In 2018, Dragon Ball FighterZ reminded us how much we love all things Dragon Ball (and was a fantastic game in its own right). Now, in 2020, we have another new Dragon Ball game, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. Many of us, in the US at least, got into the series when Dragon Ball Z aired on Toonami. But if you want to revisit the anime--or if you want to watch any of the Dragon Ball series for the first time--it can be a little tricky to know where to find them. Here, we've compiled a list of every legal streaming service for Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Super, and more for the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia and New Zealand.

　　Unfortunately for UK fans, most of Dragon Ball isn't available to stream legally due to licensing complications. Blu-ray or DVD are your best options and will feature the widely used Funimation dub, rather than Europe's original English dub (which was based on a French translation and refers to Piccolo as "Big Green").

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Dragon Ball

Dragon Ball adapts the first 194 chapters of Akira Toriyama's manga of the same name and mostly features series protagonist Goku as a child. In the US, it had a few failed runs--an original "Lost Dub" in '89 and another dub in '95, both of which were canceled due to low popularity--before Funimation's re-dubbed version began airing in 2001.

　　Funimation currently has the exclusive rights to the English dubbed version in the US and Canada.

　　

US	Funimation (sub and dub); Hulu (sub only)
Canada	Funimation (sub and dub)
Australia and New Zealand	Anime Lab (sub and dub)

Dragon Ball Z

Dragon Ball Z adapts the latter 325 chapters of the Dragon Ball manga. The first (censored) English dubs aired in the late '90s, and it was re-dubbed by Funimation in 2005.

　　

US, Canada	Funimation (sub and dub)
Australia and New Zealand	Anime Lab (sub and dub)

Dragon Ball GT

Dragon Ball GT is an unofficial sequel to Z and isn't based on Toriyama's manga. In it, Goku is turned back into a child.

　　

US	Funimation (sub and dub); Hulu (sub only)
Canada	Funimation (sub and dub)
Australia and New Zealand	Anime Lab (sub and dub)

Dragon Ball Z Kai

There is an HD remastered and recut version of Dragon Ball Z called Dragon Ball Z Kai, which cuts out a lot of the "filler" from the original series that wasn't in the manga. Dragon Ball Z Kai isn't available to stream currently, though you can watch select episodes on the Adult Swim site in the US with a cable login.

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Battle of the Gods and Resurrection F

Two more recent Dragon Ball films--Dragon Ball Z: Battle of the Gods and Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F--are available to stream only in the UK on Netflix. If you're not in the UK, there's always Dragon Ball Super.

　　

Dragon Ball Super

Dragon Ball Super is the newest anime series based on the franchise and the first Dragon Ball anime with an original story in 18 years. It's an official sequel to Z with Toriyama involved in production, and its early episodes cover the events of the films Battle of the Gods and Resurrection F.

　　

US, Canada	Crunchyroll (sub); Funimation (sub and dub)
UK	Crunchyroll (sub)
Australia and New Zealand	Anime Lab (sub and dub); Crunchyroll (sub)

Dragon Ball Super: Broly

This 2018 film is the first of the Dragon Ball movies to be tied to Super. Like the other anime movies listed, it is only available to stream in the UK on Netflix.

　　For any Dragon Ball series you can't stream, you'll have to try renting or buying on Amazon or even getting physical DVDs. For more Dragon Ball, check out our History of Dragon Ball Games.

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