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Blue Box Season 2: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
By Aman Shukla Published on August 7, 2025, 19:53 IST
Blue Box stole hearts with its mix of high school romance, intense sports action, and relatable characters. After an amazing first season, fans can't stop talking about what's next for Taiki, Chinatsu, and the crew. Based on Kouji Miura's manga, this anime has everyone hooked, and the buzz for Season 2 is real. Here's the scoop on release date guesses, returning cast, plot hints, and everything else we know so far. Release Date Speculation for Blue Box Season 2
The first season of Blue Box ran from October 3, 2024, to March 27, 2025, delivering 25 episodes across two back-to-back cours. Right after the finale, a big announcement dropped on March 28, 2025, confirming Season 2 with a cool production teaser video. No exact premiere date yet, but let's break it down.
Anime production usually takes about a year for a single cour. Since Season 1 wrapped in March 2025, a safe bet for Season 2 is sometime in early 2026—think January to April. Shows like this often stick to similar release windows, so Spring 2026 feels like a solid guess. Netflix and Crunchyroll, where the show streams, will probably share updates closer to the date. Keep those notifications on for official news! Cast: Who's Returning for Blue Box Season 2?
The voice actors in Blue Box made every scene pop, and fans are stoked to see who's coming back. Based on how anime usually works, the core cast should return to bring these characters to life again. Here's who's likely to be back: Shoya Chiba as Taiki Inomata, the badminton guy chasing his dreams and his crush.
Reina Ueda as Chinatsu Kano, the basketball star who's got Taiki's heart.
Akari Kito as Hina Chono, the bubbly friend with her own story to tell.
Chiaki Kobayashi as Kyo Kasahara, a key part of the squad.
Yuma Uchida as Kengo Haryu, the rival who keeps things intense.
Shogo Sakata as Ryosuke Nishida, adding some fun to the mix.
Anna Nagase as Nagisa Funami, who might get more spotlight.
Asaki Yuikawa as Niina Shimazaki, another player in the group.
Season 1's second half introduced Kana Ichinose as Ayame Moriya, and her character shook things up. She's likely to have a bigger role in Season 2, which could mean more drama or surprises. No word on new voices yet, but any fresh faces will probably be announced closer to the premiere. Plot Details: What to Expect in Blue Box Season 2
Season 1 followed the manga pretty closely, covering the early chapters where Taiki and Chinatsu's romance starts to spark while they juggle sports and school. With 188 chapters out in the manga, Season 1 probably got through around chapter 110. Season 2 should pick up from there, likely covering chapters 110 to 120 or so, diving into a big arc where Taiki gears up for a first-year-only badminton tournament and faces tough competition from Sajikawa Senior High.
The heart of the show is still Taiki and Chinatsu's slow, sweet romance. Their connection, built on shared goals and quiet moments, will hit new milestones, but expect some bumps along the way as they balance love and their crazy schedules. Ayame Moriya's role could stir things up—maybe some jealousy, new friendships, or even a deeper look at her own story. The manga's creator, Kouji Miura, has said Blue Box isn't just about the main couple getting together; it's about growing up, chasing dreams, and figuring yourself out. So, expect more emotional moments, big games, and maybe a few curveballs.
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Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
