Fans of the manga series Black Clover often discuss the strength of its character Asta in comparison to other popular characters from Weekly Shonen Jump. In celebration of Black Clover’s 10th anniversary, the creator of Naruto has weighed in on this debate with a unique tribute as part of Black Clover’s special projects commemorating its original debut. To mark the 10-year milestone since it first appeared in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, Black Clover is launching various new initiatives. One of these exclusive projects has enlisted some of Shonen Jump’s most renowned creators to share their perspectives on the series. As a result, fans can look forward to fresh interpretations of Asta and other characters.
Black Clover is unveiling unique artwork from 17 renowned creators and artists from Shonen Jump to commemorate the manga’s 10th anniversary, with Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of Naruto, being one of them. In a humorous twist, his tribute showcases Naruto clones struggling to lift Asta’s basic Demon-Slayer sword. This could either put an end to the long-standing debate about their strength or ignite it in a completely new manner. Take a look at the artwork released by Shueisha below.
Black Clover Celebrates 10 Years
Originally published in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump ten years ago, the popular manga series “Black Clover” is now moving to a different magazine. Around a year ago, it was revealed that creator Yuki Tabata would switch from the weekly deadlines of Shonen Jump to a quarterly release format with Jump GIGA magazine. Since then, readers have been treated to extensive new developments in the manga as it approaches its climactic battles for the Clover Kingdom. With each new installment, we inch closer to its conclusion.
The manga series Black Clover, after switching to a quarterly release schedule, has been wrapping up its last story arc, with Asta and Yuno facing Lucius Zogratis for the decisive battle. As they’ve tried every available tactic so far without success against the antagonist, fans have been on the edge of their seats, wondering what could happen next as the manga inches closer to its possible final chapter. It appears that the end may be nearer than we anticipated.
Black Clover’s Anime Is Coming Back Too
One unexpected revelation for Black Clover’s 10-year anniversary was the news that the anime will be returning soon as well. In other words, Black Clover has disclosed that a second season of the anime is being developed, and Studio Pierrot will again handle the animation production. As of now, there’s no confirmed release date or window for the new episodes, but they will only be available on Crunchyroll when they are released. You can watch Black Clover’s anime up to this point on Crunchyroll as well.
The long-anticipated new season of “Black Clover” anime has officially been greenlit! Tabata, the creator, expressed his excitement in a message to fans when it was initially announced. He can’t contain his enthusiasm for the upcoming season following the highly passionate movie that was released. This year marks the 10th anniversary of “Black Clover”, and he is committed to maintaining this excitement level! He wants anime lovers from Japan and globally to savor the enhanced anime, which will be produced by an exceptional team of animators. Thank you for your continued support of “Black Clover”!
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