Unconfirmed reports are indicating that the upcoming anime blockbuster, “Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King”, may not only be reaching Netflix audiences worldwide this June 16th but could also surprise fans with a Hindi dubbed version.
RELATED | Top 15+ Most Strongest Women in Black Clover
The original “Black Clover” anime series concluded its successful 170-episode run in 2021. The epic saga focuses on two orphans, Asta and Yuno, who despite their contrasting magical abilities, share a mutual ambition – to become the Wizard King. Yuno is blessed with profound magical talents, while Asta is unique in a world where magic is pervasive – he has none. Their lives take an interesting twist when they both receive grimoires, magical books that amplify their abilities.
The movie “Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King” is anticipated to explore uncharted dimensions of the duo’s journey. The rumors of a Hindi dubbed version have only added fuel to the fire of excitement among fans, especially within India’s growing anime community.
RELATED | List Of Hindi Dubbed Anime On Netflix India
The consideration of a Hindi dub, a relatively less explored territory in the anime world, signifies an exciting development in the expanding global appeal of anime. While English dubs are more familiar to the international audience, the extension into other languages like Hindi (the fourth most spoken language in the world) could expose “Black Clover” and anime at large to millions of potential fans. This move could be seen as a step towards inclusivity, making anime more accessible to a wider audience.
The response from fans to this rumor has been extremely positive, with hopes that this move could encourage more Hindi dubs of popular anime in the future.
As the countdown to the global Netflix release of “Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King” begins, the buzz surrounding a potential Hindi dub is keeping fans on their toes. Stay tuned for more updates and prepare to join Asta and Yuno on their new adventure come June 16th!
What is your reaction?
