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Aoashi Season 2: 24 Episodes Now Streaming on Crunchyroll
The sequel takes Ashito Aoi into Esperion's first team. TMS Entertainment is producing the 24-episode season.

The second season of Aoashi is available in Germany on Crunchyroll and, through the Crunchyroll Channel, on Prime Video. The football anime has been airing on Japanese television since October 4, 2026. The continuation comprises 24 episodes in total, the first twelve of which form the first cour.
Where can you watch Aoashi Season 2?
The German JustWatch streaming overview lists Crunchyroll and the Crunchyroll Channel on Prime Video as providers. On the German-language Prime Video page, the first four episodes of the second season are listed with German episode titles. Besides the Japanese version, JustWatch names German and other languages as available audio options, along with German subtitles. The exact language selection depends on the respective offering.
In Japan, new episodes have been broadcast on NHK E-Tele on Sundays at 5 p.m. since October 4. The official anime website gives different release times for Japanese streaming services: Hulu, Netflix and U-NEXT publish there on Sundays at 11 p.m., other platforms from Thursday evening. These Japanese details do not automatically apply to the German services. Anime!Anime! summarized the streaming offerings there in an overview dated November 2.
First team and new production staff
Once again, the focus is on Ashito Aoi. After his promotion to the first team of Tokyo City Esperion, he has to hold his own against technically stronger youth players. With Haruhisa Kuribayashi and Nagisa Akutsu, he meets players who show him the demands of the higher performance level. The story arc takes place in the Japanese U-18 Premier League.
In this season, TMS Entertainment handles the animation. Kazuki Yokoyama directs, and the series concept comes from Masahiro Yokotani. Kouki Osuzu voices Ashito, Yuichiro Umehara again takes on Kuribayashi, and Shunsuke Takeuchi the role of Akutsu. The opening music comes from 10-FEET with "Fortress Defense", and Ai Higuchi sings the ending "Triangle".
The official main trailer shows Ashito's rise into the new team and his encounters with his experienced teammates:
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Aoashi adds to the range of football anime alongside series such as Blue Lock. In the sports adaptation category, aninew.de also recently reported on the re-release of THE FIRST SLAM DUNK.