According to a leak there will be a new collaboration between Dragon Ball and Burger King coming.
Dragon Ball fans in the United States will remember that Dragon Ball Z had a commercial tie-in with Burger King in the year 2000 when small silver figures were sold with trading cards.
The characters chosen for this tie-in were Piccolo, Krillin, Vegeta, Frieza, Super Saiyan Goku, Gohan and Goku with Super Saiyan Goku being the only gold figure.
A listing for a Dragon Ball Super : Broly Blu-Ray steelbook has appeared on Crunchyroll’s store.
This new edition of the movie is set to be released on November 4th of this year, and is available for the pre-order price of $31.98.
This is not the first time the movie has had a steelbook release, as Manga UK previously released such a variant for region B.
This will be the first steelbook release of the movie in North America.
It is however likely that this will be a repackage of the North American Blu-Ray, as such the green tint (which Funimation denied being there) that was absent from the UK release will remain present.
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:
Technical staff include:
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.
It is official, Dragon Ball Daima is set to be rolled out to the first batch of international territories, and on the same date it premiers on Fuji TV.
Crunchyroll have announced on October 11th they will be streaming Daima in Japanese with English, Spanish and Portuguese subtitles. Territories announced so far include North America, Central America, South America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, but expect more to be rolled out very soon.
Fans will remember the long-awaited Dragon Ball Super simulcast, which TOEI and Crunchyroll began over a year after Super began airing on Fuji TV. Interestingly the initial territories included in Super’s simulcast mirror this Daima simulcast with the addition of the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia. Around the same time Daisuki was simulcasting Super to select European countries like the UK, Ireland, Germany and the Nordic regions, so it’s not out of the question a similar initiative may be in the works for Daima.
Indeed several European license holders of the past like Manga UK and KAZÉ have been absorbed into Crunchyroll, and Crunchyroll streams the entire series to the British Isles as well as France. The company is now a force to be reckoned with in the anime industry, monopolizing like none have done before. It would certainly make sense for Crunchyroll to expand the simulcast wider, as they will certainly have the license for many European countries, without a doubt Britain and Ireland being one such case.
No word on the production of any dubs to serve the territories receiving Daima’s simulcast, but it is very likely companies like Crunchyroll have began working on them, so expect to hear news on them within the next year, if not the next few months or weeks.
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