‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’ Episode 3 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The third episode of ‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’ follows a week after the second installment, landing in Japan on October 25. The series keeps a weekly cadence across 19 episodes, running from October 11 through February 14 of next year.
Anyone tracking the ‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’ third episode release date will notice that the remake reaches viewers at different times depending on the platform and region. Toei Animation made the series for the studio’s 70th anniversary, as an enhanced edition of the 2015 anime with a reconstructed narrative, updated visual composition and revised animation direction. That context explains why fans are following each weekly drop so closely.
Release Date and Time for the Third Episode
The series airs on Fuji Television in Japan, and the premiere ran on a Sunday at 11:15 PM JST. Episode guides place the third installment on October 25, one week after the second. Viewers in Japan should expect the same Sunday night slot.
Prime Video and U-Next carry the earliest exclusive streaming, arriving at 12:15 AM JST the day after broadcast. Other streaming platforms in Japan receive the same episodes on Thursdays at 12:15 AM JST. The gap between those windows matters for fans trying to avoid spoilers.
For international audiences, Final Weapon reports that new episodes release first on Sundays at 9:00 a.m. Pacific time, though the schedule is subject to change. French outlet Dexerto lists the third episode on Crunchyroll and ADN at 5:00 PM CEST on October 25. Regional timings may still shift as the run continues.
Where to Watch the Series Worldwide
Crunchyroll is set to stream the series worldwide, with English subtitles available the day it debuts. An English dub had not been announced at the time of that report. Viewers who prefer dubbed audio will need to wait for further word.
In the United States, the picture is a little more layered. Reelgood lists Hulu and Crunchyroll as the places to stream it, with new episodes arriving weekly. Netflix US is also streaming the series weekly, with its rollout beginning October 17.
That Netflix schedule runs behind the simulcast. Fiction Horizon notes that American Netflix subscribers trail by a week, which put the second episode on October 24 for that service. Subscribers who prefer Netflix should therefore expect the third episode to arrive after the Crunchyroll release.
In India, Netflix will stream the anime with an October release confirmed, but the exact streaming date and time had not been announced. Fans there should check the platform for confirmed timings.
What to Expect From the Episode Preview
No official preview for the third episode appears in the sources reviewed. The episode listing shows titles only for the first two episodes, The God Who Destroys and The God of Destruction Heads to the Planet of the Kai, while the third has no title yet. That leaves the story setup as the best guide.
The second episode preview describes Beerus traveling across space with Whis to visit the Other World after piecing together dreams of a Super Saiyan God. The official synopsis adds that Beerus hears rumors of a Saiyan who defeated Frieza and suddenly appears before Goku. The third episode is likely to pick up from that journey.
The original anime offers a loose reference point. Its third episode saw Beerus ask Yogen-Gyo about her prophecy and then decide to head for the North Kaioh’s planet to ask Goku about the Super Saiyan God. Because the remake advertises a reconstructed narrative, the beats may not line up exactly.
The Weekly Schedule and the Road Ahead
The enhanced series covers the God of Destruction Beerus arc, the Resurrection ‘F’ arc and the Universe 6 arc. Its total of 19 episodes makes it much shorter than the original 131 episode run of ‘Dragon Ball Super’. That compact format means each weekly installment carries more of the story.
Masako Nozawa voices Goku and Koichi Yamadera voices Beerus. Their scenes together are the main draw as the search for the Super Saiyan God moves toward an encounter. The third episode sits right at the point where that tension begins to build.
The anime is also expected to continue in ‘Dragon Ball Super The Galactic Patrol’, which will cover the manga’s Moro arc. For now, the weekly Sunday rhythm gives viewers plenty to follow. Readers who remember how the original handled Beerus’s search for the Super Saiyan God may want to share in the comments whether this reconstructed version builds the tension any better.
