Dragon Ball Super to Simulcast on Crunchyroll, Daisuki, AnimeLab

[Gyt Kaliba]

I'm confused will Super come to the free users on Crunchyroll?

I don't think so.

They've already stated that it'll be available to free users of Crunchyroll.

The stream will be available on Crunchyroll in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand for both free users and subscription members.

[Helios518]

Question: Is Crunchy going to have do simulcast for the free users?

[nite_jay]

Will you need an account to use it free on crunchyroll?

[GodVegetto91]

Will you need an account to use it free on crunchyroll?

No. You'll be just a guest visiting the site where you can watch it for free. Just beware of ads and lesser video quality. That is all. If you're a subscription member you don't have any ads and you'll enjoy 1080p video quality.

[Will]

People living in Europe are, as usual, screwed out of it and have to resort to downloading illegal rips of the streams. Because that's what ALWAYS happens with Europe.

The article has been updated and Daisuki will also be streaming the anime in Europe, except for some countries (That they don´t say which ones though).

Nice to know.

[GodVegetto91]

People living in Europe are, as usual, screwed out of it and have to resort to downloading illegal rips of the streams. Because that's what ALWAYS happens with Europe.

The article has been updated and Daisuki will also be streaming the anime in Europe, except for some countries (That they don´t say which ones though).

Except for some countries... Hmmm. Got a bad feeling about that. I live in The Netherlands see. And next to Belgium and Luxemburg it's the smallest country on earth. Though i know enough dragon ball fans around here to fill an entire theater!

[Helios518]

People living in Europe are, as usual, screwed out of it and have to resort to downloading illegal rips of the streams. Because that's what ALWAYS happens with Europe.

The article has been updated and Daisuki will also be streaming the anime in Europe, except for some countries (That they don´t say which ones though).

Except for some countries... Hmmm. Got a bad feeling about that. I live in The Netherlands see. And next to Belgium and Luxemburg it's the smallest country on earth. Though i know enough dragon ball fans around here to fill an entire theater!

It tells you a lot when Vatican City is so small that it's not even acknowledged by your list of smallest countries.

[dbgtFO]

The article has been updated and Daisuki will also be streaming the anime in Europe, except for some countries (That they don´t say which ones though).

This actually indirectly confirms my previous post

What did your previous post say?

Eh.. you even replied to his previous post. Just scroll up a bit on page 4.

[sangofe]

This actually indirectly confirms my previous post

What did your previous post say?

Eh.. you even replied to his previous post. Just scroll up a bit on page 4.

Well, I spent 4-5 minutes trying to make sense and the connection... but uh, no didn't make any sense. And his previous post doesn't have a connection with this one, or I'm sleep walking...

Also, I'm sorry, but eh, I'm allowed to be tired, am i not, dbgtFO and not remember every nickname I reply to? You don't have to be snarky about it

[dbgtFO]

Well, I spent 4-5 minutes trying to make sense and the connection... but uh, no didn't make any sense. And his previous post doesn't have a connection with this one, or I'm sleep walking...

Also, I'm sorry, but eh, I'm allowed to be tired, am i not, dbgtFO and not remember every nickname I reply to? You don't have to be snarky about it

Challenging me? Time to start up my zero-humans-plan then
Sorry about that, didn't mean to convey snarkiness in that post.

[Baggie_Saiyan]

Finally jesus christ Toei. Simulcast should have been last year and the dub this year but I'll guess I'll take lagging a year behind! Dub announcement is imminent given what they say more to come.

[Gyt Kaliba]

Just downloaded the Crunchyroll app on my PS3 (and will do the same with my eventual PS4 here shortly, if current plans hold together), and woohoo, does work just fine on the TV! Video quality seems a little less than what Netflix and Hulu are giving me for stuff, but I'm assuming that's because whereas those I'm watching via paid accounts, Crunchyroll I'm just using for free. It's decent enough to watch and support the official simulcast though, so can't wait to watch the next episode come Monday or so (I work over the weekend so that's the earliest I could really get to it, barring maybe Sunday night but that's unlikely).

[sailorspazz]

Question: Is Crunchy going to have do simulcast for the free users?

I don't think they've specified yet. Looking at their site, a lot of their current simulcasts are available to paid members immediately, and free users one week later. Based on that I'd say it's likely that non-members would have to wait, but one of the exceptions to the waiting period appears to be One Piece, so maybe Super would receive the same deal? Nothing in the announcements says it won't be available for free immediately...I guess we'll find out in just a couple days for sure

[Gyt Kaliba]

The official announcement on ANN says that it's available to free members. Unless they've misreported, it seemingly will be just an hour behind the premiere in Japan. I suppose that part could be different for the free users, though still a little poor of them to not report as such right from the get go if that really is the case.

[Baggie_Saiyan]

Toys in 2017...

Simulcast available...

Dub and Home release............ TBA.

We getting there though. I guess this is the final nail for DragonTeam then. Hope the subs are good.

Also I hope this means FUNi can dub from the Future Trunks arc onwards too....

[Hellspawn28]

With official subs, I find fan subs pointless. TV Nihon and GUIS took down their subs for some of the Super Sentai and Ultraman because they are licensed now. Not to mention, I like my subs done personality with no terms like Baka, Sama and Onni Chan. If you are someone who knows nothing about Japanese culture or the language, those words will confuse you. Look how Criterion subs their movies.

[GodVegetto91]

Will you need an account to use it free on crunchyroll?

No. You'll be just a guest visiting the site where you can watch it for free. Just beware of ads and lesser video quality. That is all. If you're a subscription member (who pays ofcourse) you don't have any ads and you'll enjoy an excellent 1080p video quality.

[GodVegetto91]

What the hell is wrong with this forum!??
I can't even Edit a simple post!??

[Ajay]

What the hell is wrong with this forum!??
I can't even Edit a simple post!??

From the upgrade notes back in July:

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[GodVegetto91]

What the hell is wrong with this forum!??
I can't even Edit a simple post!??

From the upgrade notes back in July:

Post Editing Privileges
We are shifting to a style that is commonly used across the Internet: topic creators may edit their initial post indefinitely (useful for "Official Topic/Thread"-type discussions, or collections of information), while individual responses from other users may only be edited up to two hours after the initial posting (as opposed to being open for editing indefinitely). Kanzenshuu is about documenting history, and specifically that history as it originally happened and was originally stated. While we of course think people should have a little bit to reflect on what they post, part of being a responsible Internet citizen is understanding that what you say remains online forever. You are creating history as you leave your comments; that is something "awesome" in the actual sense of that word, and should be treated with respect and care as your contributions become part of a greater whole.

Hmm okay. Thanks for the explanation.