Great news for South Asian anime fans — Crunchyroll is going all in on regional dubs. From shonen classics to fresh isekai adventures, a massive slate of Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs is rolling out over the coming months, making some of anime’s biggest titles more accessible than ever.
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What’s Launching
The lineup spans both catalogue favorites and this summer’s freshest simulcasts. Naruto Shippuden is already dubbed and streaming in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, while Tokyo Ghoul and Arifureta roll out across multiple seasons through July and August. New Summer Slate titles like Black Torch and Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 join with weekly Hindi dubs, and fan favorites like Tomb Raider King and Trapped in a Dating Sim Season 2 get the full Hindi-Tamil-Telugu treatment.
Crunchyroll Anime Updates
| Title | Dub Launch | Languages |
|---|---|---|
| Naruto Shippuden | Out Now | Hindi, Tamil, Telugu |
| Tokyo Ghoul (S1) | July 22 | Hindi, Tamil, Telugu |
| Tomb Raider King | July 29 | Hindi, Tamil, Telugu |
| Black Torch | August 29 | Hindi |
| Mushoku Tensei S3 | August 30 | Hindi |
| The Elusive Samurai S2 | August 7 | Hindi |
| Re:ZERO S4 Part 2 | October 7 | Hindi |
| Clevatess S2 | July 8 | Hindi, Tamil, Telugu |




Why This Matters for Fans
Dubbed content has long been key to expanding anime’s reach beyond its original Japanese-speaking audience, and regional-language dubs take that accessibility a step further for India’s massive fanbase. This move mirrors the broader growth of anime as a global entertainment format, where localization plays a major role in reaching new audiences who prefer watching in their native language rather than relying on subtitles.
With titles like Haikyu!! Land vs Air and Watari-kun’s storyline also joining the dub roster, Crunchyroll seems focused on giving Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu-speaking viewers full access to both nostalgic classics and brand-new releases.
For more anime news, dub announcements, and streaming updates, check out ongoing coverage on TechnoSports.
The Takeaway
Whether you’re revisiting Naruto’s ninja world or diving into fresh isekai stories like I Became a Legend After My 10-Year-Long Last Stand, Crunchyroll’s expanded dub slate means more anime, in more languages, than ever before.
FAQs
Q1. Which anime titles are getting Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs on Crunchyroll?
Titles include Naruto Shippuden, Tokyo Ghoul, Tomb Raider King, Arifureta, and Clevatess Season 2, among others.
Q2. When does the Tokyo Ghoul dub launch on Crunchyroll?
Season 1 launches July 22, with Seasons 2 and 3 following on August 12 and September 2.





