Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will premiere in Japan on October 11, 2026. The trailer, titled “Super Surge,” also confirms an “enhanced” edition of the series and reveals its 2 theme songs, according to information reported by Crunchyroll and Dragon Ball Official.
The date applies only to the Japanese launch. No French or international release date, and no streaming platform outside Japan, has been announced. French-speaking viewers therefore know when the anime will start in Japan, but not when or where they will be able to watch it locally.
What “enhanced” means is still unclear
The “enhanced” label suggests an expanded form of Dragon Ball Super, but the available information does not define the changes. It is too early to describe the project as a remake, a second season, or an independent sequel. The episode count and the precise content of this edition also remain unknown.
The trailer does confirm the project’s musical identity. “ONOGAMI”, performed by MEGATERA·ZERO, will be the opening theme. “Kan Peki No Peki”, by VK Blanka, will accompany the ending. These details identify the anime’s theme songs without revealing additional story information.
A first episode will screen in New York
The New York Comic Con panel dedicated to Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, scheduled for October, will host a world premiere of the first episode. Monica Rial, the English voice of Bulma, will host the session with Jason Douglas, the voice of Beerus, and Ian Sinclair, the voice of Whis.
That screening is separate from the Japanese launch on October 11. It does not confirm international distribution, so the streaming situation outside Japan and a possible French release remain undecided.
What French-speaking audiences know so far
The original Dragon Ball Super anime aired from 2015 to 2018 and consists of 131 episodes, with Toei Animation handling production. Crunchyroll currently streams that series, but no equivalent availability has been confirmed for Dragon Ball Super: Beerus.
For now, the confirmed information is limited to the October 11, 2026 Japanese premiere, the still-undefined “enhanced” edition, and the 2 theme songs. The platform, international schedule, and French release will require a later announcement, which can be followed through the official sources and JEU.VIDEO.
