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The last episode of Blue Box gave us a glimpse of one of Taki and Haryu’s formidable competitors in the qualifiers. Anime media reports informed viewers earlier this month that two new additions to the voice cast would be arriving soon. It’s finally time to prepare for the entrance of Shota Hyodo (voiced by Yuki Ono) and Shuji Yuasa (voiced by Kensho Ono) in episode 8.
Koiza Miura’s award-winning manga series Ao no Hako, serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump, began a new TV anime journey on October 3. Weekly episodes of the entire drama are expanding Netflix’s anime catalog with the Dan da Dan simulcast and Sakamoto Days running internationally. It is yet to premiere.
Taiki Inomata, a first-year student at Emei Academy – a sports powerhouse – has big dreams of qualifying for the Badminton Nationals, which is becoming a thriving reality. At the same time, her heartfelt feelings for star basketball player Chinatsu Kano intertwine their paths with an unexpected plot that sets everything in motion.
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With only one day left, Blue Box Episode 8 will take an in-depth look at young athletes about their sports careers, school, emotions, and life in general. The next episode will introduce us to new badminton contenders as the competitive fire continues to rise in the qualifiers.
Listed for a total of 25 episodes, consisting of two consecutive ongoing courses of the sports anime, Telecom Animation Film Production includes the official His Dandism’s “Same Blue” as the opening theme song. The 20+ minute long episode concludes with Eve’s ending theme, “Teenage Blue”. The upcoming “Score!” The episode will come tomorrow. Here’s what we know about the next release schedule of the anime.
blue box episode 8 release date and time
Blue Box/Ao no Hako episodes air on local networks JNN and TBS in Japan, while Netflix streams weekly anime premieres for international audiences every Thursday.
The upcoming episode of the sports romance series will drop across different regions as per the following schedule:
Pacific Daylight Time: Thursday, November 21, 7:57 am
Eastern Daylight Time: Thursday, November 21, 10:57 am
British Summer Time: Thursday, November 21, 3:57pm
Indian Standard Time: Thursday, November 21, 8:27 pm
Japanese Standard Time: Thursday, November 21, 11:57 pm
Australian Eastern Standard Time: Friday, November 22, 12:57am
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Blue Box Episode 8 Preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqTQopr68kI
What to Expect from Blue Box Episode 8?
Episode 7, “Can I Get One?” Chinatsu was initially seen being indifferent to hearing the harsh criticism of his performance from his competitors. However, she eventually expresses her innermost thoughts to a worried Taki. In the final moments of the episode, she stops him as she admits that she was jealous of Hina when she playfully stole a bit of Taki’s breakfast.
Yesterday’s episode, “Score!” or “The One”, will see both of them preparing hard for their upcoming matches. Ups and downs are inevitably expected. With Chinatsu and Taiki’s deepening dynamic at the center, things are about to get complicated. The eighth episode will officially and formally introduce viewers to Taki and Haryu’s potential duo competitors, Shota Hyodo and Shuji Yuasa.
Ao no Hako official website: aonohako-anime.com
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