Josh Martin
Babidi voiced by Duncan Brannan
Goku (Mini) voiced by Stephanie Nadolny
Supreme Kai (Mini) voiced by Nia Celeste
Vegeta (Mini) voiced by Paul Castro Jr.
Bulma (Mini) voiced by Taylor Murphy
Piccolo (Mini) voiced by Nasim Benelkour
Krillin (Mini) voiced by Lara Woodhull
Chi Chi (Mini) voiced by Brittany Lauda
Master Roshi (Mini) voiced by Jordan Dash Cruz
Trunks (Mini) voiced by Celeste Perez
Dende (Mini) voiced by Emi Lo
Kibito (Mini) voiced by Aaron Michael
Mister Satan (Mini) voiced by Cory Phillips
Majin Buu (Mini) voiced by Dusty Feeney
Glorio voiced by Aaron Dismuke
Gomah voiced by Tom Laflin
Degesu voiced by Landon McDonald
Doctor Arinsu voiced by Morgan Lauré
Neva voiced by Garrett Schenck
Sir Warp and Small Sir Warp voiced by Kristian Eros
This is not the first instalment of the franchise to be available on the service as all 153 episodes of original Dragon Ball have also been on Canal+ for at least six months now.
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.
A promotional image has leaked recently that may hint at Dragon Ball Daima coming to the channel soon with not only dubs in the aforementioned three languages, but also Malayalam and Kannada.
Just like the North American and Oceanic audiences before them Dragon Ball fans in Latin America will soon be able to experience the new series on the big screen.
So far the only confirmed territories are Argentina and Venezuela for January 16th and 23rd respectively, but more may follow, especially if the screenings are successful.
In terms of streaming platforms Latin American fans can catch the latest episodes of Dragon Ball Daima on Crunchyroll and Claro Video, as well as Netflix and Max, although the latter two are a week behind.
It has been revealed Crunchyroll will begin streaming their English dub of Dragon Ball Daima on January 10, 2025 at 1:30pm PT in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
The first 3 episodes of the dub were recently screened in North America and Oceania courtesy of Fathom Events and Sugoi respectively. This will mark the series debut in South Africa.
While the UK has not been mentioned the announcement that Dragon Ball Daima in general would be streaming there or Europe overall was very low-key and published in a German article to no fanfare.
The current cast and staff list for this dub is as follows:
As such, it seems these extras have been phased out and never got a UK release.
The only difference, as Emsen points out, other than the placement of Crunchyroll’s logos and BBFC ratings the disc art depicts the four star Dragon Ball rather than a plain blue and white background.
This will come as a disappointment to fans clamouring for the original 4:3 aspect ratio, but it is very telling that Manga UK cared about what the fans wanted. Crunchyroll has been a much less customer-focused company.
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