Madoka Magica joins direct Crunchyroll subscriptions in Brazil: keep TV and film audio separate
The October 22 report concerns the subtitled original series, while November’s Portuguese-dub plan covers three films.
Direct Crunchyroll subscribers in Brazil have an entry point for the original Madoka Magica series. JBox reported on October 22 that it appeared in the Brazilian catalog alongside Magia Record.
At publication, the reported options were Japanese and English audio with Portuguese subtitles. That does not confirm a Brazilian dub for the TV series. Check the Puella Magi Madoka Magica page and the options available to your account and region.
The change concerns direct subscriptions. JBox said subscribers to the Crunchyroll channel through Prime Video had already had another route to the show, so this should not be described as Madoka’s first arrival in Brazil.
An October 8 report about November dubbing concerns Beginnings, Eternal and Rebellion. The first two compile the television story, and the third follows them. Film dubbing plans do not automatically establish the same audio for the TV series.
