“blue lock“He became an incredible sports phenomenon in the anime and, to be honest, I could say that I liked him better at first sight”Ao Achi“Eventually the atrocities I saw in that other football anime ended up winning me over even more. I think as has happened to many others, I’m confident that many of us want to know if after this first season there will be more anime of this little gem of ‘furbo’ (and that’s what I’m going to talk about).
Here’s what you need to know about Blue Lock and a possible season 2 of the anime
So here’s a breakdown of ALL the information I found for “Blue Lock,” and what it looks like in the face of a potential second season of the anime:
- To start, the data we have in hand: The first season of the anime of Blue Lock will end with a total of 24 episodes behind their back.
- These 24 episodes will be responsible for adapting up to the whole arc of the second selectionOr what amounts to the same, manga chapter 89 (or at most until 92, which would include the brief arc of the best in the world).
- Currently, the Blue Lock manga has a total of 23 published volumeswhich give rise to a figure of 210 chapters. Also, at this point, it has not been communicated that the work of Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura is close to its conclusion, so We hope it will still be active for a long time. (not anymore than this is literally the best selling manga from Japan).
- If we take into account the simple mathematical question, it is possible to see that today there are more than twice as many manga chapters available as the anime adaptedwhich by the way was courtesy of 8 bit (they will also ring a bell for the anime of Rimuru and company).
- In this scenario, it must be taken into account that later arcs of the manga were distributed as follows:
- Best bow in the world – 5 chapters
- Third arc of selection – 16 chapters
- Arco U-20 – 42 chapters
- Neo-Selfish League Arc – 58 chapters (still active).
- In view of all this, it seems logical to assume that a second season should be a bit shorter or adapt less material than the first season of Blue Lock. I say this to avoid getting into the Neo-Egoist League arc, to which it would seem more logical to eventually dedicate an entire season.
Summing up everything I’ve commented on, if questions are: Is it possible that there will be a season 2 anime of “Blue Lock”? The answer is clearly yes.. Ultimately, as you’ve been able to verify, there’s a lot of material for it, and seeing how the franchise hits it, what I’m clear about is that everything will be done to continue to maintain it as a benchmark absolute. Now all it takes is a Japanese player signing for Barca or Madrid and in Spain even my dad will see it.