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The available information indicates that Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will premiere on October 11th on Crunchyroll, with a simultaneous broadcast to Japan and Spanish subtitles. Furthermore, the announcement of the LEGO set confirms that the collaboration between the toy company and Toei Animation will not be limited to a single product.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus arrives on Crunchyroll in Spain
Crunchyroll has confirmed that Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will be available on its platform starting October 11. The platform will simulcast the series across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, with subtitled episodes released weekly in sync with the Japanese broadcast.
In Spain, this means being able to watch the anime on the same day as in Japan , although a Spanish dub hasn't been confirmed yet. It seems likely that, as with the Dragon Ball Z Kai phenomenon in Spanish , we'll have to wait to hear the usual voices in our language.
The arrival on Crunchyroll doesn't rule out other platforms. Prime Video has also secured streaming rights in some territories, and it wouldn't be surprising if more services joined in the coming weeks, following the precedent set by Dragon Ball Daima.
The project is not a direct sequel, but rather a reimagining of Dragon Ball Super . The production features reworked animation, more streamlined editing, and a restructured narrative to meet current anime standards.
Arcs, episodes, and the possible jump to Goku Black
According to leaks, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will have an initial run of 19 episodes . This number would serve to condense the first three arcs of the original series: Battle of Gods, Resurrection 'F', and the Tournament of Power.
Toei Animation's intention is to improve all of Dragon Ball Super before tackling later arcs. In that context, the Goku Black arc appears to be the next major candidate to receive this remake treatment.
The most talked-about clue has come in the form of a Goku Black figure in Super Saiyan Rosé with the series' updated logo. While not an official confirmation, it aligns with rumors of a broader overhaul that could also include the Tournament of Power.
For now, the broadcast of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus would extend at least until February 2027. The question is whether the remake will simply repeat the known arcs or if it will serve as a bridge to finally adapt the Galactic Patrol era.
LEGO presents its first Dragon Ball set: Shenron and Goku
LEGO and Toei Animation have unveiled the first official Dragon Ball set . It's LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron and Goku , a 1.764-piece build that recreates Shenron emerging from the seven Dragon Balls.
The set includes a minifigure of Kid Goku riding Kintoun, the Flying Nimbus. The sculpture stands over 32 centimeters tall and is clearly aimed at adult collectors , featuring a black base decorated with the franchise logo.
The set is part of a larger collaboration between LEGO and Toei Animation. The company has confirmed that more releases are planned for 2027 and subsequent years, so this initial launch is just the beginning.
As for the price, the reference price in Europe is around €140 , while in the United States it's set at $179,99. The official dimensions are approximately 32 centimeters high, 24 centimeters long, and 26 centimeters wide.
Release dates and availability of the LEGO set
Early access for LEGO Insiders members will begin on November 1st . The set will be available to the general public from November 4th , according to the company.
This new set joins other LEGO products inspired by anime and manga franchises, such as One Piece and Pokémon. In this case, the focus is on one of the most recognizable scenes from Dragon Ball: the summoning of the eternal dragon after gathering the seven Dragon Balls.
For Spanish fans, the main question is whether the Spanish dub of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will arrive later. The experience with Dragon Ball Daima suggests a slow process, so, at least for now, subtitles will be the primary way to follow the series.
Between the arrival of the remake on Crunchyroll, the possibility of new platforms, and the LEGO entry into Akira Toriyama's universe, the Dragon Ball schedule is quite busy. The coming months will show just how far this new phase will go.
The current state of Dragon Ball revolves around two very different but complementary fronts: the return of Super with a revamped Beerus and the first LEGO set featuring Shenron. While Crunchyroll finalizes the subtitled broadcast for Spain, the toy company is preparing a collector's edition that could continue into 2027.
