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Crunchyroll announces Dragon Ball Daima Blu-Ray editions for the US
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:
- 7 silver foil art cards
- Goku x Vegeta x Piccolo sticker
- Silver foil rigid box with exclusive art by the character designer
There is no news yet on a release for other Crunchyroll territories like Germany, the UK and Australia, but expect them to follow.
December 17, 2025
English dub of Dragon Ball Daima coming to Hulu

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.

June 21, 2025
Dragon Ball Daima to air on Toonami US

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.

June 6, 2025
English and Brazilian Portuguese dubs of Dragon Ball Daima concludes today
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:
- 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
- Narrator voiced by Doc Morgan
Technical staff include:
- ADR Director: Jonathan Rigg
- ADR Producer: Samantha Herek
- English Script Writer: Jarrod Greene
- ADR Mixer: Gino Palencia
- ADR Engineer: Jameson Outlaw
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.
May 16, 2025
Dragon Ball Daima English dub coming to Crunchyroll on January 10th in North America, Oceania and South Africa
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:
- Stephanie Nadolny as Goku (Mini)
- Nia Celeste as Supreme Kai (Mini)
- Paul Castro Jr. as Vegeta (Mini)
- Taylor Murphy as Bulma (Mini)
- Nasim Benelkour as Piccolo (Mini)
- Lara Woodhull as Krillin (Mini)
- Brittany Lauda as Chi Chi (Mini)
- Jordan Dash Cruz as Master Roshi (Mini)
- Celeste Perez as Trunks (Mini)
- Emi Lo as Dende (Mini)
- Aaron Michael as Kibito (Mini)
- Cory Phillips as Mister Satan (Mini)
- Dusty Feeney as Majin Buu (Mini)
- Aaron Dismuke as Glorio
- Tom Laflin as Gomah
- Landon McDonald as Degesu
- Morgan Lauré as Doctor Arinsu
- Garrett Schenck as Neva
- Kristian Eros as Sir Warp and Small Sir Warp
Returning cast members:
- Sean Schemmel as Goku
- Kent Williams as Supreme Kai
- Christopher R. Sabat as Vegeta, Yamcha, Shenron
- Monica Rial as Bulma
- Sonny Strait as Krillin
- Kara Edwards as Goten, Gotenks
- Alexis Tipton as Trunks, Gotenks
- Justin Cook as Dende
- Chuck Huber as Kibito
- Josh Martin as Majin Buu
- Duncan Brannan as Babidi
- Doc Morgan as Narrator
Technical staff:

Director : Jonathan Rigg

Producer : Samantha Herek

Script writer : Jarrod Greene

ADR Mixer : Gino Palancia

ADR Engineer: Jameson Outlaw
December 3, 2024
Dragon Ball Daima English dub cast revealed

Dragon Ball Daima has just wrapped up its brief 3-episode theatrical run in North America and is now being screened in Australia and New Zealand.

Fans that attended have reported on the cast listing, which was shown during the credit sequence.

The cast currently known is as follows:

Stephanie Nadolny – Kid Goku

Aaron Dismuke – Glorio

Nia Celeste – Supreme Kai

Paul Castro Junior – Kid Vegeta

Nasim Benelkour – Kid Piccolo

Landon McDonald – Degasu

Morgan Laure Garrett – Dr Arinsu

Lara Woodhull – Kid Krillin/Kuririn

Taylor Murphy – Kid Bulma

Brittany Lauda – Kid Chi-Chi

Celeste Perez – Kid Trunks

Jordan Dash Cruz – Kid Roshi

Cori J Philipps – Kid Mr Satan

Aaron Michael – Kid Kibito

Additional voices are provided by Belsheber Rusape Junior, Corey Wilder, Derick Snow, Matthew Elkins, Sean Letourneau and Van Barr Junior, and characters such as the narrator and voice of adult Goku are reprised by Doc Morgan and Sean Schemmel respectively.

It is not known when these English dubbed episodes will become available to stream, although since they are dubbed by Crunchyroll it could be soon, as their Hindi, Tamil and Telugu dubs of Dragon Ball Daima were just released in India.

November 13, 2024
Dragon Ball Daima English dub theatrical preview announced for Australia and New Zealand

https://twitter.com/sugoicoau/status/1847428003019837885

It is official, Dragon Ball fans down under will get to enjoy the English dub for the new anime Dragon Ball Daima on the big screen too.

From November 14th the first three episodes will be screened in Australia and New Zealand.

The most recent movie Dragon Ball Super : Super Hero was screened in both territories and grossed $977,912 and $200,467 respectively out of $86,562,140 globally. An impressive number for two relatively low populated countries.

No other English-speaking territories have been announced, aside from the previously announced US screenings, or other territories in general, but as TOEI is making a huge push worldwide for Dragon Ball Daima it should be no surprise if further screenings are announced.

These theatrical screenings are being handled by Sugoi, a specialist anime distributor in Oceania set up by founder and former CEO of Madman Entertainment Tim Anderson.

Madman held the Australian and New Zealand rights to Dragon Ball for years, although they sold their anime division to Sony’s Aniplex in 2019, which then became part of Funimation’s streaming service and later Crunchyroll.

Former Australian staff were laid off in the process.

October 19, 2024
Dragon Ball Daima English dub officially confirmed at New York City Comic Con

As Dragon Ball fans in English-speaking territories eagerly await the Crunchyroll dub, there has not yet been an announcement.

Nonetheless when the English dub trailer dropped there was no doubts fans were hearing Stephanie Nadolny voice Goku.

Yesterday at a panel hosted by Monica Rial at New York City Comic Con, Stephanie Nadolny was formally announced as the voice of Goku (following being transformed into a kid) in Dragon Ball Daima, and Aaron Dismuke was revealed as the voice of Glorio.

The remaining cast members for the Dragon Ball Daima have yet to be announced, although there is no reason to suspect fan favourites like Sean Schemmel and Chris Sabat won’t be reprising their roles as adult Goku and Vegeta respectively.

Fathom Events will be screening the first three episodes of the Dragon Ball Daima English dub in hundreds of US theatres from November 10th-12th.

At this moment there is no further news about the English dub, but expect it soon.

October 18, 2024
Stephanie Nadolny returns as Dragon Ball Daima English dub trailer drops

As the recently announced theatrical dubbed screenings for the first 3 episodes of Dragon Ball Daima in the US approach, a trailer has just been released to give fans a sample of what they can expect.

Geekdom101 teased fans on Twitter, the rumours caught on quickly amongst the fandom, but it is now official.

Stephanie Nadolny, the voice of kid Goku in Funimation’s inhouse dub of the original Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball GT as well as the movies Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle and Mystical Adventure will be reprising her role as the character for the first time in 15 years.

The trailer has been shared by IGN:

Dragon Ball Daima will receive its English language premier in the United States on November 10th for a 3-day theatrical run, courtesy of Fathom Events and Crunchyroll.

Expect further releases of Daima with the English dub down the road on other platforms like Crunchyroll’s streaming service, home video, possibly TV and more.

September 24, 2024

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