Blue Lock episode 2’s release date and time have been announced for OTT streaming on Crunchyroll.
Only recently have sports anime, such as Aoashi, Haikyu, and Kuroko’s Basketball, entered the mainstream, with shows like Aoashi, Haikyu, and Kuroko’s Basketball leading the way.
The prospect exists that Studio 8Bit’s Blue Lock series could become not only our favorite sports anime of all time but also one of the best shows the Tokyo-based studio has created since TenSura.
Here is all you need to know about the forthcoming broadcast, including the release date and time of Blue Lock episode 2 on Crunchyroll, the official preview description, and a brief recap of last week’s outstanding premiere.
Is Blue Lock Season 2 Renewed or Cancelled?
Is Season 2 of Blue Lock Renewed Or Cancelled? This is a common question among Blue Lock aficionados. The first season of the show was well-received by both spectators and critics.
Some viewers are curious about the show’s renewal for a second season. Others believe it could be canceled. Time will tell what will become of Blue Lock.
Blue Lock Episode 2 Release Date and Time
Blue Lock episode 2 is planned to release on Crunchyroll on Saturday, October 15 for the great majority of overseas fans.
As announced by the anime streaming service, the second episode of Blue Lock will premiere at the following times throughout the world:
- Pacific Time – 11 AM
- Eastern Time – 2 PM
- British Time – 7 PM
- European Time – 8 PM
- India Time – 11:30 PM
- Philippine Time – 2 AM
- Australia Central Daylight Time – 4:30 AM
Blue Lock Season 2 Plot
Blue Lock, the most recent anime series, centers its plot on the Japanese national football team. Japan’s soccer team endured upheaval after failing to win the World Cup. They made every effort to win the world cup once more.
Therefore, Anri Terri made the decision to appoint Jinpachi Ego as a new coach. He devised an unusual approach in which he decided to send 300 Young guys to a state-of-the-art training facility, and one of the unidentified, Yoichi Isagi, is selected to be a member of the 300 boys and is assigned the number 299, but he is determined to reach number one at all costs.
Blue Lock Season 2 Cast
Popular Japanese anime series Blue Lock will return for a second season. The anime depicts a group of kids who are compelled to compete in a virtual reality game with life-or-death stakes. Due to the cliffhanger ending of the first season, fans are eager to learn who will return for the second season. While the cast has not yet been revealed, we anticipate the return of several fan-favorite characters.
Character Name | Voiced By Japanese | Voiced By English |
Yoichi Isagi | Kazuki Ura | Ricco Fajardo |
Meguru Bechara | Tasuku Kaito | Drew Breedlove |
Rensuke Kunigami | Yūki Ono | Alex Hom |
Hyōma Chigiri | Soma Saito | Aaron Dismuke |
Wataru Kuon | Masatomo Nakazawa | Mark Allen Jr. |
Jingo Raichi | Jingo Raichi | Aaron Campbell |
Yūdai Imamura | Shōya Chiba | Jesse Pinnick |
Gin Gagamaru | Shugo Nakamura | Lee George |
A Quick Overview of the Premiere Episode
Blue Lock episode 1 began with high school student Isagi Yoichi passing the ball instead of shooting himself during a crucial football game, a choice that led to his team’s elimination from the competition.
Isagi will receive a second chance at stardom and even a spot on the Japanese national team when he is invited to take part in the mysterious Blue Lock program.
The initiative intends to produce the sport’s most narcissistic striker, a forward so committed to scoring goals that he would lead Japan to the World Cup finals.
Not only must he endure a tough training regimen, but he must also defeat 300 of the top high school football players who have assembled alongside Isagi for the Blue Lock program.
Isagi is immediately attacked by the 300th-ranked player in the stadium during the opening trial, a football-tag match.
After a nail-biting buzzer-beater, Isagi earns his first victory in the Blue Lock program, proving that he is superior to the best player there and not just the worst.
An Excellent Kickstart to the Series
Prior to the start of the Fall 2022 anime broadcast schedule, viewers were aware that Chainsaw Man, Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War, and Spy x Family would likely dominate the season.
However, after last week’s outstanding premiere, there is a strong possibility that Blue Lock will become the season’s dark horse.
Oftentimes, sports anime can feel out of touch with real-world sports, which neither attracts aficionados of those sports nor anime fans who are not interested in those sports. Despite the fact that Blue Lock depicts a scenario that would never work in the real world, the pilot episode has an intriguing Deadman Wonderland or Squid Game vibe.
The nature of 300 students being (effectively) imprisoned in prison until one striker with the most ego emerges victorious has also proven to be incredibly intriguing to fans throughout the globe.
Blue Lock has a rating of 80% on Analyst, 4.3/5 on Anime-Planet, 8.8/10 on IMDB, and 8.41/10 on MyAnimeList after only one episode.
As a result, Blue Lock is currently the fifth-highest-rated anime of the Fall season, ranking above Golden Kamuy, My Hero Academia, Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out, and Eminence in Shadow.
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