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Time of India
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Aoashi season 2 anime release window revealed: All about the manga and new studio
Aoashi Season 2 release window: Anime fans, we have good news! The eagerly anticipated and much-loved football anime Aoashi Season 2 is already officially under development. Fans have been eagerly awaiting developments on the sequel since Season 1's success in 2022, and fresh information regarding the manga's development, the studio's involvement, and the release window has finally emerged. Here's all you need to know. What is Aoashi about? Ashito Aoi, the best player in Ehime Prefecture, is distraught after losing his most recent junior high school soccer tournament, but every defeat brings about success. When Tatsuya Fukuda, the manager of a school that prepares players for one of the top J-League clubs, notices Ashito's undeveloped skill, he invites his group to try out. Together, they elevate Aoshi's abilities and the youth club to new heights. Aoashi season 2 release window confirmed Aoashi anime revealed that a second season is planned for broadcast in 2026. The exact date has not been announced yet. Aoashi Season 2 Officially Announced for 2026! #アオアシ #aoashi✨MORE: New animation studio for Aoashi season 2 The switch to a new animation studio is one of the most significant changes for Aoashi Season 2. TMS Entertainment is currently taking over production, whereas Production I.G. handled the first season and received praise for its clean animation. Aoashi manga and the crew at work Akira Sato directed the first season of Aoashi at Production I.G., based on Yugo Kobayashi's manga. Since January 2015, it has been serialized in Weekly Big Comic Spirits, a seinen manga magazine published by Shogakukan. Masahiro Yokotani composed the series, Toshio Kawamura, Saki Hasegawa, Manabu Nakatake, and Asuka Yamaguchi designed the characters, and Masaru Yokoyama (Tsurune) composed the music. Where will Aoashi Season 2 release? Aaoshi season 2 will be released on OTT platform Crunchyroll.
Time of India
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Ao Ashi Season 2 anime confirmed for 2026 with new studio
Ao Ashi Season 2 anime confirmed for 2026 with new studio After more than three years, Ao Ashi fans finally have something to celebrate. The second season of the popular football anime has officially been announced and will release in 2026. This time, the animation studio will change from Production I.G to TMS Entertainment , which is known for anime like Dr. STONE and Sakamoto Days. A new teaser visual was also revealed to mark the announcement. Season 1 aired back in 2022 and became a fan favourite for its strong story, emotional depth, and love for football. Now, Ashito's journey will continue on screen once again. New studio, same passion for football The Ao Ashi anime is based on the manga written by Yugo Kobayashi . It follows the story of Ashito Aoi , a talented but rough footballer from Ehime. After losing an important junior high match, Ashito is scouted by Tatsuya Fukuda, who sees his potential. This sets Ashito on a journey to join a youth club that trains future J-League players. Season 1 had 22 episodes and aired from April to September 2022. It was praised for its animation and emotional storytelling. While Production I.G handled the first season, TMS Entertainment will now take over production for Season 2. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Google Brain Co-Founder Andrew Ng, Recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo The manga, which began in 2015, is also coming to an end. It will finish with 40 volumes, with the final one expected to release in May 2025. So, the second season of the anime will likely cover some of the final moments of the story. Fans have been waiting a long time for this announcement, and many are excited to see Ashito's growth both on and off the field. Also Read | One Piece's Luffy to throw first pitch at Boston Red Sox game on May 3
