Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 2 – Date, Time & All Streaming Options
This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.
The new anime series Dragon Ball Super: Beerus became reality this week. Episode 2 airs on October 18 in the weekly simulcast – here's a rundown of where you can stream it on Crunchyroll, AnimeBox and Netflix.
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Dragon Ball Super: Beerus became reality this week. The new anime series has launched, and you can watch the second episode on October 18 in the weekly simulcast – provided you know where to find it. That's exactly what we're laying out here, so you can catch the upcoming episodes without the scavenger hunt.
What series is this exactly?
According to Areajugones, "Dragon Ball Super: Beerus" is a new anime currently celebrating its premiere. Beerus, the God of Destruction, takes center stage in the series. That gives the Dragon Ball universe yet another standalone series you can follow alongside the well-known Dragon Ball Super adventures.
When does Episode 2 air?
According to Areajugones, the second episode arrives on October 18. That kicks off the classic weekly simulcast rhythm – one new episode per week, expected to become available here shortly after the Japanese broadcast.
"Dragon Ball Super: Beerus ya es una realidad. The new anime has begun airing, and will deliver its next episode on October 18. This is how the classic weekly simulcast begins."
Where can you stream Dragon Ball Super: Beerus?
Per Areajugones, you currently have three options to watch the second episode:
- Crunchyroll – likely the best-known anime platform handling the simulcast.
- AnimeBox – though only accessible from Spain, as the outlet explicitly notes.
- Netflix – also on board, according to Areajugones. Which exact regions are served and whether the episodes appear simultaneously or on a delay is not clear from the cited source.
For you, that means: Outside of Spain, Crunchyroll is the safest address to catch the new episode directly on its release day. What Netflix specifically offers, you'll need to check in the coming days once the platform officially lists the series.
What this means for your anime schedule
If you already have a Crunchyroll subscription, just tune in for Episode 2 on October 18. If you've only been on Netflix so far, it's worth keeping an eye on the platform over the next few days – Netflix itself will communicate the exact terms. Either way, Episode 2 is your litmus test: If you liked the tone and style of the pilot, it's worth blocking off the weekly slot on your calendar.
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