Recent leaks suggest the upcoming remake of the Dragon Ball Super anime, titled Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, will consist of 19 episodes. These episodes are reportedly divided into three arcs: the God of Destruction Beerus arc, the Frieza's Revival arc, and the Universe Six arc. If accurate, this would place the anime's run until February 2027 with a weekly release schedule.
While an official streaming platform outside of Japan has not been announced, a rumor from the X account @SugoiLITE, later shared by the seemingly reliable Dragon Ball news account @Venixys, indicates that Crunchyroll could be the international streaming partner. The leak suggests the anime will be available on Crunchyroll one hour after its broadcast in Japan. This potential partnership remains unconfirmed, and notably, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus was absent from Crunchyroll's recently revealed fall anime schedule.
Adding a layer of complexity, it has been confirmed that in Japan, Prime Video will stream the episodes of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus 30 minutes after their broadcast on Fuji TV. This marks a significant development, as the original Dragon Ball Super anime only became available on Japanese Prime Video a year after its conclusion. The streaming rights situation outside of Japan remains unclear.
The franchise's absence from Jump Festa and the lack of official news regarding the Dragon Ball Super manga have led to fan speculation about the future of the series. However, the upcoming anime remake, featuring an enhanced visual presentation, has generated considerable excitement. The reported three-arc structure, if confirmed, would bring the remake up to the Goku Black arc, potentially setting the stage for future adaptations and new content, including the previously announced Galactic Prisoner arc.