Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is set to become more accessible to anime fans across India, as Crunchyroll has officially announced that the acclaimed series will begin streaming with Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu dubs starting July 27. The move brings one of the highest-rated anime of all time to a wider regional audience, allowing viewers to experience Edward and Alphonse Elric’s journey in their preferred language.
The dubbed release will not arrive all at once. Instead, Crunchyroll will launch new batches of dubbed episodes every three weeks, with the rollout continuing through October 2026. The announcement marks another major step in Crunchyroll’s ongoing efforts to expand localized anime content in India, where demand for regional-language dubs continues to grow.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood regional dubs begin streaming on July 27
Beginning July 27, subscribers in India can watch Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood on Crunchyroll in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. The platform confirmed that additional dubbed episodes will be released in batches every three weeks until the complete rollout concludes in October 2026.
Based on Hiromu Arakawa’s beloved manga, the series follows brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric, whose attempt to defy the laws of alchemy leaves Edward severely injured and Alphonse’s soul bound to a suit of armor. Their search for the legendary Philosopher’s Stone leads them into conflicts involving the military, the Homunculi, and powerful foreign alchemists while testing their unbreakable bond.
The newly announced voice cast features Anubhav Rawat, Roshan N, and Sai Abhijith S as Edward Elric in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, respectively. Hitanshi Jha, Nikkilesh P, and Nikkilesh P voice Alphonse Elric, while the regional casts also include performers for major characters such as Roy Mustang, Winry Rockbell, King Bradley, Riza Hawkeye, Lust, and Alex Louis Armstrong.
The addition of three regional-language dubs further strengthens Crunchyroll’s growing catalog of localized anime, making one of the medium’s most celebrated titles available to even more viewers across India.
