If you like Dragon Ball, AnimeBox is your new go-to streaming platform

AnimeBox has made a strong entry into the world of streaming, establishing itself as a prominent platform for anime lovers, especially for the loyal fans of the iconic Dragon Ball series. Since its launch, it has been gaining ground against established competitors, offering an interesting catalog that includes titles from the emblematic franchise created by Akira Toriyama.

If you like Dragon Ball, everything is now available on AnimeBox

One of the most anticipated news for fans is the arrival of Dragon Ball Super, which will be available on AnimeBox starting February 28. With this announcement, the platform becomes the first option in Spain to offer all the series of the saga completely, including Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Daima, and Dragon Ball GT.

Until now, Dragon Ball Super could only be enjoyed on Crunchyroll, but in its original version with English subtitles. AnimeBox has promised to offer the content both in its original language and dubbed in Spanish, which significantly expands its accessibility. There was discussion about the possibility of the content also being dubbed in Catalan, Basque, and Galician, like other series by the same author, which could attract a wider audience.

In addition to Dragon Ball Super, which will be broadcast progressively with a new saga each week, the inclusion of the series further strengthens AnimeBox’s position as the ideal platform for fans of the franchise. With this release strategy, followers of Goku and company can expect a more complete and satisfying viewing experience.

With each new content announcement, AnimeBox seems to be on its way to becoming the ultimate home for anime fans in Spain, offering what many consider the opportunity to relive and enjoy the complete story of one of the most beloved heroes in the world of manga and animation.

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AnimeBox is the free application that provides access to the streaming service of the same name. Specifically, it is focused on anime, that is, animated movies and series of Japanese origin. In fact, since its launch, it has been called “the Netflix of anime,” although it could also resemble Disney+ or any other similar platform. They operate almost identically.