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Toei’s Remade Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Rolls Out on Multiple Streamers

The reworked arc re-renders footage, adds new cuts, and revises pacing to correct the original 2015 production problems.

Overview

  • Toei has debuted an enhanced reconstruction of the Beerus arc that re-renders animation, adds redrawn and new cuts, and rebuilds scenes to align more closely with the original manga.
  • Streaming availability is staggered across services and territories, with key platform partners reported to start offering the arc in early October and Netflix planning a later, weekly U.S. rollout.
  • Crunchyroll, Hulu, Fuji TV and other Japanese services are listed in distribution plans that create overlapping windows and different release timings for viewers in Japan and internationally.
  • Several production details remain unconfirmed by Toei, including the final episode count, exact platform exclusivity by territory, and the timing of English dubbing for the new version.
  • The project is pitched as a quality reset for Dragon Ball that gives longtime fans a cleaner presentation and could shape how Toei and streamers coordinate future franchise releases.