Toei Animation and Crunchyroll announced that Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will begin streaming on Crunchyroll on October 11. The subtitled series will be available across several markets, including Southeast Asia, placing the Philippines within the rollout region named in the announcement.
Enhanced story arc
The series revisits the arrival of Beerus, the God of Destruction, and his encounter with Goku. According to the companies, the release draws from creator Akira Toriyama’s original story, character designs, and creative vision. Toei Animation, identified in the announcement as the production company behind the Dragon Ball franchise, is producing the series.
The announcement positions the project as an enhanced version of a familiar Dragon Ball Super arc rather than a separate story unrelated to the franchise. Its central setup remains the meeting between Beerus and Goku, while the revised presentation adds enhanced and all-new visual material.
Beerus and Goku’s conflict
The official synopsis begins several years after the battle against Majin Buu, when Earth has regained a brief period of peace. Beerus awakens from a long, deep sleep, and even Kai and Supreme Kai fear the power attributed to him, including his ability to destroy entire planets.
After hearing rumors about a Saiyan who defeated Frieza, Beerus appears before Goku. The synopsis says Earth is then targeted by Beerus, described as the strongest being in the universe, placing the planet in grave danger. This leads to an earth-shattering cosmic battle between the God of Destruction, Goku, and his allies. The conflict is presented as a threat extending beyond Earth and across the universe.Masako Nozawa is credited as the voice of Son Goku, while Kōichi Yamadera is credited as the voice of Beerus.
Southeast Asia availability
Crunchyroll will stream Dragon Ball Super: Beerus with subtitles in the United States, Canada, Latin America including Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, Southeast Asia, and Europe. The source announcement does not identify individual Southeast Asian countries or provide separate language, subscription, or pricing details.
For audiences in the Philippines, the stated Southeast Asia availability is the relevant regional rollout information currently provided by the companies. The announcement confirms streaming access through Crunchyroll but does not specify a platform tier or additional eligibility requirements.
