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Blue Box Filler List, Watch Order & Episode to Chapter Conversion

s0uh1r0 — Thu, 27 Mar 2025 00:08:00 +0000

Blue Box (in japanese, Ao no Hako), is an anime that has 25 episodes divided into 1 season, with 0 filler episodes and its percentage is 0%. The anime adapted up to chapter 80 of the manga (this has 188 chapters, being published)

Rating: 4.2/5 ( votes).
Written by: Kouji Miura
Magazine: Weekly Shōnen Jump
Published by: Shueisha
Original run (manga): April 12, 2021 – present
Studio: Telecom Animation Film, TMS Entertainment
Directed by: Yūichirō Yano
Music by: Takashi Ohmama
Original run (anime): October 3, 2024 – present

Score MAL:
8.3/10 46,062 votes.

IMDb Rating:
7.7/10 2,849 votes.

Every morning, first-year student Taiki Inomata rushes to his high school gym to sharpen his badminton skills. However, his real motivation lies in sharing the otherwise empty gym with second-year Chinatsu Kano, his crush and the star of the girls’ basketball team. Though she seems distant, Taiki gradually finds chances to get closer to her.

Unaware of Taiki’s admiration, Chinatsu draws inspiration from his dedication, pushing herself to pursue her own goals. When her family unexpectedly moves overseas for work, she chooses to stay in Japan and strive for victory at the national level. With nowhere to live, she is welcomed into Taiki’s home, as their mothers are longtime friends. Overwhelmed by the sudden reality of living with the girl he loves, Taiki sets his sights on reaching the nationals in his own sport—hoping to grow closer to Chinatsu along the way.

Despite catching his coach’s attention, Taiki faces a tough challenge to secure a spot on the starting team. Encouraged by both Chinatsu and his childhood friend, gymnast Hina Chouno, he pushes himself to prove his worth among his formidable upperclassmen.

Blue Box Filler Episodes List

The list will highlight the filler episodes of Blue Box (if any) and detail the episode-to-chapter conversion. Additionally, to help you watch the anime in order, any extra material, such as OVAs or movies, will be arranged according to its chronology. Finally, I will indicate the manga chapter where the anime ends and where to start reading from.

SEASON 1

The first season has 25 episodes, the openings used are Same Blue (1-12) and Saraba (13-25); the endings used are Teenage Blue (1-12) and Contrast (13-25). ~ Adapted from manga 1 to 80.

#	Title	Chapters
01.	Chinatsu Senpai	1
02.	You Have to Go to Nationals	2, 3, 4
03.	Chii	5, 6, 7, 8
04.	If He Wins	9, 10, 11, 12
05.	Aquarium	13, 14, 15
06.	Wish Me Luck	16, 17, 18
07.	Can I Have One?	19, 20, 21
08.	Score!	22, 23, 24
09.	I’ll Be Rooting For You	25, 26
10.	It’s Not a Good Thing	27, 28, 29
11.	Uncool!	30, 31, 32, 33
12.	Girls…	34, 35, 36, 37
13.	I Want a Back-and-Forth Rally	37, 38, 39, 40, 41
14.	What’s the Connection?	42, 43, 44
15.	August 26	45, 46, 47
16.	Unfair Woman	48, 49, 50, 51
17.	Of Course I Want to See It	52, 53, 54
18.	I Know	55, 56, 57, 58, 59
19.	I’ve Got Plans	60, 61, 62
20.	As One of Her Closest Friends	63, 64, 65
21.	A Chance to Blossom	66, 67, 68
22.	Inota!	69, 70, 71
23.	Spinning	72, 73, 74
24.	A Roller Coaster	75, 76, 77
25.	Even So	77, 78, 79, 80

Where to start Blue Box manga after anime?
Where Does the Anime End?	Where Should I Start Reading?
The anime ended at episode 25 of Season 1, which corresponds to Chapter 77 (p. 14-19), 78, 79 and 80 of the manga. The adaptation covers up to this point.	After watching the anime, to continue the story in the manga, start reading from Chapter 81, which corresponds to Volume 10 (collecting chapters 81 to 90).

Welcome to the Ballroom Filler List and Watch Order

s0uh1r0 — Thu, 08 Feb 2024 03:11:00 +0000

Welcome to the Ballroom (in japanese, Ballroom e Youkoso), is an anime that has 24 episodes divided into 1 season, with 0 filler episodes and its percentage is 0%. The anime adapted up to chapter 54 of the manga (this has 72 chapters, being published)

Rating: 4.1/5 ( votes).
Written by: Tomo Takeuchi
Published by: Kodansha
Magazine: Monthly Shōnen Magazine
Original run (manga): November 5, 2011 – present
Studio: Production I.G
Directed by: Yoshimi Itazu
Music by: Yuki Hayashi
Original run (anime): July 8, 2017 – December 17, 2017

Score MAL:
8.2/10 158,905 votes.

IMDb Rating:
7.8/10 1,174 votes.

Tatara Fujita is a timid middle school student with no clear vision for his future. He has spent his life avoiding conflict and keeping a low profile, hoping to pass by unnoticed. However, staying invisible does not spare him from trouble, as he becomes the target of bullies demanding money. Just when things seem hopeless, he is rescued by a man named Kaname Sengoku.

Intrigued, Kaname invites Tatara to his dance studio. Though it is a place he would normally never dare to enter, Tatara is drawn in by Sengoku’s overwhelming presence. Given the chance to dance alongside his classmate Shizuku Hanaoka, who regularly trains at the studio, Tatara discovers an unexpected thrill in standing under the spotlight and expressing himself through dance. Captivated by this new world and driven by a sincere desire to grow, Tatara takes his first steps into the demanding realm of competitive dance.

Welcome to the Ballroom Filler Episodes List

The list will mark the filler episodes of Welcome to the Ballroom (if any) and so that you can watch the anime in order, the extra material, whether ovas or movies, will be located according to their chronology. At the end, I will mention to you which chapter of the manga the anime ends and where to start reading the manga after the anime.

SEASON 1

The first season has 24 episodes, the openings used are 10% Roll, 10% Romance (1-11), Invisible Sensation (11-24); the endings used are aybe the next waltz. (1-11), Swing heart direction (11-24).

01. “Welcome to the Ballroom”
02. “History and Evolution”
03. “Leader Partner”
04. “The Door”
05. “Friends”
06. “Rival”
07. “Entry #13”
08. “Performer”
09. “Four-legged”
10. “Taming a Wild Horse”
11. “Coupled”
12. “Matchmaking”
13. “Encounters”
14. “Final Evaluation”
15. “Voltage”
16. “Flower & Frame”
17. “Reality”
18. “The Tenpei Cup”
19. “Line of Dance”
20. “Partner”
21. “Dancer’s High”
22. “Dance the Waltz”
23. “Kiyoharu Hyodo”
24. “Welcome to Ogasawara Dance Studio”

Where to start Welcome to the Ballroom manga after anime?
Where Does the Anime End?	Where Should I Start Reading?
The anime ended at episode 24 of Season 1, which corresponds to Chapter 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 and 54 of the manga. The adaptation covers up to this point.	After watching the anime, to continue the story in the manga, start reading from Chapter 55, which corresponds to Volume 11 (collecting chapters 49 to 57).

Ahiru no Sora Filler List, Watch Order & Episode to Chapter Conversion

s0uh1r0 — Thu, 08 Feb 2024 01:17:00 +0000

Ahiru no Sora is an anime that has 50 episodes divided into 1 season, with 0 filler episodes and its percentage is 0%. The anime adapted up to chapter 146 of the manga (this has 306 chapters, being published)

Rating: 3.7/5 ( votes).
Written by: Takeshi Hinata
Published by: Kodansha
Magazine: Weekly Shōnen Magazine
Original run (manga): December 10, 2003 – present
Studio: Diomedéa
Directed by: Keizō Kusakawa
Music by: Hiroaki Tsutsumi
Original run (anime): October 2, 2019 – September 30, 2020

Score MAL:
7.3/10 93,466 votes.

IMDb Rating:
7.2/10 1,778 votes.

Lacking what many consider the most crucial advantage in basketball, Sora Kurumatani has long struggled with his short stature since first falling in love with the sport. Even without this physical benefit, Sora’s relentless determination has never allowed his height to define his potential. He firmly believes in giving his all and training tirelessly to prove his worth on the court.

Hoping to fulfill his mother’s wishes, Sora enrolls at Kuzuryuu High School with the goal of joining the basketball club and competing seriously in tournaments. Instead, he is disheartened to discover that the boys’ basketball team has become little more than a hangout for delinquents with no real interest in the game. He also learns that the brothers Chiaki and Momoharu Hanazono, whom he befriends, have likewise lost the passion they once held for basketball.

Refusing to give up, Sora challenges the team members to a game, where his speed, agility, and quick footwork completely outclass them. Moved by Sora’s remarkable skill, unwavering effort, and deep love for basketball, the boys slowly begin to rediscover the passion they had long since abandoned.

Ahiru no Sora Filler Episodes List

The list will highlight the filler episodes of Ahiru no Sora (if any) and detail the episode-to-chapter conversion. Additionally, to help you watch the anime in order, any extra material, such as OVAs or movies, will be arranged according to its chronology. Finally, I will indicate the manga chapter where the anime ends and where to start reading from.

SEASON 1

The first season has 50 episodes, the openings used are Happy Go Ducky! (1-13), Nevermind (13-24), Humming Bird (25-36), Rebirth (37-49); the endings used are Tsubasa (1-13), Over (14-24), Hikari Sasu Hou e (25-36), Taiyou Runner (37-38, 40-49), Happy Go Ducky! (50)..

#	Title	Chapters
01.	The Ugly Duckling	1, 2
02.	Boys without Talent	2, 3
03.	Momoharu´s Wings	4, 5, 6
04.	First Flight	7, 8, 9
05.	Broken Wings	10, 11, 12
06.	Now’s the Time	13, 14, 15
07.	The Troublesome Freshman	16, 17, 18
08.	The Duck and the Kite	19, 20, 21
09.	Kite, His Ball and the Team’s Pain	22, 23, 24
10.	Manager	25, 26
11.	The Boys’ Stubborness and the Girls’ Pride	26, 27, 28
12.	Team	28, 29, 30
13.	Differing Enthusiasm	31, 32, 33
14.	Towards Victory	34, 35, 36
15.	The Boys’ Spirit	37, 38, 39
16.	The Best Start and the Worst Start	40, 41, 42
17.	Versus	43, 44, 45
18.	Now…	47, 48, 49
19.	Higher Than Anyone	49, 50, 51
20.	Last Play	52, 53, 54
21.	Tears	55, 56, 57
22.	The Last Piece	58, 59, 60
23.	The Moon and the Hoop	61, 62, 63
24.	Light	64, 65, 66
25.	Undiscovered Talent	67, 68, 69
26.	Rush and Rush	70, 71, 72
27.	The Hard Play	73, 74, 75
28.	VOW	76, 77, 78
29.	Bonds	78, 79, 80, 81
30.	Reason for Living	82, 83, 84
31.	What Must Be Protected	85, 86, 87
32.	Time Limit	87, 88, 89
33.	Life	89, 90, 91
34.	Light Trails	92, 93, 94
35.	Stand	95, 96, 97
36.	Kids are Allright	98, 99, 100
37.	Tender	101, 102, 103, 104, 105
38.	Earring	106, 107
39.	Fight for Rock for Life	108, 109, 110
40.	STOP & GO	111, 112, 113
41.	Challenger	114, 115, 116, 117
42.	War Declaration	118, 119, 120
43.	The Best Lineup	121, 122
44.	Fuse	123, 124, 125
45.	Break	125, 126, 127
46.	Certain Proof	127, 128, 129, 130
47.	Sora the Duck	131, 132
48.	The Straight Story	133, 134, 135, 136
49.	Last Period	136, 137, 138
50.	Bridge	138, 139, 140, 141, 145, 146

Where to start Ahiru no Sora manga after anime?
Where Does the Anime End?	Where Should I Start Reading?
The anime ended at episode 50 of Season 1, which corresponds to Chapter 138 (p. 47-54), 139, 140, 141, 145 and 146 of the manga. The adaptation covers up to this point.	After watching the anime, to continue the story in the manga, start reading from Chapter 147, which corresponds to Volume 19 (collecting chapters 142 to 147). NOTE: I recommend that you read chapters 145 and 146 of the manga, since the anime omitted the appearance of a character that will influence the future plot of the manga.

Ao Ashi Filler List, Watch Order & Episode to Chapter Conversion

s0uh1r0 — Sun, 31 Dec 2023 22:46:00 +0000

Ao Ashi is an anime that has 24 episodes divided into 1 season, with 0 filler episodes and its percentage is 0%. The anime adapted up to chapter 117 of the manga (this has 410 chapters, finished)

Rating: 4.1/5 ( votes).
Written by: Yūgo Kobayashi, Naohiko Ueno
Illustrated by: Yūgo Kobayashi
Published by: Shogakukan
Original run (manga): January 5, 2015 – June 23, 2025
Studio: Production I.G
Directed by: Akira Satō
Music by: Masaru Yokoyama
Original run (anime): April 9, 2022 – September 24, 2022

Score MAL:
8.2/10 127,141 votes.

IMDb Rating:
8.1/10 4,148 votes.

In a peaceful countryside town, all attention on the local junior high school soccer team is focused on a single player: Ashito Aoi. Renowned for his erratic techniques and selfish style of play, Ashito serves as the driving force behind his team’s run in a crucial high school preliminary tournament. However, their momentum comes to an abrupt halt when a provocation causes Ashito to lose his composure and lash out, leading to his expulsion from the match.

Stripped of their ace, the team is swiftly knocked out of the tournament. Just when Ashito feels his dreams slipping away, he is scouted by Tatsuya Fukuda, a youth team coach who recognizes his hidden potential and offers him a chance to attend tryouts in Tokyo. Thrown into an unfamiliar environment and surrounded by gifted players, Ashito must push himself to his limits to prove his worth and seize an opportunity that could change his life forever.

Ao Ashi Filler Episodes List

The list will highlight the filler episodes of Ao Ashi (if any) and detail the episode-to-chapter conversion. Additionally, to help you watch the anime in order, any extra material, such as OVAs or movies, will be arranged according to its chronology. Finally, I will indicate the manga chapter where the anime ends and where to start reading from.

SEASON 1

The first season contains 24 episodes, none of which are filler. It features two opening themes: “Mushinpakusuu” (episodes 1–12) and “Presence” (episodes 13–24). The ending themes are “Blue Diary” (episodes 1–12) and “Calla Lily no Koibumi” (episodes 12–24).

#	Title	Chapters
01.	First Touch	1, 2
02.	Tokyo City Esperion	2, 3, 4, 5, 6
03.	The Final Stage of Assessment Begins	7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
04.	CROW	13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
05.	Orange Scenery	20, 21, 22
06.	First Fan	23, 24, 25, 26, 27
07.	The First Youth Match	27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33
08.	Night Training	33, 34, 35, 36, 37
09.	A Broader Soccer	38, 39, 40, 41, 42
10.	No Compromises	43, 44, 45, 46
11.	Tokyo Metropolis League Match 1 – Seikyo High School	47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52
12.	Eagle Eye	52, 53, 54, 55, 56
13.	Top 3	57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62
14.	It’s Just Soccer	63, 64, 65, 66
15.	Where I Ought To Be	67, 68, 69, 70
16.	Just Like You	70, 71, 72, 73, 74
17.	Tokyo Metropolis League Match 7 – Tama Sports University High School	75, 76, 77, 78, 79
18.	Wind of Change	80, 81, 82, 83
19.	What We Lack	84, 85, 86, 87, 88
20.	The Truly Weak One	88, 89, 90, 91, 92
21.	Tokyo Metropolis League Match 8 – Tokyo Musashino Football Club Youths	93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98
22.	Like A Demon	99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104
23.	Do Your Best. Don’t Lose. Fight to Your Limits	105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111
24.	From Now	111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117

Where to start Ao Ashi manga after anime?
Where Does the Anime End?	Where Should I Start Reading?
The anime ended at episode 24 of Season 1, which corresponds to Chapter 112, 113, 114, 115, 116 and 117 of the manga. The adaptation covers up to this point.	After watching the anime, to continue the story in the manga, start reading from Chapter 118, which corresponds to Volume 12 (collecting chapters 116 to 125).

Blue Lock Filler List, Watch Order & Episode to Chapter Conversion

s0uh1r0 — Sat, 30 Dec 2023 23:29:00 +0000

Blue Lock is an anime that has 38 episodes divided into 2 seasons, with 0 filler episodes and its percentage is 0%. The anime adapted up to chapter 149 of the manga (this has 330 chapters, being published)

Rating: 4.1/5 ( votes).
Written by: Muneyuki Kaneshiro
Illustrated by: Yusuke Nomura
Published by: Kodansha
Original run (manga): August 1, 2018 – present
Studio: Eight Bit
Directed by: Tetsuaki Watanabe, Shunsuke Ishikawa
Music by: Jun Murayama
Original run (anime): October 9, 2022 – December 28, 2024

Score MAL:
8.2/10 476,915 votes.

IMDb Rating:
8.1/10 30,512 votes.

Yoichi Isagi was just seconds away from scoring the goal that would have carried his high school soccer team to the national tournament, but a last-moment choice to pass the ball to a teammate shattered that chance. Frustrated, uncertain, and disappointed, Isagi can’t help but question whether everything would have turned out differently had he taken the shot himself. Upon returning home, he finds an unexpected invitation from the Japan Football Union. Through a seemingly arbitrary and biased selection process, Isagi becomes one of three hundred under-18 strikers chosen for a radical program known as Blue Lock.

The project’s ultimate objective is to forge a single striker worthy of leading the Japanese national team. To identify the best among them, each hidden talent must battle others in intense individual and team challenges, all in pursuit of the top position. Setting aside his moral doubts about the program, Isagi resolves to push forward and fight his way upward—even if it means mercilessly shattering the dreams of the other 299 hopeful strikers.

Blue Lock Filler Episodes List

The list will highlight the filler episodes of Blue Lock (if any) and detail the episode-to-chapter conversion. Additionally, to help you watch the anime in order, any extra material, such as OVAs or movies, will be arranged according to its chronology. Finally, I will indicate the manga chapter where the anime ends and where to start reading from.

SEASON 1

The first season has 24 episodes, the openings used are Chaos ga Kiwamaru (1-13) and Judgement (14-24); the ending is Winner (1-12) and Numbness like a ginger (12-24). ~ Adapted from manga 1 to 94.

#	Title	Chapters
01.	Dream	1
02.	Monster	1, 2, 3, 4
03.	Soccer’s “Zero”	5, 6, 7, 8
04.	Premonition and Intuition	9, 10, 11, 12
05.	To Be Reborn	12, 13, 14, 15
06.	I’m Sorry	16, 17, 18
07.	Rush	19, 20, 21, 22
08.	The Formula of a Goal	24, 25, 26
09.	Awakening	27, 28, 29, 30, 31
10.	Just the Way It Is	32, 33, 34, 35
11.	The Final Piece	36, 37, 38, 39, 40
12.	The Second Selection	41, 42, 43, 44
13.	Top 3	45, 46, 47, 48, 49
14.	The Geniuses and the Average Joes	49, 50, 51, 52
15.	Devour	52, 53, 54, 55, 56
16.	Tri-Fusion	56, 57, 58, 59
17.	Donkey	60, 61, 62, 63
18.	The Stage for the Lead	64, 65, 66, 67
19.	Dancing Boy	68, 69, 70, 71
20.	Super Link-Up Play	72, 73, 74, 75, 76
21.	I’m Not There	77, 78, 79, 80
22.	Voice	81, 82, 83, 84
23.	Luck	85, 86, 87, 88, 90
24.	The Time Has Come	91, 92, 93, 94
*<—————— Blue Lock – EPISODE Nagi: The Movie () ——————>**

NOTE: The movie Blue Lock – EPISODE Nagi is a spin-off based on the original series. The story follows the events of Blue Lock from Seishiro Nagi’s perspective, exploring his battles and matches during the Blue Lock competition. You can watch it after the first season, as it is extra material.

SEASON 2: Blue Lock vs. U-20 Japan

The second season has 14 episodes, the opening used is Bōjaku no Charisma (1-14); the ending is One (1-14). ~ Adapted from manga 95 to 149.

#		Title	Chapters
25.	(01).	Tryouts	95, 96, 97
26.	(02).	The Assassin and the Ninja	97, 98, 99, 100
27.	(03).	The World You Feel	101, 102, 103, 104
28.	(04).	Chameleon	104, 105, 106, 107
29.	(05).	Flow	107, 108, 109, 110, 111
30.	(06).	The Big Stage	111, 112, 113
31.	(07).	Itoshi Sae	114, 115, 116, 117
32.	(08).	Blue Genes	118, 119, 120, 121
33.	(09).	Night Snow	122, 123, 124, 125, 126
34.	(10).	The Subs Take to the Stage	126, 127, 128, 129
35.	(11).	What You Taught Us	130, 131, 132, 133
36.	(12).	Flowers	134, 135, 136, 137
37.	(13).	Not Alone	139, 140, 141, 142
38.	(14).	Last Attack	144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149

Where to start Blue Lock manga after anime?
Where Does the Anime End?	Where Should I Start Reading?
The anime ended at episode 38 (14 of Season 2), which corresponds to Chapter 144, 145, 146, 147, 148 and 149 of the manga. The adaptation covers up to this point.	After watching the anime, to continue the story in the manga, start reading from Chapter 150, which corresponds to Volume 18 (collecting chapters 150 to 158).

Captain Tsubasa Filler List and Order to Watch

s0uh1r0 — Thu, 14 May 2020 02:40:00 +0000

Captain Tsubasa is an anime that has 227 episodes divided into 8 seasons, with 19 filler episodes and its percentage is 8%. The anime adapted up to chapter 114 of the manga (this has 114 chapters, finished)

Rating: 3.8/5 ( votes).
Written by: Yōichi Takahashi
Published by: Azychika
Magazine: Weekly Shōnen Jump
Original run (manga): April 13, 1981 – May 9, 1988
Studio: Tsuchida Production
Directed by: Hiroyoshi Mitsunobu
Music by: Hiromoto Tobisawa
Original run (anime): October 13, 1983 – March 27, 1986

Score MAL:
7.5/10 51,510 votes.

IMDb Rating:
7.9/10 7,204 votes.

Captain Tsubasa narrates the fervent tale of a young elementary school student whose entire world revolves around his deep passion for soccer. At the age of 11, Tsubasa Oozora initiates his soccer journey, initially a casual pastime for his friends but evolving into a profound fixation for him.

In his pursuit of realizing his dream with the skills of an elementary schooler, Tsubasa relocates with his mother to Nankatsu city, renowned for its exceptional elementary school soccer teams. Despite being the standout player in his previous town, the move exposes him to a heightened level of competition in Nankatsu, demanding that he employ all his abilities to distinguish himself among his new peers.

In this unfamiliar setting, Tsubasa not only faces rivals but also forges new connections, including Sanae Nakazawa, an attractive girl, and Genzo Wakabayashi, a gifted goalkeeper who shares Tsubasa’s unwavering passion. Wakabayashi becomes an invaluable ally, supporting Tsubasa on his journey towards realizing his aspirations. While Tsubasa’s ultimate goal is to represent Japan in the FIFA World Cup, he soon discovers that achieving this dream requires more than just innate talent.

Captain Tsubasa Filler Episodes List

The list will mark the filler episodes of Captain Tsubasa (if any) and so that you can watch the anime in order, the extra material, whether ovas or movies, will be located according to their chronology. At the end, I will mention to you which chapter of the manga the anime ends and where to start reading the manga after the anime.

Season 1: 1983-84

001. “The New Soccer Star”
002. “A Career Begins”
003. “Kick-Off for the Future”
004. “The Football is My Best Friend”
005. “Where is the Rival?”
006. “Blocked Off”
007. “The Show Must Go On”
008. “A Perfect Duo”
009. “The Last Chance”
010. “A Long Way to Brazil”
011. “The Provocation”
012. “No Easy Way”
013. “Fast Game in the Mud”
014. “Tsubasa is Sieged”
015. “An Unfair Enemy”
016. “The Verification Test”
017. “The Youth National Championship”
018. “Fatal Confrontation”
019. “The Mighty Shot”
020. “Soccer is My Dream”
021. “No Victory in Semi Final”
022. “The Brothers Tachibana”
023. “Ryo Shoots an Own Goal”
024. “The Fight for the Final”
025. “The Best Keeper of the Tournament”
026. “The End of a Career”

Season 2: 1984

027. “Encounters in Semi-Final”
028. “The Brave Fighters from the North”
029. “Hard Confrontations”
030. “A Wounded Prince”
031. “A Brilliant Fight”
032. “Tsubasa in the Trap”
033. “I Can’t Play”
034. “Tsubasa’s Resurrection”
035. “Misugi, Don’t Die”
036. “My Heart Still Beats”
037. “Mega-shot”
038. ~~“A Wise Decision”~~ * Filler
039. “The Finale”
040. “The Shooting Secret”
041. “The Duel”
042. “Roar, Lion”
043. “Nankatsu in Crisis”
044. ~~“The Equalizer”~~ * Filler
045. “The Game without Aces”
046. “Against Better Knowledge”
047. “Kojiro’s Sign of Winning”
048. “Unsuccessful Overhead Kick”
049. “The Fight Continues”
050. “The Extra Time”
051. “What’s the Result of the Extra Time”
052. “One New Strategy”

Season 3: 1984-85

053. “Two Are Better Than One”
054. “The Duel of the Strikers”
055. “Tears Despite Success”
056. “Great Departures”
057. “The New Rival”
058. “The Shooting of the Hawk”
059. “Nankatsu vs. Otomo”
060. “Tsubasa vs. Nitta”
061. “A Hard Comparison”
062. “The Challenge”
063. “Decisions”
064. “Race Against Time”
065. “The Journey to Europe”
066. “The Duel”
067. “A King Resigns”
068. “The Letter”
069. “The National Championship”
070. “A Strong Enemy”
071. “The Shot From a Distance”
072. “The Secret Goal”
073. “A Rival Does Not Give Up”
074. “Air Acrobats”
075. “The Catapult Shot”
076. “The Acrobats”
077. “A New Trick”
078. “The Quarter Final”

Season 4: 1985

079. “An Uneventful Match”
080. “Tsugito’s Trick Box”
081. “A Falcon with Lame Wings”
082. “A Special Shot”
083. “The Fight Continues”
084. “Teamwork”
085. “Match Preparations”
086. “Help Cry to the Substitutes’ Bench”
087. “The Present for the Captain”
088. “Top Performance”
089. ~~“The Letter from Europe”~~ * Filler
090. ~~“Who Will Be Chosen”~~ * Filler
091. “Where Love Falls”
092. “The Attack Headlong”
<——– Movie 1: Captain Tsubasa: The Great European Showdown ——–>
093. “Fairness Goes First”
094. “The Attack”
095. “A Captain as Hero”
096. “Bitter Tears”
097. “Hyuga’s Challenge”
098. “Feverish Ravings”
099. ~~“Matchwinner Tsubasa”~~ * Filler
100. ~~“Surprise in Field”~~ * Filler
101. ~~“Tsubasa vs. Pierre, a Fair Fight”~~ * Filler
102. ~~“The Might of the Kaiser”~~ * Filler
103. ~~“Unexpected Visit”~~ * Filler
104. ~~“An Impossible Recovery”~~ * Filler

Season 5: 1985-86

105. “The Last Fight Begins”
106. “The Great Final”
107. “Nankatsu is Down”
108. “Don’t Give Up”
109. “The Tiger Fights Alone”
110. “A Desperate Fight”
111. “Miraculous Drive Shoot”
112. “Hyuga Koujiro’s Counter-attack”
113. “Thrill”
114. “Keep on Fighting”
115. “Dream Goal”
<——– Movie 2: Captain Tsubasa: Danger! All Japan Jr. ——–>
116. “On Knife’s Edge”
117. “With All Power”
118. “It’s Getting Exciting”
119. “The Unsuccessful Tiger Shot”
120. “Still Tied”
121. “To the Last Gasp”
122. “Just 10 Minutes Left”
123. “All or Nothing”
124. “In Last Minute”
125. “Shared Victory”
126. ~~“Memories”~~ * Filler
<——– Movie 3: Captain Tsubasa: Run Towards Tomorrow! ——–>
127. ~~“Hoping for Europe”~~ * Filler
128. ~~“The 17 Best”~~ * Filler
<——– Movie 4: Captain Tsubasa: World Great Battle! Jr. World Cup ——–>

Shin Captain Tsubasa

01. “Take Flight, Tsubasa! Challenge the World”
02. “Defeated! Start from Scratch”
03. “Rebirth! Golden Duo”
04. “Gathering! Rivals All Over the World”
05. “Confrontation! Defeat Hernandez”
06. “Blast Off! J-Boys Soccer!”
07. “White Hot! The Genius Diaz vs. Japan”
08. “Battle! Clash of the Four Best”
09. “Counterattack! Break the Hometown Decision”
10. “Hard Fight! Bloody Ultimate Defense”
11. “Decisive Victory! Challenge the Steel Giant”
12. “Pursuit! Has the Number One in the World Seen This?”
13. “Soar, Tsubasa! The Oath to the Great Skies”

Captain Tsubasa J (1994)

<——– Movie 5: Captain Tsubasa: The Most Powerful Opponent! Holland Youth ——–>
01. “Son of the Wind”
02. “Roberto’s Secret”
03. “A Great Coach”
04. “The Impossible Challenge”
05. “Face to Face”
06. “What a Duo!!!”
07. “Selection for the Championship”
08. “Hyiga, the Great Rival”
09. “New Talent”
10. “Rivalry in the Rain”
11. “In the last seconds”
12. “The Comeback”
13. “The Great Rivals”
14. “Round of Fire”
15. “A Ball for Each Friend”
16. “Fighting Till the End”
17. “15 Minutes of Happiness”
18. “Acrobatic Duel”
19. “The Coach’s Speech”
20. “Never Give Up”
21. “The New Goalkeeper”
22. “The Challenge has Begun”
23. “The Great Jun Misugi”
24. “Tsubasa’s Ilness”
25. “Heart and Mind”
26. “It’s Important to Participate”
27. “Details of the Challenge”
28. “A Casual Kick”
29. “Return of the Tiger”
30. “The Courage to Try”
31. “Like a Son”
32. “Don’t Finish Like This”
33. “The Bitterness of Goodbye”
34. “Arriving in Italy”
35. “The Debut”
36. “An Importnat Game”
37. “Challenge of the Numbers”
38. “The Mystery of Japan”
39. “Road to The World Cup”
40. “The Awaited Ending”
41. “The Twins of Goals”
42. “Final Surprise”
43. “Together Again”
44. “Secret Weapon”
45. “The Real National Squad”
46. “A Promise of Victory”
47. “Aim! 2002”

Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002

01. “Road to Dream”
02. “Meeting Roberto”
03. “Taro Misaki Returns”
04. “The Burning Kojiro”
05. “Birth! Captain Tsubasa”
06. “Opening! Japan National Junior Competition”
07. “Ace of Glass”
08. “Get up! Misugi Jun”
09. “Crash! Tsubasa vs. Hyuga”
10. “Finals in the Dead Heat!”
11. “Farewell Roberto”
12. “Tomorrow’s Kick Off”
13. “Fierce Tiger Shot!”
14. “A Challenge from Jito”
15. “Hot Number 10 from a Snow Country”
16. “Upsetting Doctor’s Decision”
17. “Tournament Final! Nankatsu vs. Toho”
18. “Driving Shot of Vengeance”
19. “Come Back Tsubasa!”
20. “Go for it! Japan Youth Team!”
21. “Humiliating Test Match”
22. “Glorious Number 10”
23. “Golden Duo Reunites”
24. “‘God of Defense’ of Italy”
25. “Genius Juan Diaz!”
26. “An Elegant Commander”
27. “Painful Yellow Card”
28. “Respectable Penalty – Tie-Breaker”
29. “Grueling Battle! Japan vs. Germany”
30. “A Message From Roberto”
31. “Shine in Glory! Japanese Team!”
32. “To the New Field”
33. “A Soccer Cyborg”
34. “Santana, The Son of God”
35. “The Shine of Rosario”
36. “The New Dream Land”
37. ~~“Hyuga’s Challenge for the Future”~~ * Filler
38. ~~“Golden Age of Hope”~~ * Filler
39. ~~“Shingo Aoi is Here!”~~ * Filler
40. ~~“The New Japan National Team”~~ * Filler
41. ~~“Break the Dutch Wall”~~ * Filler
42. ~~“Restart to the World”~~ * Filler
43. “Catalunya’s Eagle”
44. “Run to the Opening Match!”
45. “Harsh Notice”
46. “Cross the Bridge of Hope”
47. “Hyuga Italian’ s debut”
48. “Striker in Tears”
49. “Go for 10 Goals, 10 Assists!”
50. “Battle Against the Rival”
51. “Dream Pitch”
52. “Warriors in the Field”

Daiya no Ace Filler List and Order to Watch

s0uh1r0 — Thu, 14 May 2020 01:12:00 +0000

Daiya no Ace in english Ace of Diamond, is an anime that has 178 episodes divided into 3 seasons, with 5 filler episodes, it is adapted up to chapter 168 of the manga ‘Daiya no Ace – Act II’, which is where the anime ends. (this was divided into 2 parts, the first ‘Daiya no Ace’ had 412 chapters and the second ‘Daiya no Ace – Act II’ had 308 chapters, both complete).

Rating: 4.1/5 ( votes).
Creator: Yuji Terajima
Magazine: Weekly Shōnen Magazine
Editorial: Kodansha
Published (manga): 17 May 2006 – 14 January 2015
Studio: Madhouse<, Production I.G
Director: Mitsuyuki Masuhara
Music: Frying-Pan
Premier (anime): 3 October 2013 – 28 March 2016

Score MAL:
8.1/10 113,371 votes.

IMDb Rating:
8.2/10 1,313 votes.

After an errant pitch marks the end of Eijun Sawamura’s middle school baseball journey, he and his teammates, fueled by frustration, make a pact to reach the national tournament in high school. However, their plans take an unexpected turn when a scout, impressed by Eijun’s unique pitching style, extends an invitation to the prestigious Seidou High School in Tokyo. Embracing the challenge and motivated by his peers, Eijun joins the school with the aspiration to elevate his skills and compete at a higher level.

Transitioning into Seidou, Eijun is confronted by a multitude of skilled players, making it challenging for him to carve out his niche on the team. Despite the competition, he boldly asserts his ambition to become the team’s ace. This goal, however, hinges on surpassing fellow first-year Satoru Furuya, whose blistering fastballs secure him a coveted spot in the starting lineup. As these promising players augment an already formidable roster, the Seidou baseball team sets its sights on claiming the title of the best in Japan, gearing up to confront formidable adversaries blocking their path to success.

Daiya no Ace Filler Episodes List

In this list I will mark you the filler episodes of Daiya no Ace (if it had them), the extra material of the anime, either ovas or movies will be located in Chronological Order, and finally I will mention in which chapter of the manga the anime ends or in which chapter of the manga to start reading after the anime.

SEASON 1

The opening that covers is Go EXCEED!! (1-25), Perfect HERO (26-51) and Hashire! Mirai (52-75) and the ending is Seek Diamonds (1-13), GLORY! (14-25), Mirai e Tsunage (26-37), CLOUD NINE (38-51), PROMISED FIELD (52-63), FINAL VICTORY (64-75). ~ Adapted from manga 1 to 237.

01. “The One Pitch”
02. “Partner”
03. “Not Qualified to Be a Pitcher?”
04. “Are You Like Me?”
05. “A Clash”
06. “Head to Head!”
07. “The Two Batteries”
08. “The Truth About Chris”
09. “With Chagrin in His Heart”
10. “Hone Your Moving Fastball”
11. “Chris to the Field”
12. “Target”
13. “You’re in the First-String”
14. “Training Camp Begins!”
15. “Lead with Your Plays!”
16. “Challenge”
17. “Games Are Fun”
18. “I Hate It, But…”
19. “Fate”
20. “Emergency”
21. “To the Dream Stage”
22. “Calling for Attention”
23. “Official Game Debut”
24. “Precision Machine”
25. “Anti-Furuya Strategy”
26. “Miracle Akikawa”
27. “I’m Not Running”
28. ~~“Path, Eijun Sawamura to the Scorching Mound”~~ *Filler
29. “Neck and Neck”
30. “Winner and Loser”
31. “Dark Horse”
32. “Summers”
33. “Money Tree”
34. “Reliable Teammates”
35. “Potential”
36. “The Ace Takes the Mound”
37. “Burst”
38. “Roles”
39. “Expectations of an Ace”
40. “The Winning Shot”
41. “It’s the Semifinal”
42. “The Giant Looks Down”
43. “Revenge”
44. “Best Pitch”
45. “Fantasy”
46. “Pitching of Despair”
47. “That Summer”
48. “At the Dorm…”
49. “A Nostalgic Face”
50. “Footsteps to Tomorrow”
51. “The Battle Begins!”
52. “I Don’t Want to Lose”
53. “Change Gears”
54. “Entrusted Faith and the Courage to Perform”
55. “Strong Men”
56. “Decision”
57. “Reliable Underclassmen”
58. “The Three-Hole”
59. “Fearless”
60. “Lonely Sun”
61. “Determined”
62. “Victory or Defeat”
63. “Lingering Feelings”
64. “Restart”
65. “In the Sun”
66. “Outsider”
67. “The Kick”
68. “The Ace Title”
69. “Can`t Lose!”
70. “Next Stage”
71. “September Sky”
72. “The Final Lesson”
73. “Inheritance”
74. “Guiding Light”
75. “In Pursuit”

SEASON 2

The opening that covers is HEROES (4-26) Sora ga Aozora de Aru Tame ni (27-1) and the ending is KIMERO!! (4-13), BLUE WINDING ROAD (14-26), BLOOM OF YOUTH (27-39), BRAND NEW BLUE (40-51). ~ Adapted from manga 238 to 412.

76.(01). ~~“Howling in the Summer”~~ *Filler
77.(02). ~~“The Summer Heat Haze”~~ *Filler
78.(03). ~~“The Kings of Summer”~~ *Filler
79.(04). “The Fall Tournament Begin!”
80.(05). “The Cold Rain”
81.(06). “Out of Order”
82.(07). “Where I Am”
83.(08). “Scenario”
84.(09). “My Path”
85.(10). “Did You Just Pitch…”
86.(11). “The Underdog Story”
87.(12). “Self-Destruction”
88.(13). “Fissure”
89.(14). “On My Shoulders”
90.(15). “Persistent and Diligent”
91.(16). “Chain Reaction”
92.(17). “Shut Him Down!!”
93.(18). “This Guy’s Pretty Good”
94.(19). “An Uncompromising Challenge”
95.(20). “With Heads Held High”
96.(21). “Whispers of the Devil?”
97.(22). “Winging It”
98.(23). “School Academic Level”
99.(24). “Individual Minds”
100.(25). “Zeal”
101.(26). “The Conceited Underclassman”
102.(27). “Step by Step”
103.(28). “The Resilient Second-String”
104.(29). “Demon Child”
105.(30). “The Kings’ Roar”
106.(31). “The Courage He Gave Me”
107.(32). “The Resolve for Responsibility”
108.(33). “The Ace’s Instinct”
109.(34). “Innocent”
110.(35). “The World Beyond”
111.(36). “Rematch”
112.(37). “Priorities”
113.(38). “One Pitch”
114.(39). “Meeting Expectations”
115.(40). “Play Ball”
116.(41). “The Lead-Off Man”
117.(42). “Fastball, Featuring Todoroki”
118.(43). “To This Side”
119.(44). “The Best Fastball”
120.(45). “The Field”
121.(46). “The Decision”
122.(47). “Partnership”
123.(48). “Party Boys”
124.(49). “Just You Wait!”
125.(50). “Last Inning”
126.(51). “Seek Diamonds”

SEASON 3: Diamond no Ace: Act II

The opening that covers is Hajimari no Uta (1-29), Ryūsei no HOWL (30-52) and the ending is Golden After School (1-13), Kōdo Escalation (14-29), Chance! (30-39), Everlasting Dream (40-52). ~ Adapted from chapter 1 to 169 of the Act II manga.

127.(01). “Beyond the Dream”
128.(02). “Wanna Take the Mound”
129.(03). “Blessed by the Baseball Gods”
130.(04). “The Day It Began”
131.(05). “Joining”
132.(06). “Go Straight”
133.(07). “King”
134.(08). “Camphor”
135.(09). “Battle, Battle”
136.(10). “Debut”
137.(11). “Where You Look”
138.(12). “Selfish”
139.(13). “Batting First”
140.(14). “Presence”
141.(15). “My Role”
142.(16). “Only After You’ve Won”
143.(17). “Three Months”
144.(18). “Something to Find Out”
145.(19). “Competitive Streak”
146.(20). “Self-Assertive”
147.(21). “Out of time”
148.(22). “Chosen”
149.(23). “One Pitch, One Second”
150.(24). “Incomplete”
151.(25). “Unleashed”
152.(26). “Beneath the Same Banner”
153.(27). “The Note”
154.(28). “I’m Not Stopping!”
155.(29). ~~“After Spring Comes”~~ *Filler
156.(30). “The Bloom of Youth”
157.(31). “Kind of Like a Promise”
158.(32). “Hunger”
159.(33). “Heat Transfer”
160.(34). “Competition”
161.(35). “Because He’s Awesome”
162.(36). “As a Catcher”
163.(37). “Invincible Mentality”
164.(38). “Fragile”
165.(39). “I’m Counting on You”
166.(40). “Expression”
167.(41). “Common Destiny”
168.(42). “20 People”
169.(43). “Summer Training Camp”
170.(44). “Setting Sail”
171.(45). “Go exceed”
172.(46). “Encouragement”
173.(47). “Under the Feet”
174.(48). “Get Back”
175.(49). “Seido Goes All Out”
176.(50). “FIRE AGE”
177.(51). “That’s the Reason Why”
178.(52). “Ace of Diamond”

What chapter does Daiya no Ace anime end in manga?
Last Episode Corresponds to:	We started reading from:
The last episode that aired is 178 (52 of Season 3) which was adapted from Chapters 166, 167, 168 and 169 of the manga ‘Daiya no Ace – Act II’, which is where does anime end.	If we want to continue the story in the manga after finishing the anime, we must start reading from Chapter 169 of the manga ‘Daiya no Ace – Act II’, this corresponds to Volume 19 (contains chapters 166 to 174).

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