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Manga UK are releasing Final Chapters in the UK.

https://www.animationforadults.com/2018 ... s-and.html

Danfun64 wrote:I wonder what the chances are that the Manga UK Double Features will have Big Green as an audio track...probably pretty low, but it would be awesome of that was possible...

I don't think they have the rights, but it'd be hysterical. XD

90sDBZ wrote:Aside from that people are still wanting Super and the old movies/specials over here too, so I can't imagine Ocean Kai being their biggest priority at the moment.

Manga UK just confirmed Super and the DBZ films/specials!

Toei are also attending more Licensing places in London as well: "Contact local agent Starbright to discuss about Dragon Ball Super during the Milano Licensing Day on September 14th in Italy. Toei Animation Europe will be attending the Brand Licensing Europe in London from October 10 to 12. Let...

Sky Movies are airing Battle of Gods and Resurrection 'F' once again: http://www.tvguide.co.uk/search.asp?tit ... ubmit.y=15

I see it matters obviously or I wouldnt ask why it does. My question is what drives that caring. For example you could tell me there is no way to watch the American Dub which would make sense. Or that the UK does stellar voice acting. Well, the only way, at the moment, to watch the Funi or Bang Zoo...

I know that, but MVM Entertainment (another UK anime distributor) is also mentioned in the same announcement, both Anime Limited and MVM have seemingly partnered with the channel to promote their anime content. Manga Entertainment is nowhere to be seen in the announcement and those three companies ...

Something else I noticed was that MangaUK were not mentioned anywhere in the recent anime announcement made by Viceland UK , usually I would expect them to be crawling all over an opportunity like this in order to gain exposure for their mature anime titles but this doesn't seem to be the case, it ...

If they censor all the fighting then the show will air but of course the fighting is the show! Dialogue is less the issue I feel it's more the show is "violent" cannot have precious children exposed to that oh no. I think it really depends on the TV Station that is interested. Most networ...

Funi did say they had recorded an edited dub, but there aren't too many details aside from calling Mr. Satan "Hercule" again.

Perhaps if the toys sell well, they'll air it. But I don't believe anyone will be buying the toys for that price.

Yeah.... £21.99 is a joke. These aren't worth that at all. I was thinking more around £12.99 even then that was £2.99 too much. We don't get the show but we get expensive figures of it... Fantastic. I completely agree, I highly doubt any parent would allow their child to buy a singular figure for t...

https://www.smythstoys.com/ie/en-ie/toys/action-figures-and-playsets/other-action-figures-and-playsets/dragon-ball-super-dragon-stars-super-saiyan-goku/p/161140001 https://www.smythstoys.com/ie/en-ie/toys/action-figures-and-playsets/other-action-figures-and-playsets/dragon-ball-super-dragon-stars-ve...

The new Beyblade TV anime, titled "Burst" doesn't currently have a network, but the toys are available here. Is that show violent or anything? not sure why that isn't airing. But it doesn't bode well if it appears as though other shows with toylines are going on sale without the show itse...

It's probably a bunch of red herrings and Manga UK are gonna announce that they're bringing over Final Chapters instead. XD

Hmm, then I don't believe so.Which is great because a deal might've been met then.

DBZ_Lee wrote:I don't think (and please someone correct me if I'm wrong here) that I've ever known a toyline get released here without the actual show it's based on being available

I read that Singapore has the DBS Toys, but that there isn't a dub currently airing there. I may be wrong though.

What would be funny and depressing at the same time is if they put "Now streaming on Crunchyroll & Daisuki now!" on the back of the boxes for each figure. XD

I'm jumping in my seat, holy moly. XD

Dragon Ball Super on Crunchyroll is now available to UK & Ireland viewers, and considering their partnership with Funimation, perhaps this means something? Or I'm being too optimistic.