World Dub Premiere of ‘Dragon Ball Daima’ Series in U.S. Theaters November 2024

Since the unveiling of Dragon Ball DAIMA nearly a year ago, worldwide fan fervor has exploded for the newest series from the Dragon Ball universe created by Akira Toriyama—making it one of the most highly-anticipated anime debuts of 2024–airing on Crunchyroll next month! Now, on the heels of news of the series’ October 11 subtitled broadcast debut, Toei Animation and Fathom Events today revealed plans to bring the world dub premiere of Dragon Ball DAIMA to U.S. theaters this November. This three-day, limited theatrical event offers U.S. Dragon Ball fans the exclusive opportunity to be among the first in the world to watch the new English dub of Dragon Ball DAIMA, an advance sneak-peek only in theaters. The Dragon Ball DAIMA World English Dub Premiere theatrical release features the first three episodes of the series and will be screened on November 10, 11 & 12 in hundreds of theaters across the U.S. As part of today’s announcement, Toei Animation released the first-ever English dub trailer for Dragon Ball DAIMA to promote the theatrical premiere event.

Tickets for the Dragon Ball DAIMA World English Dub Premiere theatrical release will be available for purchase starting October 11 at both Fathom Events and participating theater box offices. A complete list of theater locations will be available on the Fathom Events website (participating theaters are subject to change). “We are thrilled to bring the world dub premiere Dragon Ball DAIMA to U.S. theaters this November,…

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