Dororo : English Dub Release Date Confirmed

Fans of Dororo anime will soon be able to access an English-dubbed version of the series, according to a new confirmation from HIDIVE. The Kazuhiro Furuhashi-directed anime series is a remake of the original 1969 series. The series, however, differs greatly from the manga series in a number of ways. Although it adheres to the manga's main premise, it has a satisfying conclusion that the manga series does not have.

When will the English-dubbed version be released for fans? Find out by reading on!

Release of Dororo's English Dub Home Video by Sentai Filmworks

A total of 24 episodes of the Tezuka Productions and MAPPA-produced Dororo anime were shown between January 7 and June 24, 2019. The series will be accessible in two formats: one with an English dub and one with Japanese audio with English subtitles, according to HIDIVE's official release. HIDIVE will start offering the English dub in January 2023. But this isn't the first time the English dub for the anime has been made public. Previously, Sentai Filmworks released the English dub version on home video in 2021.

On a streaming service, the English version will make its debut for the first time, though. The director of Dororo's English dub is Kyle Colby Jones, who also co-wrote the script with Marta Bechtol. The audio engineers for the series were Jonathan Rodriquez and David Lascoe.

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The English-subtitled Version of Dororo Had Its Premiere On Amazon Prime

The series' subtitled original Japanese audio appeared on Amazon Prime Video first. Sentai Filmworks has obtained anime licences from nations like the U.S. and the U.K., according to Anime News Network.

The complete list of nations is provided below:

• Canada
• In New Zealand
• Portugal
• Spain
• South America
• Africa South Netherlands
• Australia
• Scandinavian and Nordic nations

The official summary of the anime series from Sentai Filmworks is as follows:

During the Warring States period, the young thief Dororo encounters the enigmatic “Hyakkimaru,” a strange, sightless boy who wields fearsome prosthetics in place of his missing limbs. Parts of Hyakkimaru’s body, skin, and organs were traded to a group of 12 demons by Hyakkimaru’s father in exchange for power and prosperity, but thanks to a kindly medicine man, Hyakkimaru survived his horrifying ordeal. Now he wanders the land in search of his missing body parts, and together he and Dororo will fight to survive in a demon-plagued, dangerous and unforgiving world.

26 episodes made up Dororo's 1969 black and white television series.

The first anime version of this supernatural historical manga was in black and white and had 26 episodes. The original 1967 manga served as the basis for its plot. The anime series didn't last very long since the manga lacked sufficient material. A live-action movie based on the manga, starring Satoshi Tsumabuki and Kou Shibasaki, was also produced and released in Japan in 2007.