‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’ Episode 5 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The remake of the God of Destruction storyline in ‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’ is heading into a pivotal stretch. The fourth episode, titled The God of Saiyans, first airs in Japan on November 1. The installment after that is scheduled for November 8.
This guide covers the release date, the release time, where to watch and what a preview can realistically tell viewers at this point. The series is an enhanced edition remake of the 2015 anime, produced by Toei Animation to mark the studio’s 70th anniversary. That context matters because the retelling reshapes familiar material rather than repeating it.
Release Date and Weekly Schedule for ‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’
Crunchyroll’s schedule lists the upcoming episode for November 8, followed by new installments on November 15, November 22 and November 29. The rollout is built around a Sunday cadence, which keeps the calendar easy to follow.
The first run totals 19 episodes. The listed finale date is February 14, 2027. One outlet notes that if the platforms hold to a weekly pattern, the last episode should land in February.
The series premiered on October 11, 2026. The first episode also had a world premiere at New York Comic Con on October 8. Dates are marked as subject to change, so it is worth confirming against your streaming service each week.
Release Time for New Episodes
New episodes arrive first on Crunchyroll on Sundays at 9 a.m. Pacific and noon Eastern, with English subtitles. That slot makes the series an early weekend fixture for viewers in North America.
Crunchyroll’s usual pattern suggests episodes can land around an hour after the Japanese broadcast. Reports differ slightly on the exact minute for the first episode. A few minutes of variation is common across listings.
Netflix runs on a separate clock. Its first episode arrived on Saturday, October 17 at midnight Pacific. Its listed dates for the early episodes sit about six days behind Crunchyroll’s.
Where to Watch ‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’
In the United States, the series streams on Hulu and Crunchyroll, with new episodes added weekly. Hulu began carrying it on October 11.
Canadian viewers can watch on Crunchyroll, and the Crunchyroll Prime Video Channel is another route. The same options apply in the United Kingdom, where Crunchyroll and its Prime Video Channel carry new episodes.
Netflix covers other markets. In India, an October 2026 release was confirmed, though the exact streaming time had not been announced. New Crunchyroll subscribers can also use a free trial to catch up.
Episode Preview and What to Expect Next
Official preview material for the upcoming installment is thin. A fan wiki lists it without an English title, confirming only the Japanese airing date of November 8. Any detailed synopsis would be speculation at this stage.
The surrounding story offers some direction. The fourth episode has Vegeta confront Beerus and Whis during Bulma’s birthday, using Super Saiyan 2 and the Galick Gun, only for Beerus to remain unharmed. The preview at the end of the third episode showed Goku arriving on Earth and transforming into the Super Saiyan God.
One analysis suggests the story will at least reach the equivalent of the tenth episode of the original 2015 anime, and that action becomes the main focus from here. The same piece describes the remake’s changes as a mixed bag so far. The first run is expected to cover the Beerus, Resurrection F and Universe 6 arcs.
Masako Nozawa voices Goku and Koichi Yamadera voices Beerus. With the Super Saiyan God transformation arriving as the series settles into its action phase, readers can weigh in on whether this rebuilt version of the ritual and the Goku and Beerus clash is landing better than the original did in the comments.
