Dragon Ball Super: Beerus premieres in Japan and begins streaming on Crunchyroll on Sunday, October 11, 2026. The Japanese Fuji TV broadcast is scheduled for 11:15 p.m. JST. Crunchyroll confirms October 11 across a wide international territory list, but its current seasonal lineup still labels the exact subtitle airtime as Time TBA.
Netflix is following on a different schedule. Current U.S. Netflix-focused reporting points to a Saturday, October 17 start in the United States, six days after the Japanese/Crunchyroll premiere. Netflix availability and dates can vary by region, so October 17 should not be presented as a universal global Netflix timestamp.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus release dates at a glance
| Platform / region | Date | Time status |
|---|---|---|
| Fuji TV, Japan | October 11 | 11:15 PM JST |
| Crunchyroll | October 11 | Exact international stream time TBA |
| Netflix U.S. | October 17 | Weekly rollout reported for U.S. listing |
| Other Netflix regions | Region-dependent | Check local Netflix title page |
What time does Dragon Ball Super: Beerus air in Japan?
The official Dragon Ball site lists the Fuji TV nationwide premiere for 11:15 p.m. JST on October 11. That is 2:15 p.m. UTC, 10:15 a.m. EDT, 7:15 a.m. PDT, 3:15 p.m. BST and 4:15 p.m. CEST on the same date.
Those conversions are useful for following the Japanese broadcast. They should not be mistaken for a confirmed Crunchyroll upload time because Crunchyroll’s own Fall 2026 listing says “October 11, Time TBA.”
When does it release on Crunchyroll?
Crunchyroll officially announced an October 11, 2026 streaming start. The announced territories include the United States, Canada, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, India, Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
This is the most authoritative international date currently available for the platform. If you see an exact Crunchyroll hour elsewhere, check whether it comes from a live Crunchyroll episode page or is simply a conversion from Fuji TV.
When is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus on Netflix?
Netflix’s rollout is later and more region-specific. Current U.S. release reporting says weekly episodes begin October 17. That creates a six-day gap behind the October 11 Japanese and Crunchyroll launch.
Some regions can receive Netflix anime on different dates, so the cleanest way to answer “when is it on Netflix?” is by country. U.S. viewers should look for October 17; viewers elsewhere should open the local title page because a date from another country’s Netflix catalog may not apply.
Why are Crunchyroll and Netflix dates different?
Streaming services license shows under separate distribution agreements. A series can have a near-simulcast arrangement on one service and a delayed weekly window on another. That does not necessarily mean one listing is wrong.
For Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, Crunchyroll has publicly announced October 11 across its listed territories. The U.S. Netflix date is later, so anyone trying to watch as close as possible to the Japanese premiere should pay attention to the Crunchyroll release rather than assume both platforms update together.
What is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus?
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is an enhanced edition of the Dragon Ball Super anime focused on the Beerus material. Official promotion describes the project as visually upgraded, revisiting the beginning of the Super story as Beerus, the God of Destruction, awakens and searches for the Super Saiyan God.
It is not being marketed as a brand-new sequel set after every existing Dragon Ball Super event. That distinction matters because searchers may see “new Dragon Ball Super anime” and assume it continues the television story beyond the Tournament of Power.
What has been changed?
The marketing emphasizes an enhanced presentation rather than a simple re-upload of old television episodes. Promotional material has highlighted reworked visuals and a refreshed presentation of the early Dragon Ball Super story.
Because the series is rolling out weekly, viewers will be able to compare the changes episode by episode. Avoid treating every rumored animation correction or scene change as confirmed until it appears in the broadcast.
NYCC premiere and early screening
Before the regular release, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus was also promoted with a New York Comic Con panel and advance world-premiere screening of the first episode. Crunchyroll’s September announcement named English Bulma voice actor Monica Rial as host, with Jason Douglas (Beerus) and Ian Sinclair (Whis) among the guests.
An event screening does not change the general public streaming date. October 11 remains the announced Crunchyroll launch.
Crunchyroll territories
Crunchyroll’s October 5 announcement lists:
- United States and Canada
- Latin America
- Australia and New Zealand
- India
- Southeast Asia
- Europe
- Africa
- Middle East
Even inside a broad region, account availability can be affected by local rights. If the title does not appear in your Crunchyroll search immediately, verify the platform’s regional catalog rather than assuming the series has been delayed worldwide.
What about an English dub?
A streaming date for subtitles does not automatically establish a same-minute English dub release. Use Crunchyroll’s language selector and official dub schedule once episodes go live. The NYCC guest list includes English voice talent, but an event appearance by dub actors is not itself proof of a particular weekly dub clock.
Frequently asked questions
When does Dragon Ball Super: Beerus premiere?
October 11, 2026 in Japan and on Crunchyroll.
What time is the Japanese premiere?
Fuji TV is scheduled to air it at 11:15 p.m. JST on October 11.
What time does it stream on Crunchyroll?
Crunchyroll confirms October 11 but currently lists the exact subtitle airtime as TBA.
When is it on Netflix in the U.S.?
Current U.S. Netflix release reporting points to October 17, 2026, with weekly episodes.
Is the Netflix date the same worldwide?
No universal Netflix date should be assumed. Catalog timing can differ by region, so check the local Netflix listing.
Is Beerus a sequel to Dragon Ball Super?
No. It is an enhanced revisit of the Beerus-era opening material from Dragon Ball Super rather than a continuation beyond the latest story.
Sources
- Official Dragon Ball site — Japan broadcast information
- Crunchyroll — streaming announcement
- Crunchyroll Fall 2026 lineup
- Crunchyroll — premiere date and NYCC screening
- What’s on Netflix — U.S. Netflix date reporting
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