Crunchyroll is bringing one of the most beloved anime series of all time to Indian audiences in their preferred languages. Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood will soon be available with Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs starting July 27, 2026. The streaming platform made this announcement as part of its continued push to make anime more accessible across India.
The series, which originally aired in 2009, follows the journey of brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric. After a failed attempt to bring their mother back to life using alchemy, Edward loses two limbs and Alphonse loses his entire body. His soul gets attached to a suit of armor. The brothers set out to find the Philosopher’s Stone, hoping to restore what they lost.
New Dubbed Episodes Arrive in Batches Every Three Weeks
Crunchyroll will not release all 64 dubbed episodes at once. The platform plans to roll out new batches of dubbed episodes every three weeks, with the full release continuing through October 2026. This schedule gives subscribers something to look forward to while ensuring the dubbing quality meets expectations.
Indian subscribers can start watching from July 27 on Crunchyroll. The release covers all three languages simultaneously, so viewers can choose their preferred dub from day one.
Voice Cast Revealed for All Three Languages
The regional dubs feature dedicated voice actors for each language. For the main character Edward Elric, Anubhav Rawat voices the Hindi version, Roshan N takes on the Tamil role, and Sai Abhijith S handles the Telugu dub.
Alphonse Elric has Hitanshi Jha for Hindi, while Nikkilesh P voices the character in both Tamil and Telugu.
Other major characters include:
- Winry Rockbell – Nandini Mandal (Hindi), Govardhini G (Tamil and Telugu)
- Roy Mustang – Abhineet Shukla (Hindi), Deepak M (Tamil), Naresh B (Telugu)
- Alex Louis Armstrong – Rajesh Ahuja (Hindi), Shakthi (Tamil), Visweswara Rao (Telugu)
- King Bradley – Gaurav Marwaha (Hindi), Ramu T (Tamil), Venkatesh P (Telugu)
- Riza Hawkeye – Priyanka Bhandari (Hindi), Tejasvi K (Tamil and Telugu)
- Lust – Nupur Latiyan (Hindi), Vishnupriya S (Tamil and Telugu)
Why Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Remains a Classic
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood stands as one of the highest-rated anime series in history. It adapts the complete story of Hiromu Arakawa’s original manga, unlike the 2003 version which diverged from the source material. The series ran for 64 episodes and received widespread praise for its storytelling, character development, and emotional depth.
The story tackles heavy themes like sacrifice, war, and the value of human life. The bond between the Elric brothers remains at the heart of the narrative, making it relatable for viewers of all ages.
The anime was produced by studio Bones, directed by Yasuhiro Irie, and written by Hiroshi Onogi. Music for the series came from Akira Senju.
Crunchyroll Expands Regional Language Offerings in India
This announcement is part of Crunchyroll’s larger effort to bring more anime to Indian audiences in local languages. The platform recently revealed its full lineup of Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs for the Summer 2026 season.
Other titles getting regional dubs include Black Torch, Mushoku Tensei Jobless Reincarnation Season 3, and Naruto Shippuden. This move shows Crunchyroll’s commitment to growing its presence in India, where demand for localized anime content continues to rise.
For years, Indian anime fans had limited options for watching shows in their native languages. Most anime was available only in Japanese with English subtitles or in English dubs. The addition of regional language dubs makes these stories more accessible to viewers who prefer watching in Hindi, Tamil, or Telugu.
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What to Expect from the Dubs
The newly announced dubs feature a fresh voice cast for each language. According to reports, the Hindi dub on Crunchyroll differs from the version previously available on Anime Times. This means even viewers who have seen the show before might experience it in a new way.
The series follows the Elric brothers as they uncover dark secrets about their country’s military and face powerful enemies called the Homunculi. Their journey introduces them to other alchemists and allies who help them along the way.
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood originally aired in Japan from April 2009 to July 2010. It received an English dub for North American audiences through Funimation, which aired on Adult Swim from February 2010 to September 2011.
The series remains available on multiple streaming platforms worldwide, including Netflix, Crunchyroll, and Hulu in the US. Indian viewers can also find select episodes on Amazon Prime Video.
The addition of regional dubs makes Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood more accessible than ever for Indian audiences. With the release beginning July 27 and continuing through October, fans can look forward to experiencing this legendary anime in their preferred language over the coming months.
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