I assumed that they were doing so in order to give people something more to watch during the current health situation, but maybe that wasn't the case if they only went through the first five episodes of 5D's.
I hope it becomes available worldwide during this year or during next year.ALL the videos on the Rush Duel YT channel, including the SEVENS premiere ep., can now only be shown/seen in Japan. Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel TV Geo-Blocks SEVENS Anime After All
Also, VRAINS has apparently been completely removed from Teletoon for the forseeable future
Where'd you get that from? New episodes air Sundays at 1PM throughout May, with reruns on Saturdays at the same time.
Someone mentioned it in the SEVENS Hiatus forum in the link above you
Question: Pokémon has Pokémon TV which technically acts as a streaming service. Does Yu-Gi-Oh have an equivalent?
I found out that Tubi a free streaming app has most of the Yu-Gi-Oh seasons are available dubbed. They also have a bunch of other anime and cartoons.They kind of do. The official Yu-Gi-Oh! website, yugioh.com, does have a good chuck of the series available. They have every dub episode from the first series through Zexal available. They also have most of 5D's and about the first thirty episodes of Zexal subbed from Hulu. They don't have any Arc V dub episodes available yet for some reason and the Vrains dub isn't available either. There are other places to watch the Arc V dub legally, such as Netflix and Hulu, but at this point, there is no legal means to watch the Vrains dub. They don't even have it listed among the other series, which is pretty hilarious to me given that they're about halfway through the series in Canada. Pokemon.com often cycles through episodes every week or so, but they usually have episodes from each series available.