Cartoon Network India creates a buzz with Indian-dubbed My Hero Academia movie collection
Cartoon Network India creates a sensation by introducing the immensely popular My Hero Academia movies in five regional languages nationwide Get ready for an exciting adventure in your preferred language!
Warner Bros. Discovery India has announced via email that Cartoon Network India will be adding all of the My Hero Academia movies, as well as releasing the mainline television anime series, including the Evil Buu saga of the Dragon Ball Z Kai anime series. According to the press release, the My Hero Academia films will be aired on Cartoon Network India on the first three Sundays of December 2023. Two Heroes will be shown on Sunday, December 3, followed by Heroes Rising on Sunday, December 10, and World Heroes’ Mission on Sunday, December 17.
The exciting news about these My Hero Academia offerings and that of Dragon Ball Z Kai is the shows will be available in five different regional languages across India. With this, Warner Bros., Discovery India, and Cartoon Network India
Cartoon Network India is set to air My Hero Academia in five major regional languages across the nation
are ensuring a broad appeal and easy access across various regional markets in India.
The latest
As mentioned earlier, the movies, mainline anime series, and the Dragon Ball Z Kai anime series will be available in various regional languages including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam, which are some of the most widely spoken languages in the country.
This move by Cartoon Network India and Warner Bros. Discovery India ensures that the iconic series can be enjoyed by people all across India. Renowned voice actors Vidit Kumar, Sahil Vinod Kulkarni, and Mohak Ninad have been announced as the Hindi language voices for Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, and All Might, respectively.
Apart from the three My Hero Academia films mentioned earlier, the mainline television anime series of the franchise will be shown on Cartoon Network India every Sunday at 1 PM IST. Additionally, the Dragon Ball Z Kai anime series will also be aired on the channel every Sunday, preceding the former series and airing at 11 AM IST instead.
Uttam Pal Singh, head of Kids Cluster, South Asia at Warner Bros. Discovery, stated, "Cartoon Network consistently presents unique and popular narratives to its audiences. Our anime lineup has received tremendous response as part of our fan-centric strategy. We are thrilled to offer Indian fans another sensational storytelling experience that has made waves on the global stage."
He added, "Our top-notch dubs of 'My Hero Academia' in various languages will fully immerse fans in this epic story of heroes. The show's universal themes of bravery, friendship, and the journey to becoming a hero perfectly align with Cartoon Network's fundamental principles."
Be sure to keep up with all anime, manga, film, and live-action news as 2023 progresses.
Editor's P/S
My Hero Academia is one of the most popular anime series in the world, and I am thrilled that Cartoon Network India is bringing the movies to Indian audiences in five regional languages. This is a great opportunity for fans of the series to experience the movies in their own language, and it will also help to introduce the series to new audiences.
The My Hero Academia movies are action-packed, funny, and heartwarming, and they perfectly capture the spirit of the series. I am confident that Indian audiences will love them, and I can't wait to see the reaction when they are released.
