The Entire Saga – All of Dragon Ball Coming to Crunchyroll in the UK & France

Dragon Ball fans in the United Kingdom and France will soon be able to stream all of Goku’s adventures when every anime series in the franchise becomes available on Crunchyroll, and they won’t be waiting long. Dragon Ball Super helped create an entirely new generation of fans worldwide. Now, many of those new European fans will be able to catch up and stream every episode from the franchise, from Dragon Ball to Dragon Ball Super, even GT, if they want.

Streaming platforms like Crunchyroll have helped countless fans worldwide access inspirational and epic stories that were previously inaccessible. While each of the series chronicling the adventures of Goku, Vegeta, and the Dragon Balls has been available on streaming platforms in certain countries, the lovely citizens in the United Kingdom and France will be able to watch each on Crunchyroll starting with the first Dragon Ball anime on February 9, 2024.

The five different anime series include over 800 episodes that have adapted Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball manga and more. Incredible action, pulse-pounding tension, and universal humor fill each series, and it is about to become easier than ever to watch for European audiences. Each series will begin to stream on Crunchyroll, starting with Dragon Ball in February and ending with Dragon Ball Z Kai on March 29, 2024. The dates each series will become available can be seen below.

Every Dragon Ball Series Will Be Easier To Watch For More People

Akira Toriyama’s original Dragon Ball manga debuted almost 40 years ago, and since then, Goku has grown up with audiences. His adventures through Dragon Ball saw the young spiky-haired boy meet Bulma, Krillin, Master Roshi, and more in adventures that’d lead to him becoming the strongest fighter in the world. However, Dragon Ball Z revealed that his shocking strength resulted from an alien heritage that led to clashes with universally feared characters like Vegeta and Frieza. And those are not the only Dragon Ball stories the UK and French fans will soon have easier access to.

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Since the beloved DBZ anime concluded in 1996, a remaster called Dragon Ball Z Kai was released that condensed the anime from 291 episodes into 167. The changes saw a reduction of particular filler and questionable pacing issues. Dragon Ball GT takes place after DBZ and had very little involvement from Toriyama. Still, it provided several highlights, like the Super Saiyan 4 transformation. The Dragon Ball Super anime has been available for European viewers. Thankfully, its incredible new transformations and cosmic-level foes have helped interest a new group of people in Dragon Ball’s stories.

New European Dragon Ball Fans Have A Lot To Catch Up On

In the past, curious viewers who’d become interested in a series by catching a random episode on television had to buy expensive and sometimes hard-to-find home releases. Purchasing DVDs or VHS tapes of an anime series with hundreds of episodes was a costly habit. Thankfully, a subscription to Crunchyroll is much less expensive than the hundreds it would have previously cost to watch all the Dragon Ball anime series, a luxury the people from France and the United Kingdom will soon be able to enjoy.

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