‘Black Clover’ Season 2 Episode 6 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

Fans searching for the next ‘Black Clover’ episode are looking at a Saturday, November 7 release, and the finale label attached to that search does not match the reporting. New episodes arrive on Saturdays, with the sixth installment dated for November 7. The anime is also not close to ending, since a Tokyo TV Guide database listing points to 24 episodes in total.

This guide covers the release date, the release time in several regions, the streaming platform and what the story is setting up. It also separates what is confirmed from what remains unannounced, since most of the coverage so far focuses on the episode that comes right before it.

‘Black Clover’ Release Date and Where the Season Stands

The sixth episode follows the fifth, which is scheduled for October 31. The series releases weekly on Saturdays, so there are no gaps or double releases expected in the immediate run. Schedule trackers also note that dates are subject to change if a broadcast break is announced.

The finale label does not hold up against the numbers. The season has been reported at 24 episodes split across two cours, although some schedule trackers still list a range of 24 to 26 episodes. Either way, the sixth episode sits near the start of the run rather than the end.

The same Game Rant report adds that two cour seasons are often divided equally, which would give the first cour 12 episodes. That split has not been confirmed. If it holds, the sixth episode would land at about the halfway point of the opening stretch.

The return itself is a notable one. The first season concluded on March 30, 2021 with its 170th episode, and the new season is directed by Ayataka Tanemura and produced by Studio Pierrot.

‘Black Clover’ Release Time in Your Time Zone

In Japan, the TV Tokyo network broadcasts the episode at 11 p.m. JST. That Saturday night broadcast is what sets the pace for the international release, which follows on Crunchyroll.

For viewers in the United States, one schedule lists the Crunchyroll release at 8 a.m. PT and 11 a.m. ET. Another tracker lists a slightly different window, with Pacific time at 7 AM and Eastern time at 10 AM. The gap of an hour between listings is worth keeping in mind before setting an alarm.

The same tracker gives 3 PM in the United Kingdom, 7:30 PM in India and 10 PM in the Philippines. Those figures follow the earlier Pacific time, so they may shift depending on which listing proves accurate. Reporting also stresses that the exact streaming time can vary depending on the platform, which makes the episode page itself the safest reference.

Where to Watch the New ‘Black Clover’ Episode

Crunchyroll is the main destination outside Japan. The series is available on the platform in most worldwide regions, excluding Japan, and Crunchyroll has included the anime in its official lineup for the season.

Viewers can choose between audio options. Episodes are released with English subtitles and an English dub. That means fans who prefer to follow along in English do not need to wait for a separate dubbed release.

Newcomers have a low cost way in. Crunchyroll offers a 7 day free trial for eligible new Premium subscribers. Anyone who wants more context before diving into the weekly run can also turn to the Netflix film. ‘Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King’ is a standalone side story rather than required setup, so it is optional for continuity.

Preview of What Comes Next in ‘Black Clover’

The coverage found so far does not include a published synopsis for the sixth episode, but the setup from the episodes before it points the way. The fourth episode ended with a tease that Magna and Zora had reached the Spade Kingdom while Asta was fighting the now fused devil twins. That cliffhanger shapes everything that follows.

The fifth episode, titled “The Ultimate VS The Lowest” and set for October 31, carries the weight of that setup. It centers on Magna’s fight against Dante, described as his biggest moment in Yuki Tabata’s original manga and the most anticipated fight of the season. The synopsis also covers a newly developed spell Magna brings into the battle.

The wider story is a war arc. Asta and the Magic Knights begin their raid of the Spade Kingdom, while earlier episodes established Asta and Liebe working on mastering Devil Union and Yuno training to defeat Zenon and rescue William. Multiple storylines are running at once, which gives the sixth episode a lot of ground to cover once Magna’s fight reaches its conclusion.

With the season still early in its 24 episode run, the pacing of this raid is the question that matters most. Will Magna’s duel with Dante be settled in time for the sixth episode to move the story toward Asta’s fight with the devil twins, or does the fight stretch into the next Saturday release?