Crunchyroll releases Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero dub trailer, announces international release dates

The film which has Japanese fans raving is finally coming to international theaters (Image Credits: Akira Toriyama, Toyotarou/Shueisha, Viz Media, Dragon Ball Super)
The film which has Japanese fans raving is finally coming to international theaters (Image Credits: Akira Toriyama, Toyotarou/Shueisha, Viz Media, Dragon Ball Super)

Earlier today, Crunchyroll finally announced the long-awaited international release dates for the recently showcased Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero film. The news comes alongside an English dubbed trailer, which gives fans a sneak peek into the voices of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero antagonists Gamma 1 and Gamma 2 for the first time.

While not every country received an international release date in the first round, a vast majority of international markets were addressed and have confirmed release dates. Crunchyroll also confirmed the announcement of additional Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero international release dates sometime in the future.

Follow along as this article breaks down this latest Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero news.


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As mentioned above, Crunchyroll announced the international release dates for Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero film earlier today. The news comes alongside the release of an English dub trailer, which features some action from the film and the English voices of some characters.

While not every country around the world has received an international release date, Crunchyroll will follow up soon with more information. Several weeks ago, the streaming service giant did state the intent to bring the film to every possible continent.

The following international release dates were announced in this first wave of information:

  • August 18 in Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Argentina, Colombia, Central America, Ecuador, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay
  • August 19 in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa, Zambia, and Vietnam
  • August 26 in India, Indonesia
  • August 30 in Malaysia, Brunei
  • August 31 in the Philippines
  • September 1 in Singapore
  • September 8 in Taiwan
  • September 15 in South Korea
  • September 29 in Thailand, Hong Kong and Macao

Tickets for the United States and Canada will go on sale on July 22. Unfortunately, ticket information is unavailable for other international releases as of this writing. The English dub, for which a trailer was released, will feature the following voice actors, both new and returning:

  • Sean Schemmel as Son Goku
  • Kyle Hebert as Son Gohan
  • Robert McCollum as Son Goten
  • Christopher R. Sabat as Piccolo
  • Christopher R. Sabat as Vegeta
  • Monica Rial as Bulma
  • Sonny Strait as Krillin
  • Eric Vale as Trunks
  • Kara Edwards as Videl
  • Jeannie Tirado as Pan
  • Zach Aguilar as Dr. Hedo
  • Aleks Le as Gamma 1
  • Zeno Robinson as Gamma 2
  • Charles Martinet as Magenta
  • Jason Marnocha as Carmine

Be sure to keep up with all Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero news, as well as general anime, manga, film, and live-action news, as 2022 progresses.


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