‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’ Episode 6 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

The sixth episode of ‘Dragon Ball Super Beerus’ is scheduled for Sunday, November 15, one week after the story reached its long awaited clash between Goku and the God of Destruction. Crunchyroll lists the sixth episode for November 15 on its projected release schedule, with Netflix following on November 21.

The series is a Toei Animation production made to mark the studio’s 70th anniversary, and it serves as an enhanced edition remake of the 2015 anime with a reconstructed narrative and updated visual composition. Here is what fans need to know about timing, streaming options and what the story is building toward.

Sixth Episode Release Date and Weekly Schedule

The series follows a weekly pattern, with each episode released seven days after the previous one, and the sixth episode is dated November 15, 2026. The Dragon Ball wiki likewise lists the sixth episode’s first Japanese airing as November 15.

The series premiered in Japan on October 11 on Fuji TV at 11.15 p.m., and it streams on Crunchyroll and Hulu in the United States on the same day. That Sunday rhythm has held steady since the first episode.

The first half of the remake covers the opening three arcs of the original series across 19 episodes, and the final installment of that run is projected for February 14. The sixth episode therefore lands early in a long season.

The remake is moving at roughly double the pace of the 2015 anime, and the fourth episode finished around the halfway point of the original’s ninth episode. That faster pace explains why a confrontation that took several weeks in the original is arriving so soon.

Release Time for the Sixth Episode Around the World

For the fifth episode, CBR reported a Japanese broadcast at 11.15 p.m. JST, which works out to 9.15 a.m. EST, with the Crunchyroll stream following a few hours later at around 12 p.m. EST. The sixth episode is expected to follow the same Sunday pattern.

Published times vary a little between outlets. One regional breakdown lists Crunchyroll releases at 7.15 a.m. Pacific, 10.15 a.m. Eastern, 3.15 p.m. British, 7.45 p.m. Indian, and 10.15 p.m. Philippine time, though it notes those figures apply during daylight saving time. Final Weapon instead lists a 9 a.m. ET premiere on Crunchyroll.

The clock change in early November adds to the uncertainty. Comic Shop Locator says the United States stream time after the November 1 clock change had not been confirmed. Viewers who want certainty should check the episode listing on their streaming service on the day.

The English dub follows its own schedule, starting November 12 at 8 a.m. PT with new episodes arriving weekly. Dub viewers will reach the sixth episode later than subtitle viewers.

Where to Watch on Crunchyroll, Hulu and Netflix

Crunchyroll streams the series with subtitles across the United States, Canada, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, Southeast Asia and Europe, while Hulu and Netflix carry episodes each week after the Crunchyroll premiere. In practice, Crunchyroll is the first stop for anyone who wants the episode as soon as it is available.

In the United States, episodes arrive on Crunchyroll and Hulu on Sunday, and then reach Netflix the following Saturday. British viewers can also use the Crunchyroll Prime Video Channel on Amazon Prime Video. Outlook India reports that the series is coming to Netflix in India, though an exact streaming date and time had not been announced.

English, Spanish and Portuguese dubs stream exclusively on Crunchyroll in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Latin America. The English cast includes Sean Schemmel as Goku, Christopher R. Sabat as Vegeta, Jason Douglas as Beerus and Ian Sinclair as Whis. The English dub of the fifth episode is expected to release on December 10.

Preview and What the Story Sets Up Next

The fifth episode, titled “The God of Destruction and Son Goku,” begins the climactic battle between Super Saiyan God Goku and Beerus. That fight sets the stage for the sixth episode, which arrives a week later.

The fourth episode ended with Goku ascending to Super Saiyan God after a ritual that required five pure hearted Saiyans, with Videl’s pregnancy completing the circle. The preview shown at the end of that episode used imagery only of Goku and Beerus locked in battle.

As for reception, CBR described the changes from the 2015 anime as a mixed bag at times, while calling the action the one area that has clearly improved. That assessment frames the fight as a test of what the remake does best.

With the sixth episode due on November 15 and Netflix following on November 21, viewers have several ways to keep up. Anyone who has watched the fifth episode may want to share whether the remake’s sharper action justifies its faster pace compared with the original Goku and Beerus showdown.