Good news! If you’ve been excited to see Dragon Ball Super with official English subtitles, you will be able to very soon.
Starting on October 22, fans will be able to stream an episode 63 simulcast, complete with English subtitles.
Below is the full press release with details about the Future Trunks arc episodes as well as all the past ones, too:
Toei Animation Inc. will debut an English subtitle simulcast of Dragon Ball Super on multiple digital platforms. For the first time, fans in North and Latin America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand will be able to view Dragon Ball Super simulcast. Since its debut in Japan in July 2015, the hit follow-up to one of the greatest anime series of all time has been eagerly awaited by followers around the world. Through non-exclusive streaming partnerships with Crunchyroll, Daisuki.net and Anime Lab, Dragon Ball Super will finally be available.
Kicking off on Saturday October 22 at 6:00pm PST, viewers of Crunchyroll, Daisuki and Anime Lab can log in for a non-exclusive English-subtitled simulcast of episode 63, “Don’t Define Saiyan Cells! The Curtain Rises on Vegeta’s Intense Battle!!” which leads into the thrilling conclusion of the “Future Trunks Arc.” Audiences will get to join Japan live during the broadcast, and then tune in weekly for future new episodes.
Crunchyroll: USA, Canada, Australia/New Zealand for subscription viewing on demand (SVOD) and advertising video on demand (AVOD). Latin America and South Africa can only be viewed on SVOD.
Daisuki.net: USA, Canada, Australia/New Zealand for SVOD & AVOD
Anime Lab: Australia and New Zealand for SVOD & AVOD
Dragon Ball Super’s fourth arc features the return of Future Trunks. Hunted by a mysterious being bent on destruction, Future Trunks is brought into a fight spanning time and space. Episode 63 follows Future Trunks’ epic battle against Goku Black, and Goku’s acquisition of the powerful “Evil Containment Wave” technique.
To prepare for episode 63’s debut, viewers will also be able to stream the entire Future Trunks arc (the arc begins at episode 47). Then, starting on October 30, the complete series will roll-out, with 10 episodes released a week at a time.
“Patience always pays off, and we’re delighted to finally share Dragon Ball Super with our fans around the world. And believe me when I say there’s more to come. Stay tuned for additional exciting news before the end of the year!” said Masayuki Endo, President of Toei Animation Inc.
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12 responses to “Dragon Ball Super Coming To Crunchyroll, Daisuki, And Anime Lab ”
But I’ve already been watching it… >.> *Twiddles thumbs*
Yup but now it’ll hopefully be consistent subtitles.
I’m going to wait until they’re dubbed. Normally I’m quite happy to use subtitles, but there’s something about Goku and Vegeta’s voice acting that hurts my ears.
Don’t forget King Kai, he sounds 100% better in the english dub.
I do like the Japanese Whis though. That said, he sounds a lot like the English one anyway.
I had trouble with that too… I think it’s just because I was so used to the English actors. I grew up with DBZ after all.
I had the same issue when I started FMA:Brotherhood as it was airing with subs but eventually got used to the Japanese cast and can switch between both versions (Stilladore that English cast).
But I dropped Super after a couple of episodes. Just couldn’t do it…
I’ve watched so much Super now, that when I play Xenoverse(which I picked up the other week) it was too weird to hear the English voices again and I changed them to Japanese. Also partly because the dubbing was really off and distracting.
yep, im waiting for the dubbed too. I grew up with the dubbed, i find it almost unwatchable without.
If you’ve seen the recent movies already, skip to like episode 20 or so, you’re not missing much.
Thanks for the tip
Or you can go straight to 27 for the end of the Freeza fight. There isn’t really much different before then.
Does then mean we can view all back episodes as well or only from 63 onwards?