All Toei properties on Hulu are set to expire on April 28th (incl. Dragon Ball and GT).

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All Toei properties on Hulu are set to expire on April 28th (incl. Dragon Ball and GT).

Post by Theophrastus » Tue Apr 18, 2017 11:50 am

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http://onepiecepodcast.com/2017/04/14/o ... e-on-hulu/

https://www.hulu.com/dragon-ball
https://www.hulu.com/dragon-ball-gt

Apparently Hulu already lost DBZ at some point.

Due to the nature of Hulu, this only really effects the United States, but after this I believe the only legal way to stream the original DB/Z/GT will be through Funimation's own service (unless Toei and/or Funimation decide to put them up on Crunchyroll following this).
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Re: All Toei properties on Hulu are set to expire on April 28th (incl. Dragon Ball and GT).

Post by Kendamu » Thu Apr 20, 2017 3:01 am

For those of you in the affected territtory looking for a free streaming option, Funimation.com still has Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super available for viewing with ads.

If you're a subscriber, it's ad-free. Also, except for Battle of Gods and Resurrection F, all of the movies are available under their respective series title as well.
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Re: All Toei properties on Hulu are set to expire on April 28th (incl. Dragon Ball and GT).

Post by SqueakyBoots » Fri Apr 21, 2017 10:57 am

Kendamu wrote:For those of you in the affected territtory looking for a free streaming option, Funimation.com still has Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super available for viewing with ads.

If you're a subscriber, it's ad-free. Also, except for Battle of Gods and Resurrection F, all of the movies are available under their respective series title as well.
Only Dragon Ball, the first season of Z and Super can be streamed without a subscription.
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Re: All Toei properties on Hulu are set to expire on April 28th (incl. Dragon Ball and GT).

Post by simtek34 » Fri Apr 21, 2017 4:01 pm

SqueakyBoots wrote:
Kendamu wrote:For those of you in the affected territtory looking for a free streaming option, Funimation.com still has Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super available for viewing with ads.

If you're a subscriber, it's ad-free. Also, except for Battle of Gods and Resurrection F, all of the movies are available under their respective series title as well.
Only Dragon Ball, the first season of Z and Super can be streamed without a subscription.
To be more specific, ALL of DB Subbed, the first 5 episodes Dubbed, The first 10 episodes of Z, Dub and Sub, None of GT, and All of Super subbed except episodes 50 and 58. This is all the free stuff.
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Re: All Toei properties on Hulu are set to expire on April 28th (incl. Dragon Ball and GT).

Post by Kendamu » Sat Apr 22, 2017 5:59 am

Haha! My bad, guys! :oops:

Luckily, a Funimation subscripton doesn't cost much!
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