Black Clover season 2 release schedule: when is episode 1 on Crunchyroll?
The Magic Knights have the Dark Triad in their sights in Black Clover season 2
Black Clover is fast becoming one of the biggest names on anime and its second season aims to build on the quality of its first.
This week, Black Clover season 2 begins on Crunchyroll and, with it, the quest for the Magic Knights to save their superiors from the Spade Kingdom and the clutches of the Dark Triad.
A lot is at stake, then. So, you'll want to be on the ground floor for new episodes to avoid all the spoilers and social media chatter coming your way. With that in mind, we have the Black Clover season 2 release date below, as well as early speculation on release times until Crunchyroll confirms its plans.
Then, dive into all the new anime coming your way soon, plus the latest on Chainsaw Man season 2.
Black Clover season 2, episode 1 release date
Black Clover season 2, episode 1 hits Crunchyroll on October 3.
We anticipate new episodes will be available at around 11:30 PM Eastern/4:30 PM BST after its Japanese airing, but we're still waiting on confirmation. Bookmark this page and come back for more once it's 100% official.
Black Clover season 2 release schedule and episode count
New episodes of Black Clover season 2 will release weekly on Saturdays.
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At this early juncture, however, it's unclear whether the full run (expected to be 26 episodes) will air consecutively or if the new season will be split into two halves of 13 episodes.
The current Black Clover season 2 release schedule is below.
- Black Clover season 2, episode 1: October 3, 2026
Where to watch Black Clover season 2
Like most of the best anime, you'll need an active Crunchyroll subscription to watch Black Clover season 2. The series is available on the platform in most worldwide regions, excluding Japan.
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