Following on from the previous announcements yet another dub for Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is on the horizon.
In a post yesterday on X/Twitter, South Korean TV channel Anibox announced that the series will premier on November 20th at 10pm.
This is likely to be a brand new dub from the ground up, as South Korea commonly redubs Dragon Ball material, including original Dragon Ball, which was rebroadcast nearly 3 years ago with a redub.
Previously it was announced that the English as well as Latin American Spanish and Portuguese dubs of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus would be dropping on November 12th, but it appears they were not the only dubs released thus far for the new TOEI anime.
As TheRed259 reported on Kanzenshuu a Thai dub was released, which features a completely new dub, likely because the 2017 Thai dub of Dragon Ball Super only ever reached episode 26 and thus there would be less content for the dub of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus to retell.
Additionally Hindi, Tamil and Telugu dubs were released on Crunchyroll in India, also featuring new dubs, albeit with the same cast as the Cartoon Network India dub, at least in the case of the Hindi dub.
There is no news so far on any other dubs on the horizon, but expect to hear of them soon.
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Crunchyroll has announced a few dubs for TOEI’s new anime series Dragon Ball Super: Beerus.
These dubs are an English dub, a Latin American Spanish and Portuguese dub.
All three dubs will stream on Crunchyroll November 12th at 8am pacific time.
The voice cast for these dubs includes the following:
English Voice Cast
Spanish Voice Cast
Portuguese voice cast
Dragon Ball Super Beerus now has an official release date for the UK and Ireland: October 14th on Disney+.
This is not too surprising as Dragon Ball Kai and Dragon Ball Super as well as the recent movies Broly and Super Hero were all added to the platform in these territories in the early summer this year.
It was recently revealed that Dragon Ball Super Beerus would be coming to Crunchyroll in France and Germany, but they are not the only two European territories that will be getting the new anime from TOEI.
Crunchyroll have just announced on their Spanish and Italian Twitter/X accounts that both countries will be getting Dragon Ball Super Beerus on October 11th.
This is notably the same day that the series will be premiering on Fuji TV in Japan.
The series will likely be shown subbed, but expect dubs to follow over time.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is set to premier on Fuji TV in Japan October 11th, but international fans won’t have long to wait.
Crunchyroll and Netflix have confirmed that the new anime series from TOEI will premier on their platforms October 11th and October 17th in France in addition to Germany and the United States respectively.
That means French and German fans will be able to watch a new episode the day it premiers in Japan and American fans can catch them just less than a week later.
As Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Kai and Dragon Ball Super came to Crunchyroll in France in a package deal with the UK and Ireland it is possible that the latter two territories could follow suit.
Germany also announced on their Facebook that they would be receiving Dragon Ball Super: Beerus on October 11th as well.
The Netflix page for the show has also popped up in the United States and a teaser has been released on Youtube and Twitter/X.
French fans will soon be able to experience Dragon Ball Super: Beerus not long after the episodes premier in Japan.
Starting October 13th a new episode will be simulcast every Tuesday at 11pm on the Mediawan Thematics-owned channel Mangas, just two days after the Fuji TV debuts.
This is not the only exciting news for Dragon Ball fans in France, as it has been just announced that Dragon Ball Daima will air on the channel Gulli, likely with a French dub.
A French dub of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is not known to be in production, but it could very well happen at some point as all the Dragon Ball TV series up to Daima (which again is likely to follow suit) have been dubbed in the language.
A subbed airing is not unexpected however, as Dragon Ball Daima received a simulcast on Mangas, the channel also regularly airs Dragon Ball content with the most recent being a rerun of Dragon Ball GT.
Mediawan Thematics is the owner of AB Groupe, which have a long history with the Dragon Ball franchise in France dating back to March 2, 1988 when the original series first aired on TF1’s Club Dorothée block.
A French dub of Dragon Ball Daima and local simulcast of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will no doubt be the start of an exciting new chapter in the history of Dragon Ball in France.
It has just been announced that the latest anime series in the long running Dragon Ball franchise, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will be coming to Amazon Prime in Japan on October 12th, the day after it premiers on Fuji TV.
The previous series Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Kai were added to the platform on June 15th this year and Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball Daima were added at some point prior to that. Additionally all the movies up to Resurrection ‘F’ were put on the platform since at least July 27, 2018.
It has not been announced which territories will receive Dragon Ball Super: Beerus on streaming internationally, but it is likely that it will be seen on many services throughout the world, just as Dragon Ball Daima was on both Crunchyroll and Netflix.
A premier date has been announced for the enhanced version of Dragon Ball Super.
The new TV anime Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will premier on October 11th, the same day as Dragon Ball Daima premiered in 2024.
The first episode will however have a sneak peak on October 8th at New York City Comic Con.
In keeping with tradition the new TOEI anime will air on Fuji TV, albeit at a later timeslot than the 2015 version of Dragon Ball Super did.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will air at 11:15pm on Fuji TV.
Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT all aired at 7pm Wednesdays on the same channel, but Dragon Ball Kai and Dragon Ball Super aired at the earlier 9am timeslot, although Dragon Ball Daima premiered at 11:40pm.
Norihito Sumitomo will be returning as the composer.
As “Broadcasting and Streaming” is in the promo it seems likely that much like Dragon Ball Daima, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will be distributed to several different streaming services around the world subtitled, no dubs have been confirmed as of this point.
The official announcement describing the project stated:
In relation to the story of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus the staff stated the following:
Other staff members confirmed for Dragon Ball Super Beerus will include:
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