Dragon Ball Super Beerus: Release Date, Time, and Where to Watch the Highly Anticipated Remake Anime in France

Introduction to the Dragon Ball Super Beerus Remake

The highly anticipated anime remake, Dragon Ball Super Beerus, is officially scheduled to premiere in Japan on October 11, 2026. Fans across France have been eagerly wondering how and where they can watch the series. While many initially looked toward major streaming platforms like ADN and Crunchyroll, the TV channel MANGAS has stepped up first to announce its broadcast in France starting this October with a slight offset.

When and Where to Watch Dragon Ball Super Beerus in France

As of now, the primary confirmed broadcaster for Dragon Ball Super Beerus in France is the MANGAS television channel. According to schedule reports, the channel will air the anime every Tuesday starting from October 13, 2026, at 11:00 PM in simulcast format (typically with French subtitles). The series will consist of 19 dynamic episodes covering the first three major arcs of Dragon Ball Super: the Beerus, God of Destruction arc, the Resurrection 'F' arc, and the Universe 6 tournament arc. Episodes will be broadcast weekly.

What Makes the Dragon Ball Super Beerus Remake Different?

Originally, these initial arcs spanned nearly 46 episodes in the original broadcast. The Dragon Ball Super Beerus remake aims to deliver a much more streamlined, fast-paced narrative combined with a complete visual overhaul. Early promotional visuals and trailers promise a modern art style heavily inspired by recent cinematic masterpieces in the franchise, such as Dragon Ball Super: Broly, which set a remarkably high standard for fluid and spectacular animation. Viewers can also anticipate brand-new, original sequences to fit the condensed format.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Dragon Ball Super

Beyond the Beerus arc remake, the Dragon Ball Super anime universe is set to expand further with the upcoming adaptation of the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc, initially teased in January 2026 during the franchise's 40th-anniversary celebration. This new story arc will follow Goku and Vegeta as they join forces with the Galactic Patrol to take on a terrifying new foe: Moro, the planet-eater. Serving as a direct continuation of the Universe Survival arc that concluded in 2018, this upcoming continuation marks a monumental milestone as the first major anime project following the passing of creator Akira Toriyama in 2024.