Rionimex Studios, an independent Latin Spanish fan-dubbing project, says it has released the first episodes of its fan dub of Danjo no Yuujou wa Seiritsu suru? and has lined up another series as a future title.
In a statement, the studio described itself as a community-driven effort that adapts anime into Latin Spanish for viewers across Latin America and beyond. The new Danjo no Yuujou wa Seiritsu suru? episodes are its latest public release, and the group says the work is also meant to give aspiring voice actors, editors and other creators a place to practice and show what they can do.
Rionimex also confirmed that Sūpā no Ura de Yani Sū Futari will be one of its upcoming fan-dub projects, adding a second title to the slate it has announced so far. The studio said it is still building its presence on social media and developing other initiatives aimed at Spanish-speaking anime fans.
The announcement did not include episode counts, release schedules or official streaming links, and it did not say whether the dubs are made with a license from the rights holders. Fan-dub projects exist in a gray area, and availability can change if a title is taken down. Viewers looking for official Latin Spanish releases should check licensed platforms in their region.
For updates, Rionimex pointed fans to its official channels: its website at rionimex.com, Facebook under Rionimex Channel, TikTok at @rionimex and Telegram at @rionimexchannel. Anime Newswire has not independently reviewed the episodes, and anyone interested in the project should confirm details on those accounts before assuming a set release date or a complete series dub.
The studio closed its announcement by saying it remains committed to promoting anime culture and to creating chances for fans to take part in community productions. We will update this story if Rionimex publishes a clearer schedule, a watch page or more titles.
