Episodes
153
1 seasons
153 episodes · 1 seasons · 61.2 hours to binge
153
1 seasons
61.2 h
2d 13h
2 days
non-stop
8.3/10
3,309 votes
Dragon Ball runs to 153 episodes across 1 seasons, at roughly 24 minutes each. Watching every episode back to back is 61.2 hours of pure run time — that's 2 days and 13 hours without a single break.
More realistically, at two episodes a night you'll finish in about 77 days. That's 7.7 full 8-hour work days of screen time. Use the planner below to pick your own pace and get an exact finish date.
61.2 h
Pure run time
77 days
At 2 episodes/day
24 min
Per episode
Day 77: 100% done (153 of 153 episodes)
153.0
on average
61.2 h
on average
3,672
2 days non-stop
At 61.2 hours, Dragon Ball is longer than 76% of every series tracked here — making it a solid commitment. Within the Animation genre the average is 39.6 hours, so Dragon Ball sits above that.
Dragon Ball is very well rated at 8.3/10 from 3,309 votes. With 61.2 hours of total run time it's a serious commitment — plan accordingly before you press play.
All 153 episodes of Dragon Ball add up to 61.2 hours of pure run time — that's 2 days and 13 hours non-stop.
Dragon Ball has 153 episodes across 1 seasons, averaging about 24 minutes per episode.
At 1 episode a day it takes 153 days, at 2 episodes a day 77 days, and at a marathon pace of 8 a day just 20 days.
Dragon Ball is rated 8.3/10 from 3,309 votes. Budget 61.2 hours if you want to watch the whole thing.
Episodes, seasons, runtime (24 min/episode) and rating come directly from TMDB (as of 2/12/2026).
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