Dragon Ball Super Beerus India: Watch, Schedule, Hindi Dub

Dragon Ball Super Beerus India: Watch, Schedule, Hindi Dub

Dragon Ball Super Beerus India: Watch, Schedule, Hindi Dub

Dragon Ball Super Beerus India: Watch, Schedule, Hindi Dub
•Updated: October 2026•8 min read

⚡ The short answer

What it is: an enhanced “reconstruction” of Dragon Ball Super — new and redrawn cuts, a new score, and a new dub recording — covering the Battle of Gods and Resurrection ‘F’ arcs.
Premiered: 11 October 2026, Japan (Fuji TV, 11:15pm JST).
Watch in India: streaming day one on Crunchyroll — same day as the US and UK, no delay.
Netflix India: streaming now since 17 Oct 2026 — new episodes every Saturday.
Hindi dub: not announced for Beerus — status unconfirmed.

What is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus?

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is not a sequel and not a simple rerun — it’s an enhanced “reconstruction” of Dragon Ball Super, rebuilt with new and redrawn animation cuts, a brand-new musical score, and a fresh dub recording (AnimationXpress, October 2026). It covers the Battle of Gods and Resurrection ‘F’ arcs — the two storylines where Goku first faces Beerus, the God of Destruction — and Outlook India also reports Universe 6 material in the mix.

The series premiered in Japan on 11 October 2026 on Fuji TV at 11:15pm JST, after a world-premiere screening at New York Comic Con on 8 October that drew around 3,000 fans (AnimationXpress). For Indian fans, the headline is simple: this is the God of Destruction saga retold at modern animation quality, and you don’t have to wait for it.

Where to watch Dragon Ball Super: Beerus in India

India gets Beerus on the same day as everyone else — a genuine day-one simulcast, announced on 5 October 2026 (AnimationXpress). Here’s the full India picture:

PlatformIndia availabilityPrice in IndiaNotes
CrunchyrollDay one — streaming since 11 Oct 2026From ₹79/month (full price breakdown)Same-day as Japan, US and UK. Subtitled; dub status TBA
Netflix IndiaStreaming since 17 Oct 2026Check Netflix’s site for current plansEpisode 1 streaming since 17 Oct; new episodes every Saturday (Ep 2 on 24 Oct)
JioHotstar / Prime VideoNo announcement—Nothing confirmed as of 18 October 2026

Bottom line: if you want it the moment it airs, Crunchyroll is the only confirmed day-one option in India. Netflix is the wait-a-little-longer alternative — Episode 1 has been streaming since 17 Oct, with new episodes every Saturday. For the wider landscape of legal anime streaming in the country, our where to watch anime in India guide covers every platform that actually works here.

Episode schedule in IST

Beerus airs in Japan on Sundays at 11:15pm JST, which is 7:45pm IST the same evening — genuinely prime time for Indian viewers. Crunchyroll India streams new episodes the same day, so you can watch Sunday night without dodging spoilers all week.

One honesty note: the total episode count has not been announced. Because the series is reconstructing the Battle of Gods and Resurrection ‘F’ arcs (plus Universe 6 material, per Outlook India), the run will last as long as those arcs need in the new format — but any episode number you see floating around right now is speculation, not fact. We’ll update this page the moment an official count is confirmed.

Hindi dub status: what Indian fans should know

Here’s the straight answer: no Hindi dub has been announced for Dragon Ball Super: Beerus as of 18 October 2026. The day-one Crunchyroll stream is subtitled, and neither Crunchyroll nor Netflix India has confirmed dubbed audio for this series.

That said, Dragon Ball has a deeper Hindi-dub history in India than almost any other anime — the franchise aired in Hindi on Toonami and Cartoon Network through the 2000s, which is exactly why it became India’s most mainstream anime across generations. A Hindi dub for Beerus is plausible down the line (Crunchyroll India has been steadily adding Hindi dubs to its catalogue), but “plausible” is not “confirmed” — treat any YouTube thumbnail claiming a Hindi release date as rumour until an official announcement lands.

If a Hindi, Tamil or Telugu dub gets announced, you’ll find it in our anime Hindi-dubbed guide, which we update as dubs are confirmed.

What the “reconstruction” actually changes

The word “reconstruction” is doing a lot of work here, so let’s pin down what it concretely means based on what’s been officially reported:

  • New and redrawn animation cuts. Key sequences from the Battle of Gods and Resurrection ‘F’ arcs have been re-animated or heavily touched up — this is the biggest visible upgrade over the 2015–2018 original, which was famously uneven in places.
  • A new musical score. The series gets fresh music rather than recycled tracks from Dragon Ball Super.
  • A new dub recording. The Japanese voice track has been re-recorded for the reconstructed version (AnimationXpress).
  • Tighter storytelling. By rebuilding the arcs rather than replaying them, the production can cut filler and pacing problems that plagued parts of the original broadcast.

What it is not: new story content. If you’ve seen Dragon Ball Super‘s Beerus and Golden Frieza arcs, you know the plot beats — you’re watching them at a quality level the original never had.

Should new fans start here?

Honestly? This is one of the best entry points Dragon Ball has ever had. Because Beerus retells the saga’s beginning — Goku meeting a God of Destruction for the first time — newcomers get the story from its natural starting point, in modern quality, without sitting through the original’s rough patches. Veterans get the version of these arcs the story always deserved. Either way, starting 11 October 2026, India watches on the same day as Japan — which, for a franchise this big, is still worth celebrating.

What we don’t know yet

Being straight with you, as always — these are still unconfirmed as of 18 October 2026: the total episode count; any Hindi, Tamil or Telugu dub plans; and whether the reconstruction will extend beyond the reported arcs. We’ll update this page as each one gets an official answer.

Where can I watch Dragon Ball Super: Beerus in India?

On Crunchyroll India, streaming day one since 11 October 2026 — the same day as Japan, the US and the UK. Netflix India is now streaming it — Episode 1 since 17 Oct 2026, with new episodes every Saturday.

Is Dragon Ball Super: Beerus on Netflix India?

Yes! Episode 1 started streaming on Netflix India on 17 Oct 2026, with new episodes every Saturday (Episode 2 on 24 Oct). In the US, it lands on Netflix on 17 October. If you don’t want to wait, Crunchyroll already has it.

Is there a Hindi dub of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus?

Not announced. As of 12 October 2026, the Crunchyroll stream is subtitled and no Hindi, Tamil or Telugu dub has been confirmed for Beerus. Dragon Ball does have legacy Hindi dubs in India from the Toonami/Cartoon Network era, so a dub is possible later — but nothing is official yet.

What time do new Beerus episodes release in India?

New episodes air in Japan on Sundays at 11:15pm JST, which is 7:45pm IST the same evening. Crunchyroll India streams them the same day, so Sunday night is Beerus night.

Is Beerus a new season or a remake of Dragon Ball Super?

Neither, exactly — it’s an enhanced “reconstruction” of Dragon Ball Super’s Battle of Gods and Resurrection ‘F’ arcs (with Universe 6 material also reported), rebuilt with new and redrawn animation, a new score and a new dub recording. Same story beats, modern quality.

How many episodes will Dragon Ball Super: Beerus have?

The total episode count has not been announced. Any number circulating online right now is speculation — we’ll update this page when an official count is confirmed.

Do I need to watch Dragon Ball Super before Beerus?

No. Since Beerus retells the saga’s opening arcs — Goku’s first clash with the God of Destruction — it works as a starting point for newcomers, and as an upgraded rewatch for longtime fans.

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