Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Remake Premieres October 11 in Japan

Toei Animation confirms the Dragon Ball Super: Beerus anime remake premieres on Fuji TV on October 11, 2026.

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Toei Animation announced on September 2, 2026, that the anime remake of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will premiere on October 11, 2026. ^[1] The new version of the series will be broadcast on Fuji TV in Japan. ^[2] The remake will cover the first three narrative arcs of the saga, including the Battle of Gods and the Resurrection of Frieza. ^[3] The new anime version will cover the first three narrative arcs of the Dragon Ball Super saga. ^[4] The remake will feature the God of Destruction Beerus awakening to search for the God Saiyan after hearing a prophecy about his defeat on Earth. ^[5] The remake promises improved visual elements and a reconstructed narrative compared to the original 131 episodes from 2015. ^[6]

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Toei Animation announced on September 2, 2026, that the anime remake of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus will premiere on October 11, 2026. · El Informador

The new version of the series will be broadcast on Fuji TV in Japan. · El Informador

The remake will cover the first three narrative arcs of the saga, including the Battle of Gods and the Resurrection of Frieza. · El Informador

The new anime version will cover the first three narrative arcs of the Dragon Ball Super saga. · El Universal

The remake will feature the God of Destruction Beerus awakening to search for the God Saiyan after hearing a prophecy about his defeat on Earth. · El Universal

The remake promises improved visual elements and a reconstructed narrative compared to the original 131 episodes from 2015. · El Informador

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