Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Reveals October Premiere and New Trailer

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is an ENHANCED reworking of the Beerus arc from Dragon Ball Super, with newly added and redrawn scenes and a reconstructed narrative. It began airing in Japan on Fuji TV on O

《Dragon Ball Super: Beerus》 is a newly reworked TV anime adaptation of the Beerus arc that served as the starting point for 2015’s 《Dragon Ball Super》. After Earth briefly regains peace following the battle with Majin Buu, Beerus, the God of Destruction, awakens from a long sleep. The story begins when Beerus, having heard rumors about the Saiyan who defeated Frieza, comes looking for Goku. In Japan, it premiered on Fuji TV on October 11, 2026, with same-day fast streaming on Prime Video and U-NEXT.

The key point about this version is that it is not simply a rerun or an image-quality upgrade. The production team describes it as an “ENHANCED” edition featuring a large number of new and redrawn cuts, along with a restructured narrative. While retaining the original framework of the battle against Beerus, it aims to heighten the intensity of the fight scenes and move closer to the style of Akira Toriyama’s original work.

Beerus is a God of Destruction with the power to destroy planets, and his awakening itself is portrayed as an event that puts even the Supreme Kai and King Kai on alert. The early story involves not only the clash between Goku and Beerus, but also Bulma’s birthday party on Earth and clues surrounding the “Super Saiyan God” of prophecy. Masako Nozawa voices Goku, Koichi Yamadera voices Beerus, and Masakazu Morita voices Whis, Beerus’s attendant.

The “Super Surge” trailer released in September begins with a Kamehameha from Super Saiyan God Goku before rapidly intercutting the battle with Beerus. A new threat targeting Earth alongside Frieza also appears, hinting at a story expanded beyond the original Beerus arc. The opening theme is “ONOGAMI” by Megaterra Zero, and the ending theme is “Kan Peki No Peki” by VK Blanka.

New Scenes and a Restructured Story

The changes are not limited to bolstering the battle scenes. Along with adding new cuts and redrawing scenes, the series restructures the story itself, presenting the same events with a different density and flow even for viewers who have already watched 《Dragon Ball Super》.