How To Watch Boruto Dubbed On Crunchyroll

Okay, let's talk about Boruto. And let's be honest, we all have our preferences when it comes to anime. Dubbed versus subbed, the eternal debate!

The Great Dubbed Debate

Some people swear by subtitles. They say it's the only way to truly experience the original voice acting. I get it. Respect.

But, and this might be an unpopular opinion, sometimes I just want to chill. I don't want to read while trying to keep up with all the ninja action. Sometimes, I just want to understand what's going on while I'm also, say, folding laundry or snacking.

So, for those of us in the dubbed camp, where do we go to watch Boruto with English voices on Crunchyroll?

Finding Your Dubbed Fix

First things first: Crunchyroll does have a Boruto dub! Yay! But it's not always as straightforward as you'd hope.

Here's the thing: sometimes the dub isn't available in all regions. Licensing is a tricky beast. So, don't panic if you don't see it right away.

Make sure you're searching for the specific dubbed version. It might be listed separately from the subbed version. Look carefully!

The Magical Search Bar

The search bar is your best friend. Type in "Boruto dubbed" or "Boruto English dub." Obvious, right?

You might be surprised what pops up. Sometimes the algorithm works in our favor. Sometimes it doesn't. (We've all been there.)

If you still can’t find it, try searching for specific episodes. For example, try “Boruto episode 50 dubbed”.

The Region Lock Rumble

Okay, let's say you've searched high and low, and still no dub. Region locking might be the culprit. This means the dubbed version isn't available in your country.

Crunchyroll's licensing agreements vary. What's available in one region might not be available in another. Frustrating, I know!

My unpopular opinion? All anime should be available dubbed everywhere. The world needs more Boruto in English, darn it!

VPN: Proceed with Caution!

Some people use a VPN to get around region locking. I'm not going to tell you to do that... but I'm also not not going to tell you to do that. (Use at your own risk!).

Just be aware that using a VPN can sometimes violate Crunchyroll's terms of service. So, tread carefully.

Plus, some VPNs aren't exactly reliable. You might end up with a sketchy connection and a whole lot of buffering. Nobody wants that!

Check the Language Settings

This might seem obvious, but double-check your language settings on Crunchyroll. Make sure your preferred language is set to English.

Sometimes, the default settings can be a little wonky. It's always worth a shot to make sure everything is set up correctly.

A quick setting change could be the key to unlocking the dubbed goodness. You never know!

The Dubbed List is Growing!

The good news is that Crunchyroll is constantly adding more dubbed episodes of Boruto. So, even if you can't find what you're looking for right now, keep checking back.

They usually announce new dub releases on their social media channels. Give them a follow to stay in the loop.

Patience, young ninja. Your dubbed Boruto fix may be just around the corner. Keep believing!

Still No Dub? Explore Other Options

If all else fails, there are other streaming services that might have the Boruto dub in your region. Do a little research and see what's available.

Hulu is often a good option to try. They sometimes have different licensing agreements than Crunchyroll.

Don’t be afraid to sail the seven seas. (This is a joke.)

Happy watching! And may your Boruto experience be filled with epic battles, questionable fashion choices, and, most importantly, English voice acting!