Crunchyroll has announced that later today, March 5, at 4 PM ET / 1 PM PT, viewers will be able to watch the entirety of Dragon Ball Super in English dub.
Prior to the announcement, the only way to watch Dragon Ball Super on Crunchyroll was in Japanese with English subtitles. If people wanted to watch the show in English dub, they’d have to search it out.
On top of telling a captivating story, Dragon Ball Super is known for its all-star cast of voice actors, and the English dub is no expectation. The cast includes the likes of Sean Schemmel as Goku, Christopher R. Sabat as Piccolo and Vegeta, Matthew Mercer as Hit, Patrick Seitz as Jiren, and many more.
For those unaware, Dragon Ball Super picks up where Dragon Ball Z ended. The story primarily follows Goku and Vegeta in their quest to become the strongest fighters around. Throughout the series, we see them earn various transformations and even travel to other universes to prove to themselves that they are the strongest. Dragon Ball Super initially aired in 2017 and has over 100 episodes.
Though you can watch Dragon Ball Super with a free Crunchyroll account, ad-free streaming is limited to paid members. New subscribers can sign up for a 14-day free trial to one of Crunchyroll’s ad-free tiers. Paid members also have access to more content and get other exclusive perks.
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