As a seasoned Blue Lock fan who’s been following this series since its inception, I must say that the anticipation for Season 2 was palpable. The first season left us all spellbound, setting the bar incredibly high. However, the initial episodes of Season 2 seemed to stumble a bit, with the animation quality falling short compared to the first season. It felt like we were watching still images of our beloved characters instead of the dynamic action we had grown accustomed to.
In the heart of the much-awaited clash between Blue Lock’s youngsters and the U-20 Japan team, Blue Lock Season 2 is nearing its climax with a prolonged finale scheduled for later this year. However, the second season of Blue Lock has sparked intense discussion among fans since it followed the highly acclaimed first season. Critics claim that Season 2 hasn’t met the exceptional standards set by the initial run. Yet, as the game against U-20 Japan heats up, there seems to be a change in momentum.
In the Fall season, “Blue Lock vs. U-20 Japan” is approaching its conclusion, with fans marking Saturday, December 28th on their calendars as the air date for the last episode of the season in Japan. The makers of “Blue Lock” have confirmed via their official social media that the second season will wrap up then, featuring episodes 37 and 38, which together will run for an hour. The final game against U-20 Japan seems to be gearing up for a grand finish with these last moments.
What Happened to Blue Lock in Season 2?
Although the debut of Blue Lock in 2023 was met with tremendous success and sparked significant interest for its second season, the actual experience has fallen short of expectations when it began airing this October. Fans of the show have observed that the animation quality does not compare favorably to the first season, as characters often appear static, lacking depth in their movements and kicks that were previously captivating.
People working backstage on this season have identified problems with “Blue Lock vs. U-20 Japan” compared to the first season, not due to a lack of animation skill or animators who are unwilling to work on the show. Rather, it seems to be an issue with scheduling and other production planning matters at higher levels, not among the animators themselves. However, there’s optimism that the remaining episodes of the season can strengthen the storyline and improve the overall experience.
How to Watch Blue Lock Season 2’s Extended Finale
Based on Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura’s original manga series, “Blue Lock” is currently broadcasting new episodes this Fall in Japan. These episodes can be streamed exclusively through Crunchyroll. Each new episode premieres on Saturdays, with Episode 33 being the most recent release. This indicates that only a few episodes remain before “Blue Lock” Season 2 concludes its run altogether, as the U-20 Japan team are proving to be quite challenging opponents yet to be defeated.
In the anime’s roster for the U-20 Japan match, we have newcomers such as Jun Kasama portraying Kento Cho, Gakuto Kajiwara taking on Teru Kitsunezato, Taito Ban stepping into Itsuki Wakatsuki’s shoes, Kensho Ono voicing Haru Hayate, Yusuke Shirai embodying Miroku Darai, Takuya Sato as Kazuma Nio, Shunichi Toki playing Teppei Neru, and Chikahiro Kobayashi as Gen Fukaku. These fresh faces join Isagi and the rest of Blue Lock 11 in their quest to win this match, ensuring any future in soccer remains a possibility for them. Don’t miss the extended finale airing in December!
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2024-12-01 00:40