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Dragon Ball Super is preparing for a major return with a newly announced remake of the work by Toyotaro, following several years of hiatus and the release of Daima. The upcoming anime adaptation aims to offer a fresh visual appearance while ensuring broad accessibility for viewers in Spain.
According to recent announcements, the series will be broadcast across three distinct streaming services in the region. Crunchyroll was the initial platform to confirm its lineup arrival. Netflix subsequently secured rights through an agreement with Toei, though its premiere will occur one week later. Finally, AnimeBox, owned by Selecta Visión, rounded out the trio as the third confirmed home for the show.
Regarding audio options, both Crunchyroll and AnimeBox will release episodes simultaneously with their Japanese broadcast dates. However, the exact availability timeline for the Castilian Spanish dub remains entirely unknown at this stage. Past release patterns suggest that the original audio version will debut first, potentially followed by the dub once multiple episodes air or the run concludes.
Furthermore, industry expectations point to a possible future broadcast on domestic television networks within several months, which would necessitate the inclusion of a dubbed version. Fans continue to monitor platform updates regarding the official dub release schedule.
