HIDIVE Adds “Is It Wrong to Expect a Hot Spring in a Dungeon?” OVA


Source: HIDIVE
Summary:

HIDIVE announced that they will add the Is It Wrong to Expect a Hot Spring in a Dungeon? OVA to their digital lineup. The title will start streaming on August 11, 2018 at 16:00 UTC (Noon EDT, 9:00AM PDT) for users in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and other select territories.

HIDIVE’s release will include both the dubbed and subtitled versions of the show.


HIDIVE announced that they will add the Is It Wrong to Expect a Hot Spring in a Dungeon? OVA to their digital lineup. The title will start streaming on August 11, 2018 at 16:00 UTC (Noon EDT, 9:00AM PDT) for users in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and other select territories.

HIDIVE’s release will include both the dubbed and subtitled versions of the show.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

“Is It Wrong to Expect a Hot Spring in a Dungeon?” OVA Makes a Splash on HIDIVE

HOUSTON, TX, August 6, 2018 – HIDIVE announced today that it acquired the exclusive streaming rights to Is It Wrong to Expect a Hot Spring in a Dungeon? OVA for the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK and other select territories. The OVA, based off the hit series Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, will be available on August 11, 2018, at 16:00 UTC with English subtitles and an English-language dub.

Picking up right where the series left off, Bell and the others are ready to take a well-deserved break after a long day of slaying monsters. Despite traveling through a dungeon, the gang stumbles upon a lavish hot spring! And while Hestia, Hermes, Liliruca and the rest of the crew are ready to relax all their troubles away, Ryu is hesitant to participate. Is there something more going on or is it wrong to expect a monster-free hot spring?

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About HIDIVE

HIDIVE is a streaming service offering subscribers hit titles and a catalog spanning six decades, from the latest simulcasts imported directly from Japan to hidden gems from the golden age of anime. HIDIVE’s unmatched content discovery engine ensures there is always something fresh to watch. The service now features DUBCAST editions, early access local-language dubs of simulcasts directly produced by HIDIVE available as early as two weeks after the original Japanese broadcast.

Since launching in 2017, the service has expanded from its browser-based platform to include mobile devices and set-top boxes. The HIDIVE service offers new simulcasts every season, an ever-growing collection of dubs, and exclusives. For more information, or to start a free trial, visit HIDIVE.com. HIDIVE and DUBCAST are trademarks of and © HIDIVE LLC.

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