Key Takeaways
- Blue Box volume 18 is set for release on December 4 along with a possible novel adaptation.
- The anime adaptation of Blue Box began airing on October 3, showcasing a talented cast and production staff.
- The manga series consistently ranks among the top five in Weekly Shōnen Jump, making it one of the most popular titles.
As a devoted fan of sports manga with a heartfelt touch, I eagerly await the release of the 18th volume of Blue Box on December 4. Having followed this captivating series since its one-shot debut in 2020, I can say that Kōji Miura’s storytelling has struck a chord with me and countless others. The anticipation for a possible novel adaptation is palpable, even though official confirmation remains elusive.
It was recently announced when the 18th installment of Kōji Miura’s popular sports romance manga, Blue Box, which is serialised in Weekly Shōnen Jump, will hit the shelves. This announcement came shortly after the release of volume 17.
The 18th book in the series is expected to arrive on store shelves on December 4, which will be two months after volume 17. There are rumors about a novel called “Blue Box” being released together with volume 18, but this hasn’t been confirmed officially yet. Meanwhile, the “Blue Box” anime, produced by Telecom Animation Film, started airing on October 3.
About Blue Box
One of Jump’s Most Popular
The narrative in “Blue Box” revolves around Taiki Inomata, a student at Eimei Junior and Senior High School who is part of the boys’ badminton team and harbors feelings for Chinatsu Kano, an up-and-coming member of the girls’ basketball team. Together, they train diligently in the school gym before sunrise. However, Taiki’s world crumbles when he discovers that Chinatsu is about to relocate overseas due to her parents finding work abroad. Fortunately, it transpires that she will stay with some family friends and persist in her ambition to lead her team towards the Nationals.
Taiki chooses not to express his affection for Chinatsu until he’s equally committed to excelling in badminton, aiming for Nationals. This path promises challenges, but it’s the one he must take before sharing his feelings with her. Kōji Miura’s “Blue Box” has been a regular feature in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine since April 2021, following its initial publication as a one-shot in August 2020. The series consistently ranks among the top five and has even topped the charts on several occasions, making it one of the most beloved titles in Shōnen Jump in recent times.
The anime version of the series was announced in November 2023 and is being produced by the team behind season 1 of “Tower of God,” specifically Telecom Animation Film. TMS Entertainment is handling production planning. The director is Yūichirō Yano, who has collaborated on original works and previously worked on “MF Ghost.” The script is being written by Yūko Kakihara, character designs are by Miho Tanino, photography direction is by Yūki Kawashita, music is by Takashi Ōmama, and sound direction is by Jin Aketagawa. The main cast includes Reina Ueda as Chinatsu Kano, Shōya Chiba as Taiki Inomata, Akari Kitō as Hina Chōno, and Chiaki Kobayashi as Kyō Kasahara. As of now, no official channels have announced the news of the novel adaptation; however, the first volume of “Blue Box” is scheduled for release on December 4.
Blue Box is available to stream on Netflix.
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2024-10-21 20:53