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Time of India
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Black Clover Season 2 in production after 5 years with trailer coming soon
Source: X Fans of Black Clover have exciting news to look forward to. On July 3, 2025, leaks from Weekly Shonen Jump (Issue #32) confirmed that the TV anime sequel is officially in production. The announcement revealed a powerful new visual featuring Asta in his Devil Union form, along with refreshed character designs for both Asta and Liebe soon to be released in a promotional video. Additionally, a special promotional video is set to be released soon on official platforms. With the anime's return now confirmed, anticipation is building for what promises to be an action-packed continuation of the beloved series after a four-year hiatus. Black Clover sequel officially enters production after 2021 The leak confirms that the Black Clover anime, which originally aired 170 episodes between 2017 and 2021, will return with a new sequel series. Published by Shueisha, Weekly Shonen Jump is the same magazine where Yūki Tabata's Black Clover manga was first serialised. This sequel announcement revives interest in the anime adaptation, which had paused after the conclusion of the Spade Kingdom arc. Source: X Black Clover promo video coming soon on official platforms At the bottom of the magazine page, two QR codes were spotted—one linking to the official Black Clover anime website and the other to the Shonen Jump YouTube channel. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo According to the leak, a special promotional video will be released around Monday, July 7, 2025, the official date of the magazine's publication. While the video was not yet live at the time of the leak, it is expected to provide fans with behind-the-scenes updates on the production and possibly a teaser trailer for the upcoming sequel. When could the anime Black Clover return? Given that production has now begun, it is likely that the anime will return within the next 18 to 24 months. If this timeline holds, Black Clover may return sometime in late 2026, which would be approximately five years after the original anime concluded in March 2021. This is a typical production window for high-quality sequel series, especially when studios are investing in upgraded visuals and tighter storytelling. With over 170 anime episodes, a feature film (Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King), and multiple OVAs, the series continues to expand its universe. Also Read | Blue Lock Chapter 310 release date and time revealed: Check where to read this Japanese manga online
Trade Arabia
06-03-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
IFS appoints Hannes Liebe as President, APJMEA
IFS, a leading provider of enterprise cloud and Industrial AI software, has appointed Hannes Liebe as the new President of Asia Pacific, Japan, Middle East, and Africa (APJMEA). Liebe will be responsible for driving growth across the region, expanding IFS's geographical footprint, and reinforcing strategic partnerships, IFS said. He joined IFS in 2024 as Interim Managing Director for DACH and Chief Operating Officer role in North and Central Europe. He brings a wealth of leadership and industry experience, having previously held senior roles at Finastra and SAP. In his new role, Liebe will lead the charge in accelerating IFS's business expansion in the region, expanding IFS growth via direct and indirect channels. APJMEA is an increasingly important region for IFS, being home to leading enterprises across IFS's strategic industries. IFS's leading offerings in Enterprise Asset Management, Field Services Management & Manufacturing Cloud ERP, combined with their leading Industrial AI capabilities, are expected to drive exponential growth over the next years. Liebe's additional focus will therefore be leading IFS strategic investments in high-potential markets, including Saudi Arabia and Japan, and expanding IFS's global network by attracting new partners, it said. Simon Niesler, Chief Revenue Officer at IFS, said: 'Hannes has already proven his leadership skills at IFS, and I know he will leverage his experience to drive greater growth in the APJMEA region. He will be instrumental in not only strengthening our presence in the region but also helping us reinforce our commitment to delivering value to our customers, especially in areas where Industrial AI plays a significant role in transforming businesses.' 'IFS is entering an exciting phase, surpassing €1 billion in ARR and remarkable growth in adoption. APJMEA, in particular, presents new growth opportunities, and I am eager to collaborate with our regional teams, partners, and customers as I take on this new role,' said Hannes Liebe, President APJMEA, at IFS.
