7 Animation Movies Dubbed In South Indian Languages To watch on OTT

Animation movies and cartoons have amassed huge followers in India, particularly among the younger audience. And, in the past couple of years, OTT platforms have rolled out several of the popular cartoon titles with regional language dubs, including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. Watching animated movies in a regional language makes the experience more engaging since viewers are emotionally invested in the characters, humour, and incidents.

Animation Movies Dubbed In South Indian Languages

Here are seven such titles in South Indian languages you can watch on OTT.

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Season 2– (Crunchyroll)

A fantasy-action cartoon follow-up to the epic fantasy adventure, Frieren follows an elven mage who was part of the group that fought and won the battle against the terrible demon king several years ago. Now, the once-immortal hero is contemplating the meaning of life.

While it has a few moments of epic fights and powerful battles, the show is essentially a very quiet, contemplative show with minimal action.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3– (Crunchyroll)

One of the most successful and interesting franchises in contemporary anime, ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’, is back with its season 3. Getting darker, more intense and action-dense than ever before, this animation series explores the fallout of the terrifying Shibuya Incident. While the season introduces a plethora of new antagonists and enemies for its popular heroes, the season is also infamous for the series getting grittier.

Kunon the Sorcerer Can See– (Crunchyroll)

A fantasy anime highlighting one young sorcerer's journey from blindness to artificial vision development through magic, this unique series is a must-watch. The magic system and the protagonist can see in ways that ordinary humans cannot or even imagine, invokes magical world for the viewers in a very surreal manner.

Trigun Stargaze– (Crunchyroll)

This futuristic fantasy anime centres on Vash, the Pan-Pacifist, as he adopts a new secret identity to keep those close to him safe from threat. Set in a post-apocalyptic universe, the show examines the cost of survivor's guilt while looking at Vash's efforts to forge a new, more peaceful existence.

There was a Cute Girl in the Hero's Party, so I Tried Confessing to Her– (Crunchyroll)

A hilarious mix of fantasy romance as well as light-hearted humour and comedy wrapped in action, this adaptation in South Indian languages can actually make you laugh again and again. The fantasy story is filled with comedy, romance and tales of adventure and the actors voice work makes the plot even more hysterical.

A Misanthrope Teaches a Class for Demi-Humans– (Crunchyroll)

A search for redemption, acceptance and a fresh start, the anime is about a teacher who refuses to get involved in society. The protagonist is tasked with watching over the demi-human students who can be heard and even seen, in certain scenes, in regional languages.

The story delves into finding acceptance and understanding yourself.

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Dark Moon: The Blood Altar– (Crunchyroll)

Set against the backdrop of a mysterious school inhabited by vampire beings, the show is about a group of vampire students who are constantly on the run, hiding from the outside world. But their world turns upside down when an outsider and transfer student joins the school, sending ramifications through the school.

Enjoyable in both the visual plot and love stories involving supernatural elements, the dubbed versions in South Indian languages help elevate the plot, unlike anything else.

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