So, you're a Dragon Ball Super fan, huh? You love screaming Kamehameha at your TV and arguing about power levels? You're definitely not alone! And if you're here, you're probably wondering where to get your fix.
The Great Crunchyroll Question
Let's cut to the chase: Is the English dub of Dragon Ball Super on Crunchyroll? That's the million-Zeni question (Zeni is the currency in Dragon Ball world!). The answer is, well, it's complicated, like figuring out Fusion Dance with a stomach ache.
Crunchyroll does have Dragon Ball Super. Awesome, right? But before you start celebrating with a Senzu bean, there's a little catch. It's not quite as straightforward as you might hope.
Sub vs. Dub: The Eternal Battle
The thing is, Crunchyroll is often your go-to spot for the *subbed* version, meaning you get to read the subtitles while hearing Goku shout in Japanese. It's great for purists and language learners. But what if you want to hear Sean Schemmel's iconic Goku voice?
Getting the English dub on Crunchyroll has been a bit of a wild goose chase for many fans. Availability can change, and it often depends on your region. It's like trying to catch a greased-up Hercule (Mr. Satan) – slippery!
You may sometimes find some dubbed episodes available, but don't be shocked if you don't find the whole series. Check it out, you may be lucky!
Where Else to Find Your Super Fix?
So, if Crunchyroll isn't always the hero we need, where can you watch the English dub of Dragon Ball Super? Don't worry, you don't have to train with King Kai to find it. There are other options!
Funimation, now merged with Crunchyroll under the same umbrella, often holds the key. Many fans find the full English dub there. Think of it as Vegeta reluctantly teaming up with Goku – they're both part of the same team now, even if they don't always act like it!
Other streaming services like Hulu or even buying the Blu-rays or digital copies are also viable alternatives. The point is, don't give up hope! The Dragon Balls are out there; you just need to find them. You can also try Adult Swim if you live in the US.
The Hilarious Hunt for Dubs
"Finding the English dub of Dragon Ball Super sometimes feels like a Herculean task. One minute it's there, the next it's gone, replaced by a rogue episode of *Dragon Ball GT*. It's the ultimate test of a fan's patience!"
Let’s be honest, the whole situation can be a bit comical. Imagine Goku trying to use Instant Transmission but accidentally ending up in your laundry room. That’s how random the availability can feel sometimes!
Keep checking different platforms and use websites to keep you updated on availability! It's all part of the adventure of being a Dragon Ball fan. Embrace the chaos!
A Heartwarming Conclusion
Ultimately, the important thing is that you get to enjoy the amazing story of Dragon Ball Super, no matter how you watch it. Whether you prefer the sub or the dub, the epic battles, the goofy humor, and the heartwarming moments of friendship and family are what truly matter.
So, keep searching for those English dub episodes! And remember, even if you have to watch it with subtitles, you can still yell "Kamehameha!" as loud as you want. Just maybe warn your neighbors first.
Now go forth and enjoy the world of Dragon Ball Super! May your power levels always be increasing!
