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Black Clover Season 2 is reportedly set to premiere this October 2026!

Black Clover is confirmed to return with a new anime season (Season 2) in October 2026, marking the series' 9th anniversary with studio Pierrot returning for production. A teaser trailer and visual were released at Jump Festa 2026, showing Asta in Devil Union mode, while the manga continues in Jump Giga with its final arc.

🤔 Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Confirms Yuji’s Best Friend Is Still Alive

Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Chapter 20, titled “Old Soldiers Never Die,” opens with two information gags centered on sorcerers trying to track down Yuji’s whereabouts. One of these lighthearted moments unexpectedly features Kazuya Mino on the phone with Nobara Kugisaki. When Mino asks about Yuji, Kugisaki casually suggests that Aoi Todo might know where he is. This brief exchange confirms that Kyoto Jujutsu High’s third-year student from the original manga, Itadori’s self-proclaimed best friend, is still alive. However, Todo’s current location remains unknown, as Kugisaki is unable to provide any details, adding that only Yuji knows about him since everyone else dislikes him.

🤔 Gundam’s Live-Action Movie Reveals Major Update

The Mobile Suit Gundam franchise has found longevity thanks to creating countless new anime series that place the mech into different timelines and alternate realities. One area that Gundam hasn’t conquered is the live-action world, but the long-running anime series is looking to change that. Legendary Pictures and Bandai Namco Filmworks are teaming up to produce a North American live-action Gundam movie, with Sydney Sweeney and Noah Centineo set to star. While a major platform has apparently nabbed the live-action adaptation, said outlet might come as bad news for those hoping to see this new Gundam project on the silver screen.

In a reveal from the outlet Deadline, Netflix will be the home for the upcoming live-action adaptation. It makes sense for the streaming service to add the upcoming Gundam movie to its library, as the streaming service has created live-action takes on the likes of One Piece, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Yu Yu Hakusho. Unfortunately, it has yet to be revealed whether this means that the Gundam film will avoid cinemas entirely. In recent years, Netflix has brought some of its original properties to theaters, such as Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein and Knives Out: Wake Up Dead Man, so fingers crossed that the same will be true for the highly anticipated mech movie.