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Final Two Blue Lock Season 2 To Air Back-To-Back

Kate SánchezBy Kate Sánchez11/30/20243 Mins Read
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BLUE LOCK Season 2’s fierce match for survival will climax next month, with the final two episodes of the anime series’s second season airing back-to-back. Fans won’t want to miss the intense conclusion of the battle between the BLUE LOCK Eleven and Japan’s U-20 national team. BLUE LOCK Season 2’s BLUE LOCK vs. U-20 JAPAN airs weekly on Saturdays, exclusively on Crunchyroll.

The final two episodes of BLUE LOCK Season 2 will air on Saturday, December 28 at 9:00 am PT, exclusively on Crunchyroll. The series is based on the manga of the same name by Yusuke Nomura (serialized in Kodansha’s “Weekly Shonen Magazine”).

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What happens in BLUE LOCK Season 2?

BLUE LOCK follows the dreams of 300 high school students who aim to lead the Japanese Men’s National Team to the next World Cup championship as their ace striker. To become the best, they join the BLUE LOCK project, a high-risk training program where anyone eliminated is forever barred from joining the Japanese National Team. Think battle anime, but it’s on the pitch instead of an arena.

The series pits the best-rising players in Japan against each other, and only the most confident and skilled players will emerge from this program.

In BLUE LOCK Season 2, 35 participants survived the grueling selection process, and now they face their greatest challenge in this ego-driven frenzy: the U-20 Japan National Team (Under 20 Japan National Team). But it all leaves one question: can they meet this challenge and prove the value of the BLUE LOCK player improvement project? Rising egoists can leave their mark on the world of soccer. BLUE LOCK Season 2’s BLUE LOCK vs. U-20 JAPAN airs weekly on Saturdays, exclusively on Crunchyroll.

Blue Lock Season 2 - Blue Lock vs. U-20 Japan
©Muneyuki Kaneshiro, Yusuke Nomura, KODANSHA/BLUE LOCK Production Committee.

BLUE LOCK Season 2 Credits

The BLUE LOCK Season 2 Staff:

  • Original Story: Muneyuki Kaneshiro
  • General Director: Yuji Haibara
  • Director: Shintaro Inokawa
  • Series Composition/Screenplay: Taku Kishimoto
  • Story supervisor: Muneyuki Kaneshiro
  • Character Design / Chief Animation Director: Kenji Tanabe
  • Chief Animation Director: Tomoko Mori, Sorato Shimizu
  • Action Director: Tadami Okimura
  • Chief 3D Layout Artist: Mio Sakuma
  • Prop and costume design: Tomoko Mori, Kaho Iida
  • Animation Special Effects: Akane
  • Color Design: Sakura Komatsu
  • Art Setting: Mio Sakuma
  • Art Director: Masakazu Miyake
  • Background: Creative Freaks
  • Director of Photography: Yasuhiro Asagi
  • Photography: Chiptune
  • 3DCG Director: Tomoki Yamashita, Yuji Haibara
  • 3DCG Chief Animator: Norimitsu Hirosawa
  • 3DCG: Aura Studio
  • Special Compositor and Graphic Work: Yuji Haibara
  • Special Effects Processing: Kanako Yamada
  • Edit: Mai Hasegawa
  • Sound Director: Fumiyuki Go
  • Sound Production: Bit Groove Promotion
  • Music: Jun Murayama
  • Producers: Ryoya Arisawa, Naoya Sato, Yusuke Kawakatsu, Hiroshi Yanai
  • Animation Producer: Hidenori Kosuge
  • Animation Production: Eight Bit
  • Production: “BLUE LOCK” Production Committee

BLUE LOCK Season 2 Japanese Cast:

  • Yoichi Isagi – Kazuki Ura
  • Rin Itoshi – Koki Uchiyama
  • Meguru Bachira – Tasuku Kaito
  • Seishiro Nagi – Nobunaga Shimazaki
  • Ryusei Shidou – Yuichi Nakamura
  • Tabito Karasu – Makoto Furukawa
  • Eita Otoya – Kengo Kawanishi
  • Kenyu Yukimiya – Takuya Eguchi
  • Yo Hiori – Eiji Mikami
  • Nijiro Nanase – Kakeru Hatano
  • Hyoma Chigiri – Soma Saito
  • Reo Mikage – Yuma Uchida
  • Shouei Barou – Junichi Suwabe
  • Ikki Niko – Natsuki Hanae
  • Junichi Wanima – Ryota Suzuki
  • Jyubei Aryu – Katsuyuki Konishi
  • Gin Gagamaru – Shugo Nakamura
  • Jingo Raichi – Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
  • Gurimu Igarashi – Aoi Ichikawa
  • Zantetsu Tsurugi – Kazuyuki Okitsu
  • Aoshi Tokimitsu – Shinnosuke Tachibana
  • Anri Teieri – Eri Yukimura
  • Jinpachi Ego – Hiroshi Kamiya
  • Sae Itoshi – Takahiro Sakurai
  • Oliver Aiku – Satoshi Hino
  • Shuto Sendou – Akihisa Wakayama

BLUE LOCK Season 2’s BLUE LOCK vs. U-20 JAPAN airs weekly on Saturdays, exclusively on Crunchyroll. 

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