Crunchyroll announced the introduction of the animes Bleach, Naruto and Death Note all dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese on the platform today, February 10th!
Fans of the great anime of the 2000s have a lot to celebrate! (They were already released a reasonable time ago, can you call it a classic?). Anyway… Crunchyroll has confirmed the arrival of big names to its catalog with dubbing in Portuguese, an excellent opportunity to give that marathon while there is still time! The titles announced were Naruto, Bleach and Death Note, which, if not many people's darlings, have already occupied that position.
The arrival of anime comes through a partnership signed between Crunchyroll and Viz Media, as announced by Crunchyroll when announcing the arrival of the anime dub, remembering that all 3 were already available, but without dub in Portuguese.
Content Index
Naruto
All the content that has been dubbed from Naruto so far goes to the platform. That is, All Naruto (Classic) with all its numerous fillers, and also the 112 dubbed episodes of Naruto Shippuden.
Including the arrival of Naruto Shippuden Dubbed on the platform, as already happened in Netflix may again cause a new appeal from fans to emerge for the anime to finish being dubbed. And who knows, soon we won't be able to marathon Naruto dubbed completely, and remember our childhood watching Naruto on SBT?
Bleach
Like Naturo Shippuden, Bleach was not fully voiced. That is, even if it is claimed that all dubbed Bleach is on the platform, this does not mean that all anime is dubbed. So if you decide to watch and come across only 229 dubbed episodes, don't be surprised! Bleach has a total of 366 episodes and 4 more movies in total, and although its dubbing has not been complete, with the anime returning later this year, it may be that the work is complete.
death note
Death Note is another one where your voice acting arrives on Crunchyroll today! One of the most successful anime in the world with a Drama theme. Its success has even earned it two live-action versions, although it's really better to forget about them...
dubbed anime
Recalling that Crunchyroll has been investing a lot in anime dubbing, with an announcement of almost simultaneous dubbing of anime, as it has been doing with Jujutsu Kaisen, and promised to do with the second season of Doctor Stone.
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