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Viu TV streams Chinese sub of Dragon Ball Daima

Recently tinlunlau reported on Kanzenshuu that Dragon Ball Daima has also dropped on Viu TV, a Hong Kong-based channel which runs its own streaming service and teased the show.

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On the same day (October 11th) Viu TV began streaming Dragon Ball Daima it was available on Crunchyroll, on Monday it will be released throughout Asia on Netflix, but Viu TV offers Hong Kong viewers a way of watching the show for free with the ad supported plan.

The previous TV anime Dragon Ball Super was available on Viu TV and another local streaming service named Now-E dubbed in Cantonese.

The show is only available to Hong Kong viewers with Chinese subs, but as all Dragon Ball series since the original received dubs in Hong Kong and Taiwan (and the original Dragon Ball got a dub in mainland China) it is likely that a Cantonese and Mandarin dub will follow at some point.

October 12, 2024
Danish dub of Dragon Ball Super to premier October 18th on DR Ultra

It has been months since the announcement Dragon Ball Super would be returning to Denmark with little updates, but now a debut date has been confirmed.

Kanzenshuu veteran sangofe has received an update from Danmarks Radio about their plans to bring the 2015 TOEI anime to Denmark.

The show will start on October 18th, and episodes 1-27 will be released on the DR Ultra app. All episodes will be dubbed in Danish.

DR Ultra, which became an online platform only in 2020 was the last channel to air any Dragon Ball content in Denmark over 10 years ago.

This will also mark the second time a Danish company has licensed any of the TV anime, as Dragon Ball Z was the only series to be shown prior to Super.

Luckily sangofe was also told if numbers were good for Dragon Ball Super, Danmarks Radio would buy more Dragon Ball content.

As such this could be a great opportunity for a revival of the franchise in the Scandinavian territory.

October 10, 2024
Crunchyroll announce premier times for Dragon Ball Daima simulcast ahead of Fuji TV premier

With Dragon Ball Super set to premier on Fuji TV in less than a day, fans are naturally eager for the simulcast, especially coming off the very positive reactions to the sneak peak.

Now Crunchyroll has officially unveiled the times the first episode will drop.

For fans on the west coast of North America it will be 10am, 12pm for central time viewers and 1pm on the east coast, whereas for UK and Irish viewers it will be 6pm.

A week later the series will debut on Netflix worldwide, although the company said dates could vary from country-to-country.

It is not known when the English dub will be on any streaming service, but as the first three episodes will be shown from November 10-12th in theatres, it is likely they will follow sometime after.

October 10, 2024
Dragon Ball Kai still unreleased in the Netherlands

Previously it seemed the Dutch streaming services GoAnime and Videoland were going to bring Dragon Ball Kai to the Netherlands, based on what fans were told by the companies.

This was exciting news for many fans of Dragon Ball dubs because not only would this mark the series return to the Netherlands, but it was also going to be the debut of the first ever Dutch dub of anything Dragon Ball.

Dragon Ball has not aired on Dutch TV since its broadcast on Yorin’s Yorkiddin block, which ceased airing the show in early 2004, although the most recent movies Broly and Super Hero got theatrical releases.

Periscoop Anime (owner of GoAnime) previously released Broly on DVD and Blu-Ray, and a tease they had licensed Dragon Ball Kai at Heroes Comic Con months ago led fans to wonder in what form would they be releasing it.

A release on a streaming platform would certainly be a great way of testing the waters for a home release, especially in the Netherlands case where traditionally they have had English dubs of Dragon Ball, and have thusly been served since 2015 when Manga UK released Dragon Ball Kai on home media for Dutch fans that want the Funimation dub, and even the Yamamoto score for episodes 1-39 (which a separate Dutch release would almost certainly not have).

In any case we will be keeping a close eye on any updates on this mythical Dutch dub and streaming release.

October 7, 2024
Dragon Ball Super set to begin airing in Denmark

Earlier this year, following the death of series creator Akira Toriyama it was announced that the Danish public service broadcaster Danmarks Radio was going to air Dragon Ball Super in the fall.

At the time it was not known whether the series would be airing subtitled or dubbed, however shortly after enquiries were made and the channel confirmed they would indeed be dubbing Dragon Ball Super in Danish.

This will not be the first time Dragon Ball Super was legally available in Denmark, as it was simulcast on Daisuki in 2016, but this will mark the debut of the Danish dub.

For months there was no word on when exactly the anime would be making its return to Denmark, that all changed as just today it has been revealed Dragon Ball Super will begin airing this week.

The debut of Dragon Ball Super on Danish TV will also mark the first time any Dragon Ball series has aired in the country since DR Ultra’s rerun of Dragon Ball Z concluded on January 31, 2014, and the first time any Dragon Ball content was released in Denmark since the most recent movie Super Hero was screened theatrically in September 2022.

For further updates on the Danish dub of Super watch this space.

October 7, 2024
Italy will receive Dragon Ball Daima simulcast on Amazon Prime’s thematic channel Anime Generation

Italian Dragon Ball fans will now have another way of watching Dragon Ball Daima when it premiers.

Previously it was announced there would be an exclusive screening at the Lucca Comics and Games convention on the weekend of November 2nd-3rd.

Now Yamato Video announced that the Dragon Ball Daima simulcast will be coming to Anime Generation, a thematic channel available to Amazon Prime subscribers in Italy.

Amazon Prime has recently become the streaming home of Dragon Ball in Italy with the addition of the original series and Dragon Ball Z earlier this year.

Should there be any more updates on Italy we will be sure to announce it.

As it stands all these releases in Italy will be subbed, although it is likely a dub will come at some point as all Dragon Ball content with the exception of Kai have been dubbed in Italy since the franchise’s introduction in 1989.

Should there be any updates on a dub or more exciting news for Italian fans we will be sure to announce it.

October 6, 2024
Dragon Ball Daima will be coming to Hulu in North America

It was previously announced Dragon Ball Daima would be dropping on Netflix in Asia on October 14th followed by international territories on October 18th.

Fans in the United States and Canada will now not have to wait until the latter, as Hulu’s upcoming releases have recently listed Dragon Ball Daima for a release date of October 11th.

According to the company’s website the new anime series from TOEI Animation will be streaming subbed.

For anyone that wants to watch the upcoming English dub (which will mark the return of Stephanie Nadolny) there will be a chance to catch them at very limited screenings of the first 3 episodes on November 10th.

This is not the first time Dragon Ball content has been on Hulu, the platform previously streamed Dragon Ball Z,

Currently original Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Kai, Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Super are streaming

North American fans wishing to stream Dragon Ball Z can find the series on Crunchyroll.

October 6, 2024
Piccolo Junior arc to air on AniBox tomorrow

A little less than two months ago the Piccolo Daimaō arc began airing with its new Korean dub on AniBox.

Recent scheduling updates have confirmed the premier of episode 123 with the new dub as airing tomorrow (October 5th), which will mark the beginning of the Piccolo Junior or 23rd Tenkaichi Budōkai arc of original Dragon Ball.

Dragon Ball originally premiered in South Korea in the 1980s with the original Korean dub. It also aired on Champ TV.

The original series hasn’t aired for a long time before this rerun with the new dub however.

October 5, 2024
Dragon Ball Red Ribbon Army arc set to air on Cartoon Network India

Following on from the conclusion of the 21st Tenkaichi Budokai arc last Sunday, Cartoon Network India is set to begin airing the Red Ribbon Army arc.

As was the case with the previous arc the channel is marketing it as a “new season” in its latest promo.

Showcasing some punches and kicks from Goku, and one scene where a wall smashes Cartoon Network is highlighting the escalating action in this story arc.

According to this promo the new arc is set to begin tomorrow at 2pm, although current schedules suggest a 1:30pm start time.

As such it is possible from 1:30-2pm episode 28, which aired last Sunday will be rerun followed by episode 29.

Similarly episode 13 premiered with the new Indian dubs on September 8th and was rerun on September 15th followed by episodes 14-18.

So we can probably expect episodes 28-33 to air tomorrow with the new Hindi dubs, and first known dubs of original Dragon Ball in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada.

There may be less episodes next week with Battle of Gods set to premier for the first time in India, but original Dragon Ball is evidently doing well as weekday timeslots have been added, likely for reruns, which inspires a lot of confidence in its continued success.

October 5, 2024
Dragon Ball Daima confirmed for Netflix worldwide

Dragon Ball Daima is set to be the first installment of the long-running Dragon Ball series to get a worldwide release.

The series is set to hit numerous streaming services such as Crunchyroll, Max, ADN, Anime Box and now Netflix.

The company has announced Daima will drop on October 14th in Asia, and globally 4 days later.

Dragon Ball DAIMA is coming to Netflix! Prepare for a new Dragon Ball adventure as Goku, Supreme Kai, Glorio, and Panzy journey into a mysterious world!

With original work, story, and character design by Akira Toriyama. Starting October 14 in Asia, and globally on October 18… pic.twitter.com/CmmSd2jydG
— Netflix (@netflix) October 4, 2024

This unprecedented number of streaming platforms is promising as it will bring Dragon Ball Daima to the largest possible audience.

What a way to celebrate the franchises 40th anniversary and the legacy of the great Akira Toriyama.

October 4, 2024

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_{Thanks to Derek Padula for the idea of writing a book about the history of Dragon Ball in every country, if anyone wants to tell him the history of the anime and manga in your country please contact him here.}

_{Thanks to Tian for the web development advice and for designing the banner image.}

_{Thanks to the Kanzenshuu team for providing individual summaries for the episode guide.}

_{_{Thanks to Robo and KBABZ for providing trivia and the filler breakdowns for each episode.}}

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