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.
