[Frontier]

Well, even if it's not legally streaming, I actually just finished the original Gavan right before it aired, so I feel pretty good!

[Blade Fang]

Full opening!!!

[Dave Zero1]

Well, Brazil is only scheduled to get their announcement in (checks watch) 2 minutes from now, so we may get it last minute as well.

[Dave Zero1]

Okay, so Latin America is getting Gavan Infinity but it will be broadcast a week late. It was supposed to be a simulcast but They didn't get the video from Toei in time.

[DaikaijuSokogeki01]

Toei successfully launch a global rollout challenge: IMPOSSIBLE

[gllgt]

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Originally Posted by DaikaijuSokogeki01

Toei successfully launch a global rollout challenge: IMPOSSIBLE

You do know this is all likely the fault of TV Asahi, right? If for whatever reason, they don't want certain countries to broadcast it, they are well within their rights not to do it.

[Pineapple924]

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Originally Posted by Dave Zero1

Okay, so Latin America is getting Gavan Infinity but it will be broadcast a week late. It was supposed to be a simulcast but They didn't get the video from Toei in time.

If it's any consolation, NA is apparently getting nothin. As the episode just aired and there's not even a peep of promotional marketing or notice on the TokuSHOUTsu channels.

[Sunred]

Ray Fujita of GARO and Kamen Rider Faiz fame is the voice of Death Gavan.

[Daikaijuman54]

Just saw the first Episode raw, since it appears we're either waiting for the global release (judging by the "Coming Soon" from the Trailers), and so far, I gotta say, I liked what I saw!

Still feels a little too similar to Kamen Rider, but there's some OG Gavan thrown into the mix that'll definitely make fans happy, plus it appears some of the things I'm hoping to see in this show are on their way.

I won't spoil what I could discern from the raw episode, but I am definitely giving this a rewatch when the English Subs are out. And on one last note, the Opening absolutely slams!

[DaikaijuSokogeki01]

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Originally Posted by gllgt

You do know this is all likely the fault of TV Asahi, right? If for whatever reason, they don't want certain countries to broadcast it, they are well within their rights not to do it.

There is a TV Asahi J-drama I'm currently watching called Silent Truth that is being simulcast weekly on Netflix worldwide as we speak, so I doubt it's the network. Toei has a long history of botching these launches for shows on other networks too (see: Dragon Ball Super not getting simulcast for a full year after it started).