Every week, Crunchyroll adds new films to its catalogue in US. Here's what dropped during Jun 15–Jun 21, 2026 — each title links to a full editorial page on Movie OTT with cast, crew, and where to watch.
Editorial collection
New on Crunchyroll US — Jun 15–Jun 21, 2026
Fresh Crunchyroll releases this week in US. 17 new films, auto-curated from official streaming-availability data.
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- #1
Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon
1995 · 0 min
The thirteenth Dragon Ball Z feature film arrives as a high-stakes martial arts spectacle that's short but punchy. Released in 1995, this 51-minute adventure delivers the franchise's signature blend of action, humor, and character-driven drama.
- #2
Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
1990 · 0 min
The second DBZ feature film hits harder than most fans remember. Released in 1990 between TV episodes, this 59-minute martial arts spectacle introduces a villain who can match Goku's power—and the animation team didn't hold back.
- #3
Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might
1990 · 0 min
A 1990 DBZ feature that slots between the anime's best arcs, this 58-minute film pits Goku and friends against an alien threat tied to a cosmic plant. It's pure '90s anime spectacle—no filler, just fights.
- #4
Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!
1992 · 0 min
The seventh Dragon Ball Z film pits the Z-fighters against a synthetic android threat that'll test every transformation in their arsenal. This 1992 anime spectacle delivers the high-stakes martial arts action fans crave.
- #5
Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone
1989 · 0 min
As Goku arrives prepared to save his only son, Garlic Jr. summons the Eternal Dragon Shenron, prepared to wish for immortality. His ultimate goal: To take over the Earth, in order to seek revenge for the death of his father. With heightened
- #6
Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler
1992 · 0 min
The sixth Dragon Ball Z film brings back the ice-powered villain Cooler in a 45-minute martial arts spectacle. Directed by Daisuke Nishio and featuring the iconic voice cast, this 1992 sequel doubles down on high-stakes action and sci-fi intrigue.
- #7
Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge
1991 · 0 min
A quarter of a century after a chance encounter in space, fate looks to reunite two enemies on Earth. Backed by the frightful forces of his Armored Squadron, first Gohan and then Piccolo fall victim to Cooler's wrath. Satisfied with no less
- #8
Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn
1995 · 0 min
The 12th Dragon Ball Z film reunites Goku and Vegeta against an unexpected foe born from the afterlife itself. Directed by Shigeyasu Yamauchi, this 1995 action spectacle delivers the fusion-powered battles fans crave.
- #9
Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming
1994 · 0 min
Much time has passed since Goku's fight with Broly, culminating with Broly in a coma and frozen over. Years later, Gohan has grown up, Goten is born, and Goku died. Awakened by Goten's crying, Broly regains consciousness, seeking revenge! B
- #10
Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan
1993 · 0 min
A vicious Super Saiyan is rampaging through space, and he will not stop until the galaxy is left smoldering. Goku and Vegeta rush to confront the menace - but the true danger is much closer than they think. Broly is a force of unspeakable m
- #11
Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly
1994 · 0 min
A dangerous experiment has gone awry, and a mysterious substance has been released from a secret lab. The oozing menace absorbs all in its path, gaining power from all that it touches. When the slime ingests Broly, the uncontrollable combin
- #12
Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound
1993 · 0 min
The ninth Dragon Ball Z film brings a fresh antagonist to the franchise's familiar tournament formula. Bojack Unbound marks a pivotal moment in anime cinema—the last film to feature a beloved voice actor before his death.
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Journey Home
2018 · 0 min
Journey Home is a 2018 documentary that follows real people navigating the path back to where they belong. Featuring Alec VanOwen and shot with intimate clarity, it's a meditation on displacement, memory, and what home really means.
- #16
Pale Cocoon
2005 · 0 min
A mesmerizing 2005 Japanese animated short that questions what we choose to remember and what we're afraid to forget. Yasuhiro Yoshiura's quietly devastating exploration of a future where curiosity becomes dangerous.
- #17
Adventures in Voice Acting
2008 · 0 min
Dive deep into the fascinating world behind the microphone with *Adventures in Voice Acting*, a 2008 documentary that pulls back the curtain on an often-unseen profession. Featuring interviews with industry legends, it's an essential watch for aspiring voice actors and fans curious about how animated characters truly come to life. Prepare to be inspired by the dedication and talent on display.
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