Dragon Ball Daima Dub Begins in 2025!

Ever since the release of Dragon Ball: Daima on October 2024, fans have also anticipated the familiar voices of the official English dub.

On December 3, 2024, it was announced that Dragon Ball Daima will receive a dub on Crunchyroll on January 10, 2025, exactly 3 months after the anime’s release in Japan.

The English dub of Dragon Ball DAIMA comes to Crunchyroll on January 10! 💥

✨ CAST & CREW: https://t.co/Mt8ymTSArN pic.twitter.com/QmNwRH1H5f

— Crunchyroll (@Crunchyroll) December 3, 2024

The English dub had already covered at least the first three episodes in its theatrical premiere, indicating that work already been done on the more recent episodes.

The theatrical premiere of the Dragon Ball DAIMA English dub is next week! Don’t miss this incredible experience in 5.1 Surround Sound beginning November 10.

⭐️ Tickets: https://t.co/BvmT82NEf5 pic.twitter.com/XftjAw2Byd

— Crunchyroll (@Crunchyroll) November 7, 2024

The cast list confirms that the Dragon Ball dub team from Funimation will return to voice the characters, with a notable return for Stephanie Nadolny to voice Mini-Goku.

Goku: Sean Schemmel

Supreme Kai: Kent Williams

Vegeta, Yamcha and Shenron: Christopher R. Sabat

Bulma: Monica Rial

Krillin: Sonny Strait

Goten and Gotenks: Kara Edwards

Trunks and Gotenks: Alexis Tipton

Dende: Justin Cook

Kibito: Chuck Huber

Majin Buu: Josh Martin

Babidi:  Duncan Brannan

Goku (Mini): Stephanie Nadolny

Supreme Kai (Mini):  Nia Celeste

Vegeta (Mini): Paul Castro Jr.

Bulma (Mini): Taylor Murphy

Piccolo (Mini): Nasim Benelkour

Krillin (Mini): Lara Woodhull

Chi Chi (Mini): Brittany Lauda

Master Roshi (Mini): Jordan Dash Cruz

Trunks (Mini): Celeste Perez

Dende (Mini): Emi Lo

Kibito (Mini): Aaron Michael

Mister Satan (Mini): Cory Phillips

Majin Buu (Mini): Dusty Feeney

Glorio:  Aaron Dismuke

Gomah: Tom Laflin

Degesu: Landon McDonald

Doctor Arinsu: Morgan Lauré

Neva: Garrett Schenck

Sir Warp and Small Sir Warp: Kristian Eros

Narrator: Doc Morgan

The new characters and miniature versions of characters are voiced by mostly newcomers to the franchise.

Aaron Dismuke (Glorio) has done a couple of one-off characters, so this will be Dismuke’s first major role in the series.

Garrett Schenck returns after voicing Gowasu from Dragon Ball Super, now voicing another old man in the old Namekian Neva.

Jordan Dash Cruz (Mini Roshi) is more famous as Stark from Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End.

Source: Twitter

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