It’s a shonen that opts for doing the genre’s tropes well instead of reinventing them. Asta is just like a thousand other loud, dream-pursuing protagonists, its magic power system is flexible enough for characters to continually get stronger, and its villains frequently make way for bigger, more evil-obsessed adversaries. Since its inception, Black Clover has never been a series with groundbreaking new concepts. Instead, Black Clover’s anime ending could very well mark a shift toward adaptations that take full advantage of the series’ strengths and address its biggest weaknesses. Will it go the way of Bleach, with an anime adaptation coming years after the manga concludes? Or, has it begun to decline in popularity, resulting in it losing its viability for a full adaptation?įortunately, neither scenario seems to be the case for now. It saw a finale drop right at the start of a new story arc, and several important plot threads were left dangling in the wind.Īs a result, fans have been left wondering where the series as a whole stands after the movie comes out. Instead, it was decided that the anime would end, and that the next piece of media tied to the franchise would be a movie. It’s still one of the biggest properties owned by Shonen Jump, and its fanbase’s size is nothing to sneeze at.
Though it was catching up fast to its source material manga – and would have had to either go on hiatus or start producing filler arcs as a result – one would have thought that there was plenty enough steam to keep the production going. Given the series’ popularity, the Black Clover anime coming to an end probably caught many of its fans off guard.
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