The TV Deal thread to end them all. If a country airs DB on some tv channel, we document it. (And keep it in this one thread so there's no copies of it)
This started because Toei Animation Europe puts "Turner" as a broadcast partner despite the fact there isnt really any turner broadcast. And for most anime they credit TANGIBLE names like RTL Zwei and so on.
USA
Airs DBZKai on Adult Swim
Mexico
Airs DBZ on TV Azteca
Paraguay
Airs DBZ on Telefuturo
Panregional Channels
Adult Swim airs DBZ on the entire lat am territory.
Europe...
I am a bit tired so I will trust people will come to mention channels I havent added so far. Good Night!
Places where the Dragon Ball Franchise is airing on non streaming. (Channels and countries) CURRENTLY
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Re: Places where the Dragon Ball Franchise is airing on non streaming. (Channels and countries) CURRENTLY
- France (Warner TV): DB
- Germany (RTLZWEI): DB
- Italy (Italia 2): DBZ (What's my destiny Dragon Ball)
- Cyprus (Smile TV): DB & DBZ
- Germany (RTLZWEI): DB
- Italy (Italia 2): DBZ (What's my destiny Dragon Ball)
- Cyprus (Smile TV): DB & DBZ
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Re: Places where the Dragon Ball Franchise is airing on non streaming. (Channels and countries) CURRENTLY
Anibox has been airing original Dragon Ball with a new dub since last Christmas in South Korea.
4Anime as far as I can tell is still airing the Kurdish dub of Super in Iraq.
As of June 3rd Comedy Central has been rerunning original Dragon Ball in Spain. Monday-Friday at 6:50pm.
For the UK and Ireland I just checked Pop's website and it doesn't seem Super airs on the main channel or Pop Max anymore. I know online content doesn't count, but I think its worth noting there's still Super-related videos on their website so they must still have the rights.
Conversely Polsat Games in Poland is still airing Dragon Ball, and a lot of it, namely Super and Kai, which of course both got dubs not too long ago. Kai airs dubbed Monday-Friday at 1:30pm, today from 11:30am-1pm and 2:30-3:30pm, Final Chapters airs the same days subbed at 9am followed by the dub at 12:30pm and 3:30pm and Super is everyday at 11am.
And it hasn't premiered yet but before we know it Dragon Ball will be making its grand return to DR1 in Denmark dubbed.
4Anime as far as I can tell is still airing the Kurdish dub of Super in Iraq.
As of June 3rd Comedy Central has been rerunning original Dragon Ball in Spain. Monday-Friday at 6:50pm.
For the UK and Ireland I just checked Pop's website and it doesn't seem Super airs on the main channel or Pop Max anymore. I know online content doesn't count, but I think its worth noting there's still Super-related videos on their website so they must still have the rights.
Conversely Polsat Games in Poland is still airing Dragon Ball, and a lot of it, namely Super and Kai, which of course both got dubs not too long ago. Kai airs dubbed Monday-Friday at 1:30pm, today from 11:30am-1pm and 2:30-3:30pm, Final Chapters airs the same days subbed at 9am followed by the dub at 12:30pm and 3:30pm and Super is everyday at 11am.
And it hasn't premiered yet but before we know it Dragon Ball will be making its grand return to DR1 in Denmark dubbed.
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Re: Places where the Dragon Ball Franchise is airing on non streaming. (Channels and countries) CURRENTLY
Mangas airs some Dragon Ball Z episodes and Movies time to time