Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Set for October, 19-Episode Leak Surfaces
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is slated to air in October. A leak claims 19 episodes across three arcs, plus a one-hour-delayed Crunchyroll stream.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, a remake of the Dragon Ball Super anime, is scheduled to begin airing in October. The series will retell the story of the original show with updated production.
A leak circulating online claims the series will run for 19 episodes split across three arcs: God of Destruction Beerus, Frieza's Revival, and Universe Six. The same leak states that Crunchyroll will stream the show one hour after its Japanese broadcast.
Crunchyroll has not officially confirmed any streaming details for Dragon Ball Super: Beerus. The platform's fall anime schedule, revealed on Sept. 15, does not mention the series.
In Japan, Prime Video will stream episodes 30 minutes after their Fuji TV broadcast. The original Dragon Ball Super anime began streaming on Prime Video in Japan in 2019, a year after it ended.
The franchise will not be featured at Jump Festa this year, and a Galactic Prisoner arc has already been announced.
Quick answers
When does Dragon Ball Super: Beerus air?
The series is scheduled to begin airing in October.
How many episodes will Dragon Ball Super: Beerus have?
A leak claims 19 episodes across three arcs: God of Destruction Beerus, Frieza's Revival, and Universe Six. This has not been officially confirmed.
Where can I stream Dragon Ball Super: Beerus?
In Japan, Prime Video will stream episodes 30 minutes after their Fuji TV broadcast. A leak claims Crunchyroll will stream the show one hour after its Japanese broadcast, but Crunchyroll has not officially confirmed this.