Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Lands on Crunchyroll on July 12

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Crunchyroll is adding yet another Dragon Ball anime movie for streaming, with 2022’s Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero set to arrive on the platform on July 12. There will be both subbed and dubbed options.

Crunchyroll had previously distributed Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero across theaters globally, with the movie making its way to over 100 countries with 13 dub and 29 subtitled languages. The film made $96 million worldwide and is the fourth highest grossing anime film in the US. 

Last week, the streaming service revealed that it was adding 15 Dragon Ball anime movies, ranging from 1989’s Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone to 2018’s Dragon Ball Super: Broly, to its service, with the first batch dropping on June 22. The second batch will arrive on July 29 before being followed by Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F and Dragon Ball Super: Broly on July 6.

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is the second film inspired by the Dragon Ball Super anime and manga series. Crunchyroll describes the plot as:

The Red Ribbon Army was once destroyed by Son Goku. Individuals, who carry on its spirit, have created the ultimate Androids, Gamma 1 and Gamma 2. These two Androids call themselves “Super Heroes”. They start attacking Piccolo and Gohan… What is the New Red Ribbon Army’s objective? In the face of approaching danger, it is time to awaken, Super Hero!

Tetsurou Kodama (Dragon Ball Super: Broly co-CG sequence director) directed the film at Toei Animation with Chikashi Kubota (One-Punch Man character designer) as animation director, Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama as character designer and scriptwriter, Nobuhito Sue (Dragon Ball Super: Broly art designer) as art director, Rumiko Nagai (Dragon Ball Super: Broly) as color designer, and Naoki Satou (Eureka: Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution) as music composer.

The cast includes:

Masako Nozawa/Kyle Hebert as Gohan
Masako Nozawa/Sean Schemmel as Goku
Masako Nozawa/Robert McCollum as Goten
Toshio Furukawa/Christopher R. Sabat as Piccolo
Yuuko Minaguchi/Jeannie Tirado as Pan
Ryou Horikawa/Christopher R. Sabat as Vegeta
Mayumi Tanaka/Sonny Strait as Krillin
Aya Hisakawa/Monica Rial as Bulma
Takeshi Kusao/Eric Vale as Trunks
Miki Itou/Meredith Mccoy as Android 18
Bin Shimada/Johnny Yong Bosch as Broly
Kouichi Yamadera/Jason Douglas as Beerus
Masakazu Morita/Ian Sinclair as Whis
Hiroshi Kamiya/Aleks Le as Gamma 1
Mamoru Miyano/Zeno Robinson as Gamma 2
Miyu Irino/Zach Aguilar as Dr. Hedo
Volcano Ota/Charles Martinet as Magenta
Ryouta Takeuchi/Jason Marnocha as Carmine


Source: Press release

Melvyn is one of Anime Trending's main writers, covering a variety of anime and anime-adjacent topics. Occasionally, he'll take a break from news to put out a review or feature. He enjoys discovering standout anime episodes, OP/ED animation sequences, and animated music videos. Currently self-learning Japanese.
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