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.
Late last year it was revealed that there would be a Korean dub of Dragon Ball Daima.
Now the time has come, Korean fans can enjoy the latest instalment of the long running franchise originally created by the late, great Akira Toriyama.
Today (April 20th) the first two episodes of the new Dragon Ball series aired on Tooniverse between 8pm and 9pm.
It’s worth noting this is not the debut of the show on Tooniverse as the channel did begin airing the show on October 19th last year, albeit in Japanese with subtitles.
Luckily for fans that prefer to watch a show in its original language subtitled airings are still scheduled for 1am on Wednesday and Thursday this week.
Moreover the Daima dub features a dubbed version of the OP, which appears to be a rarity for some anime dubs these days. Traditionally English Dragon Ball dubs have had dubbed OPs, but that was not the case for Crunchyroll’s dub of Dragon Ball Daima.
This is one day later than expected, but nonetheless great news considering the long history Dragon Ball has had, especially with dubs in South Korea.
In December Kanzenshuu veteran wjbraden reported news of a Korean dub of Dragon Ball Daima being set to premier.
The announcement of a Korean dub was made at the AGF 2024 booth, and it appeared that the show was being imported from SMG Holdings rather than Daewon Media who aired the recent original Dragon Ball redub.
Now Tooniverse has revealed a debut date for the Korean dub – April 19th.
This is not the first time Tooniverse has aired Dragon Ball Daima, as the show began its broadcast in October in Japanese with local subtitles, but now Koreans will be able to enjoy the show in their native language.
The AGF (Anime X Game Festival) is a huge event held in December that attracts thousands of fans of not just anime and games but also cartoons, light Nobel and YouTubers.
Current schedules for today (December 24th) and tomorrow (December 25th) suggest Anibox will be airing “Dragon Ball Specials”.
Going by titles it appears the South Korean channel will be rerunning episodes from the 23rd Tenkaichi Budokai as well as the History of Trunks TV special.
Evidently episodes of the TV series are being broadcast in hour-long slots under the “Dragon Ball Special – The World’s Best Budokai” banner.
The second Dragon Ball Z TV Special 絶望への反抗!! 残された超戦士・悟飯とトランクス (Defiance in the Face of Despair!! The Remaining Super-Warriors: Gohan and Trunks) is being aired under its localized title Counterattack on Despair! The Remaining Super Warriors on Christmas day.
As we reported on previously original Dragon Ball has been airing Sunday nights from 8-10pm on the Anibox channel in South Korea.
The series has been airing on the channel since Christmas Eve last year, and now it appears that just in time for Christmas the series will start over.
According to the current schedule the first 4 episodes will be broadcast again tonight (December 22nd in Korea).
Additionally episodes 17-20 and 21-24 will be airing Monday from 3-5pm and Thursday from 2-4pm respectively.
The channel is also airing Dragon Ball Super at midnight.
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.
As we speak Dragon Ball episode 103, the second episode of the Piccolo Daimaō arc has just aired in South Korea on the Daewon Media-owned channel AniBox.
The original Dragon Ball anime began airing on AniBox on Christmas eve last year, marking the first time in 16 years the series was shown on the channel.
Currently AniBox air Dragon Ball on Sundays starting with 1 rerun of the last week’s newest episode at 8pm followed by 3 new episodes from 8:30pm-10pm.
Champ TV previously dubbed all of original Dragon Ball but as Daewon Broadcasting acquired Champ Vision from Tcast in March of last year the channel was absorbed into the broadcasting giant and integrated into another Daewon channel AniOne.
This broadcast features a new Korean dub as it is very common for shows to be redubbed, reportedly due to broadcasting rights and dubbing often being cheaper than the cost of licensing other channel’s dubs.
Credit goes to the knowledgeable Korean dub expert wjbraden for confirming when this dub began.
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