Black Clover Guide: All 170 Episodes, Cast and Where to Stream

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  • Two orphans raised in the same church both swear to become Wizard King, and the day arrives when each is handed a grimoire matched to the magic inside him.
  • A stolen keepsake from Yuno's infancy sits at the heart of the childhood memory that made two boys swear to be rivals, while in the present a thief still stands over them.
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Black Clover
  • TV Series
  • 2017-2021
  • 23 min
  • TX Network
Stars
Gakuto Kajiwara · Kana Yūki · Junichi Suwabe

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Black Clover episodes 170

Season 1 · 170 episodes · 170 aired · Oct 3, 2017 to Mar 30, 2021

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  1. S1.E1 ·

    Asta and Yuno

    Two orphans raised in the same church both swear to become Wizard King, and the day arrives when each is handed a grimoire matched to the magic inside him.

    Directed by Tatsuya Yoshihara · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  2. S1.E2 ·

    The Boys' Promise

    A stolen keepsake from Yuno's infancy sits at the heart of the childhood memory that made two boys swear to be rivals, while in the present a thief still stands over them.

    Directed by Tatsuya Yoshihara · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  3. S1.E3 ·

    To the Royal Capital of the Clover Kingdom!

    Training for the Magic Knight Selection exam turns fiercely childish, and a going-away party makes clear the village expects Yuno to soar and Asta to come home.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  4. S1.E4 ·

    The Magic Knights Entrance Exam

    Registration drops two country boys into a hall of jeering nobles and magic-sniffing Anti-birds, and the exam ends in duels where a smug mage gets to choose his opponent.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  5. S1.E5 ·

    The Path to the Wizard King

    With the duels over, nine squad captains pick the recruits they want and send the rest home, which leaves the question of whether a boy with no magic has any future at all.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  6. S1.E6 ·

    The Black Bulls

    Golden Dawn quietly weighs whether Yuno belongs there, while across the kingdom Asta finds his new hideout full of brawling housemates and a captain who makes him earn the robe.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  7. S1.E7 ·

    The Other New Recruit

    The Black Bulls' other rookie is Noelle Silva, a royal who sneers at commoners and who, for all her family name, cannot keep her own magic under control.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  8. S1.E8 ·

    Go! Go! First Mission

    Stuck on household chores and still unsure what Magic Knights actually do, Asta is sent with Magna and Noelle to a village overrun by fire-breathing boars to settle a gambling debt.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  9. S1.E9 ·

    Beasts

    Fire-breathing boars turn out to be the smaller of Saussy's problems, because a rogue ice mage and his crew slip into the village hunting a magic stone hidden somewhere inside.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  10. S1.E10 ·

    Those Who Protect

    Pinned down by a mage who believes anyone with weak magic deserves to die, Asta runs out of angles while Magna remembers the man who gave him a reason to fight at all.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  11. S1.E11 ·

    What Happened on a Certain Day in the Castle Town

    Freshly paid and sending most of it home, Asta tags along with Vanessa and Noelle to the Black Market to hunt for something that might tame her magic.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  12. S1.E12 ·

    The Wizard King Saw

    A snatched handbag leads to an introduction Asta never expected, while Yuno draws guard duty for the same noble he beat at the exam, a request his squadmate finds deeply suspicious.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  13. S1.E13 ·

    The Wizard King Saw, Continued

    Bandits take Sister Lily from Hage, and Yuno realizes the raid was never about the noble his squad was hired to protect.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  14. S1.E14 ·

    Dungeon

    An unexplored dungeon surfaces near the Diamond Kingdom border, and the Wizard King wants it claimed, sending Asta, Noelle and the fight-hungry Luck into a maze of mana and traps.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  15. S1.E15 ·

    The Diamond Mage

    Two squads race for the same treasure room while Diamond Kingdom mages slip into the dungeon behind them, led by a smoke user who once crossed swords with Captain Yami.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  16. S1.E16 ·

    Friends

    Caged in smoke and badly outmatched, Luck clings to the promise his mother made him give, that he would keep winning alone, while the boys who came to help refuse to allow it.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  17. S1.E17 ·

    Destroyer

    The crystal-skinned Mars is a product of Diamond Kingdom experiments, and Klaus understands exactly what that means as both squads are pushed to the wall.

    Directed by Tatsuya Yoshihara · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  18. S1.E18 ·

    Memories of You

    The treasure room is packed with artifacts, but Mars' stitched-together grimoire gives him two kinds of magic at once, and Asta has been blasted through a sealed wall.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  19. S1.E19 ·

    Destruction and Salvation

    Buried in Mars' memories is a girl from the experiments he was forced to duel, and the dungeon itself begins to come apart around everyone still inside it.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  20. S1.E20 ·

    Assembly at the Royal Capital

    Summoned to headquarters, Asta and Yuno have their grimoires picked over by the Wizard King, then are left alone in a room of freshly promoted and thoroughly arrogant nobles.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  21. S1.E21 ·

    Capital Riot

    An expelled Magic Knight turns an army of the dead loose on the capital, and the nobles busy brawling with Asta suddenly have a city of commoners to defend instead.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  22. S1.E22 ·

    Wild Magic Dance

    Rades' corpses only stay down if destroyed outright, his strongest yet saddles Asta with a curse that will not stop bleeding, and Noelle's nerve deserts her at the worst moment.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  23. S1.E23 ·

    The Crimson Lion King

    A Crimson Lions captain steps into Asta's fight, the king sulks through the siege in his castle, and Rades explains why the Clover Kingdom threw him out to begin with.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  24. S1.E24 ·

    Blackout

    A single spell scatters nearly every Magic Knight far from the capital, and the witch left behind starts draining the magic, and the years, out of everyone still standing.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  25. S1.E25 ·

    Adversity

    With the capital's mages drained and the attack's real target finally clear, Asta goes looking for the spatial magician hiding under a pile of corpses.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  26. S1.E26 ·

    Wounded Beasts

    The Eye of the Midnight Sun makes off with Asta while Fuegoleon lies dying, and one of his captors would much rather dissect their prisoner than interrogate him.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  27. S1.E27 ·

    Light

    A traitor among the Magic Knights becomes the Wizard King's working theory, the stone tablet is gone, and Asta discovers just how far ahead of him Yuno has pulled.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  28. S1.E28 ·

    The One I've Set My Heart On

    Finral drags Asta and Luck to a mixer with an unimpressed Noelle tailing them, and Asta ends up seated across from a girl juggling as many younger siblings as he is.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  29. S1.E29 ·

    Path

    A recap episode retraces the road so far, from two orphans at a grimoire ceremony to the attack on the royal capital.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  30. S1.E30 ·

    The Mirror Mage

    Gauche Adlai lives for the one monthly visit he is allowed with his little sister, and finding Asta already playing with her at the orphanage sets off a fight under midsummer snow.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  31. S1.E31 ·

    Pursuit Over the Snow

    Children across a snowbound village have wandered off in a trance, and the search splits Gauche, Asta and Sister Theresa into the mountains while Noelle goes for reinforcements.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  32. S1.E32 ·

    Three-Leaf Sprouts

    Sekke races to a hideout full of drunk Black Bulls looking for backup while, up in the mountains, the mage behind the stolen magic answers a distress signal in person.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  33. S1.E33 ·

    To Help Somebody Someday

    Gauche has spent his whole life caring about exactly one person, and the monster rampaging through the cave forces him to decide whether that list can get any longer.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  34. S1.E34 ·

    Light Magic vs. Dark Magic

    The leader of the Eye of the Midnight Sun wants the five-leaf grimoire, and Yami arrives to answer Light Magic with Dark while ordering Asta to learn ki-sensing mid-fight.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  35. S1.E35 ·

    The Light of Judgment

    Licht argues that the Clover Kingdom's reverence for magic is a lie while trading blows with Yami, leaving Asta and his new ki-sensing to handle the spatial mage alone.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  36. S1.E36 ·

    Three Eyes

    Three of the Midnight Sun's strongest step through a portal into the cave, each embodying the opposite of a virtue the Clover Kingdom claims, with Yami's group already worn down.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  37. S1.E37 ·

    The One With No Magic

    Captains from three squads take the Third Eye head on, old grudges and unspoken feelings surfacing mid-duel, while Licht fixates on the boy carrying his master's swords.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  38. S1.E38 ·

    The Magic Knights Captain Conference

    Julius calls every squad captain to a meeting and quietly sends Asta ahead to a secret prison, where his sword may be the only way to pry answers out of two captives.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  39. S1.E39 ·

    Three-Leaf Salute

    The Wizard King names the traitor in front of the assembled captains, and the fallout comes with a mission to reach a magic stone hidden in the Underwater Temple.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  40. S1.E40 ·

    A Black Beach Story

    A squad beach day turns into a briefing, because the Underwater Temple sits beneath currents that drown almost anyone and only Noelle can open a path before the full moon.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  41. S1.E41 ·

    The Water Girl Grows Up

    A girl training to become an idol hands Noelle the one trick that might steady her magic, casting on a happy memory, which is precisely what Noelle does not have.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  42. S1.E42 ·

    The Underwater Temple

    Past the whirlpools and inside a city grown from glowing coral, the Black Bulls meet a high priest who will not part with the magic stone until they beat his warrior mages.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  43. S1.E43 ·

    Temple Battle Royale

    The high priest's game scatters the Black Bulls into one-on-one duels across the temple, and the mages facing them have dreams of their own riding on the outcome.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kanichi Katō

  44. S1.E44 ·

    The Pointlessly Direct Fireball and the Wild Lightning

    With the temple sealed off from outside help, Vetto of the Third Eye strolls into the middle of the game, and Luck and Magna are the ones standing in his way.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  45. S1.E45 ·

    The Guy Who Doesn't Know When to Quit

    Vetto shrugs off everything Asta and Kiato throw at him, while deeper in the temple Gauche, Grey and Charmy are cornered by Midnight Sun mages draining them dry.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  46. S1.E46 ·

    Awakening

    Song and dance magic buy the defenders a few moments against Vetto, Noelle starts to suspect she was built to attack rather than shield, and a third eye opens on their enemy's brow.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  47. S1.E47 ·

    The Only Weapon

    Vetto's new form matches an old story Noelle's grandmother once told, Yami is sealed outside the fight, and a thoroughly terrified Finral has to decide whether to run.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  48. S1.E48 ·

    Despair vs. Hope

    Wounds from Anti-Magic will not heal, so Asta swings through Finral's portals on Vanessa's strings until Vetto begins reading the pattern and Yami warns the next hit lands.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  49. S1.E49 ·

    Beyond Limits

    Vetto has been aiming for Asta's arms and the sword in them from the start, leaving Asta with one weapon left and a promise he made Yuno years ago.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  50. S1.E50 ·

    End of the Battle, End of Despair

    The fight done, Gifso owes the Black Bulls a reward he cannot deliver, the surviving Midnight Sun start plotting to take the stone back, and a whole temple turns up to say thanks.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  51. S1.E51 ·

    Proof of Rightness

    Three of the Diamond Kingdom's Eight Shining Generals hit the border fortress of Kiten, and the Golden Dawn, Yuno among them, arrive at a city whose walls are already broken.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  52. S1.E52 ·

    Whoever's Strongest Wins

    Yuno faces a general who fires lightning arrows, a rival mage armors himself in mucus and drains the wounded, and the Golden Dawn's captain shows the true scale of his magic.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  53. S1.E53 ·

    Behind the Mask

    Finral comes face to face with the younger brother who replaced him as heir, a Diamond general takes civilians as shields, and Yami presses Vangeance to remove his mask.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  54. S1.E54 ·

    Never Again

    A healer's verdict on Asta's arms works its way through the Black Bulls, and the squad quietly scatters to dungeons, libraries and wilds after a cure nobody believes exists.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Momoko Murakami

  55. S1.E55 ·

    The Man Named Fanzell

    A swordsman named Fanzell resurfaces, bringing the story of how he trained Asta in the woods while waiting on a student whose arrival brings far worse news than he expects.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  56. S1.E56 ·

    The Man Named Fanzell, Continued

    Diamond Kingdom assassins show up at the Black Bulls' door in a second flashback, sending Asta, Noelle and Fanzell to the Black Market on the trail of his missing fiancee.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  57. S1.E57 ·

    Infiltration

    The Forest of Witches is closed to outsiders and merciless to the women who leave it, which is a problem for the group sneaking in under invisibility cloaks to reach Vanessa.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  58. S1.E58 ·

    Battlefield Decision

    The Witch Queen names her price for healing Asta's arms just as Fana's Salamander sets the forest burning and a Diamond Kingdom army invades from the opposite side.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  59. S1.E59 ·

    Flames of Hatred

    Certain that Fana's hatred has a cause worth hearing, Asta would rather talk than fight, except her Salamander burns far too hot for anyone to get close.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  60. S1.E60 ·

    Defectors' Atonement

    Mars and Ladros have come for the Witch Queen on their dying king's behalf, and Fanzell squares off against a man whose rebuilt body swallows other people's magic whole.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  61. S1.E61 ·

    The Promised World

    Mars and Fanzell fly in as Fana's flames spiral out of control, and the enemy Mars was sent to stop turns out to wear a face he knew as a child.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  62. S1.E62 ·

    Those Who Boost Each Other Up

    Ladros corners the group in the Witch's Forest, and Asta's Demon-Dweller Sword is the only answer to a fire mage who grows stronger off every spell he swallows.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  63. S1.E63 ·

    Not in the Slightest

    A devil in Asta's grimoire offers him power in a dream, while outside it Ladros is still standing and the Witch Queen studies the boy she fed her blood to.

    Directed by Tatsuya Yoshihara · Written by Momoko Murakami

  64. S1.E64 ·

    The Red Thread of Fate

    Under the Witch Queen's Blood Control, Asta turns on his own squad, forcing Vanessa to face the cage she grew up in and the spell she was locked away to learn.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  65. S1.E65 ·

    I'm Home

    With the fighting in the Witch's Forest settled, the Queen's talk turns to a massacre 500 years old, a stolen earring, and where Asta's swords actually came from.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  66. S1.E66 ·

    The Eye of the Midnight Sun's Secret

    Klaus walks Yuno and Mimosa through everything the Eye of the Midnight Sun has done so far, from the raid on the capital to the Underwater Temple and what they collect.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  67. S1.E67 ·

    A Fun Festival Double Date

    The Star Festival brings Kahono and Kiato to the capital, where Kahono decides Noelle needs a shove and turns a day out into a scheme to force a confession.

    Directed by Shigehisa Iida · Written by Kanichi Katō

  68. S1.E68 ·

    Battle to the Death?! Yami vs. Jack

    Two rival food stalls, no customers, and no patience: Yami and Jack the Ripper escalate a grilled-squid grudge until the Wizard King has to come watch in disguise.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  69. S1.E69 ·

    The Briar Maiden's Melancholy

    A nobleman corners a stranger at the festival without knowing she is a squad captain, and her run-in with Vanessa becomes a contest over Yami neither will drop.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Momoko Murakami

  70. S1.E70 ·

    Two New Stars

    The captains gather for the star ceremony, a new Vermillion leads the Crimson Lions, and the Clover King arrives with an announcement designed to win back the crowd.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  71. S1.E71 ·

    The Uncrowned, Undefeated Lioness

    Mereoleona drags Asta, Yuno and anyone else she can grab to a hot spring perched on an erupting volcano, where surviving the climb is the whole point.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  72. S1.E72 ·

    Saint Elmo's Fire

    Stranded on a mountain where natural heat gives his swords nothing to cut, Asta gambles on the anti-magic devil inside him rather than turn back.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  73. S1.E73 ·

    The Royal Knights Selection Test

    The Royal Knights exam opens with team battles, a stolen Purple Orca robe, and a masked entrant nobody can prove is not the real Xerx Lugner.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  74. S1.E74 ·

    Flower of Resolution

    Asta's team loses its strategy meeting when their third member falls asleep, leaving him and Mimosa to hold a crystal against three knights closing in at once.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  75. S1.E75 ·

    Fierce Battle

    Kirsch Vermillion takes the field alongside Magna and Sol, while the brackets push Finral toward the one opponent he never wanted to draw: his brother Langris.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  76. S1.E76 ·

    Mage X

    An entrant calling himself Mage X gets captured almost immediately, and his butler Walter starts explaining the boy whose runaway magic kept destroying his family's castle.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  77. S1.E77 ·

    Bad Blood

    Noelle draws her brother Solid's team and the crystal is behind the man who has mocked her all her life, while Yuno faces a Golden Dawn rival who resents him.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  78. S1.E78 ·

    Peasant Trap

    Round two pits Asta against Kirsch, a royal eager to humiliate commoners, and Asta finally confronts the masked man beside him about cheating instead of cooperating.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  79. S1.E79 ·

    Mister Delinquent vs. Muscle Brains

    Sol hides their crystal inside a golem and Magna opens with a fireball Asta cannot deflect, turning the match into an argument about what royals owe peasants.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  80. S1.E80 ·

    Special Little Brother vs. Failed Big Brother

    Langris grew up as the favoured son with a noble engagement arranged for him, and the exam finally puts him across a battlefield from the brother nobody doted on.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kanichi Katō

  81. S1.E81 ·

    The Life of a Certain Man

    The Wizard King has to decide whether to allow a grudge match, while the masked knight's reasons for entering the exam trace back to his father's murder.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  82. S1.E82 ·

    Petit Clover! The Nightmarish Charmy SP!

    Charmy goes foraging for rare ingredients, eats the wrong mushroom, and slips into a run of chibi daydreams starring the Black Bulls while the exam battle grinds on.

    Directed by Rokō Ogiwara · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  83. S1.E83 ·

    Burn It Into You

    Langris pushes spatial attacks straight past the traps laid for him, and with the match slipping away Asta has to argue what the exam was supposed to prove.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  84. S1.E84 ·

    The Victors

    Yuno faces a squad captain in the final match and reaches for a spell he had been saving for someone else, while Julius weighs who has earned a Royal Knight robe.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  85. S1.E85 ·

    Together in the Bath

    Denied the duel he wanted, Asta sulks, so Yami orders the whole squad into a bath and starts on the story of the rookie he was under a captain named Julius.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  86. S1.E86 ·

    Yami and Vangeance

    Yami's story moves to the years when he and Vangeance were vice-captains, sent after bandits who were being fed information by traitors inside the Magic Knights.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  87. S1.E87 ·

    Formation of the Royal Knights

    Mereoleona hauls the new Royal Knights to their oath ceremony, where the roster, the captain and one latecomer in a Black Bull robe all land as surprises.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  88. S1.E88 ·

    Storming the Eye of the Midnight Sun's Hideout!!!

    Asta and Noelle make a promise at Fuegoleon's bedside, a shadow follows them home, and Mereoleona decides the raid on the floating hideout cannot wait three days.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  89. S1.E89 ·

    The Black Bulls' Hideout

    With most of the squad away, the Black Bulls' base is swarmed by Rades Spirito's zombies, leaving Gauche, Grey and Gordon to defend a home that rearranges itself.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  90. S1.E90 ·

    Crazy Magic Battle

    The mage hiding inside the Black Bulls' base finally steps out knowing every member by name, just as Valtos closes in on the magic stone stored there.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  91. S1.E91 ·

    Mereoleona vs. Raia the Disloyal

    Asta runs into a copy of himself, Mereoleona burns through the confusion, and the group gets its first real look at what Rhya's third eye can do.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  92. S1.E92 ·

    The Wizard King vs. the Leader of the Eye of the Midnight Sun

    Vangeance keeps a private meeting with the Wizard King, and the suspicion Julius has carried about his own captain for years finally comes due.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  93. S1.E93 ·

    Julius Novachrono

    Every captain is summoned to the capital as Julius holds back to spare the body he is fighting, remembering the commoner knight who taught him what the title was for.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  94. S1.E94 ·

    New Future

    Yami arrives with his blade drawn, a cornered elf reaches for a last resort against Mereoleona, and Julius tries to work out what the magic stones are really for.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  95. S1.E95 ·

    Reincarnation

    Five centuries earlier, a young elf with a four-leaf grimoire befriends a human woman and plans a wedding the elves would remember very differently.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  96. S1.E96 ·

    The Black Bulls Captain vs. the Crimson Wild Rose

    Souls wake across the Clover Kingdom in borrowed bodies, and Yami ends up facing Charlotte with her childhood curse gone and her magic finally unrestrained.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  97. S1.E97 ·

    Overwhelming Disadvantage

    The damaged capital cracks a magical prison open and old enemies spill out, while Asta learns his swords do not undo a possession the way they undo a spell.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  98. S1.E98 ·

    The Sleeping Lion

    The Crimson Lions are torn apart by their own vice-captain's invisible air magic, leaving Leopold to fight what he cannot see while Fuegoleon lies comatose.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  99. S1.E99 ·

    The Desperate Path Toward Survival

    Word spreads that the elves want Asta's grimoire and swords, and with Mereoleona cornered he and Zora have to invent an escape from a five-spell kill shot.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  100. S1.E100 ·

    We Won't Lose to You

    Held with Mimosa and a possessed Yuno, Asta refuses the trade Rhya offers him, while the elf asleep inside a sphere of light begins to stir.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  101. S1.E101 ·

    The Lives of the Village in the Sticks

    The floating dungeon drifts toward the capital, Nozel argues that possessed knights should be put down, and the elves' course takes them over Hage village.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  102. S1.E102 ·

    Two Miracles

    Asta and Yuno defend their village from a poison mage while Father Orsi, Sister Lily and the orphans look back on the two boys who left to become Magic Knights.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  103. S1.E103 ·

    Release from Misfortune

    Holding a sword that finally answers the reincarnation spell, Asta decides the elves are people to save, just as the dungeon passes over Magna and Vanessa.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  104. S1.E104 ·

    Lightning of Rage vs. Friends

    An elf named Rufel wears Luck's body and fights with Luck's speed, forcing Magna and Vanessa to find the part of their friend a possession cannot copy.

    Directed by Shigehisa Iida · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  105. S1.E105 ·

    Smiles, Tears

    Luck drifts inside a childhood memory of his mother while Rufel prepares to end everything, leaving his friends to shout him awake from the outside.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  106. S1.E106 ·

    Path of Revenge, Path of Atonement

    Three elves strike the town of Hecairo, the Black Bulls answer with magic cannons, and three enemies the squad thought were dead turn up hunting revenge.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  107. S1.E107 ·

    The Battle for Clover Castle

    The elves march on the royal castles with Langris hunting the king, while inside House Silva a spell that warps magic leaves the Silva siblings barely able to aim.

    Written by Jun Kamiya

  108. S1.E108 ·

    Battlefield Dancer

    An elf twists the Silvas' own magic against them, and the daughter they spent years mocking for her lack of control is the last one still able to fight.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Jun Kamiya

  109. S1.E109 ·

    Spatial Mage Brothers

    Latry reaches the Clover King, Finral finds Finnes standing in the line of fire, and the two brothers who have never actually fought head for the same room.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  110. S1.E110 ·

    The Raging Bull Joins the Showdown!!

    Ten elves begin unsealing a door beneath Clover Castle, and the Black Bulls charge in on their own base as Patry moves to strip away their best defenders.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  111. S1.E111 ·

    The Eyes in the Mirror

    Sealed in a dream world where the caster controls reality, the Black Bulls need Sally to reverse-engineer it, while Yami and Jack lose their way in the Shadow Palace.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  112. S1.E112 ·

    Humans Who Can Be Trusted

    Reve chains the exits shut, so Luck suggests turning her own imagination against her, while Asta tries to reach Droit past a pair of paralysing eyes.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  113. S1.E113 ·

    Storming the Shadow Palace

    The captains, Asta, Noelle and Mimosa force their way into the Shadow Palace and are scattered, each landing before an Apostle they must beat to reach Patry.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  114. S1.E114 ·

    The Final Invaders

    Noelle's fight with Fana goes badly and Lira's painted monsters box Asta in, until a knocked-down Charmy starts leaking magic nobody in the room recognises.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  115. S1.E115 ·

    Mastermind

    Ronne sets the final stone into the altar, and what answers from the Underworld claims credit for the massacre the elves have hated humans over for centuries.

    Written by Jun Kamiya

  116. S1.E116 ·

    The Ultimate Natural Enemy

    Corrupted light tears through the Shadow Palace as Nozel arrives carrying a grudge, and Asta looks for a way to reach the elf buried inside Vangeance's body.

    Written by Jun Kamiya

  117. S1.E117 ·

    Breaking the Seal

    Anything the devil says becomes real, so Yami, Charla and Licht hunt for the limits of that magic while Finral and Nero go digging at the old demon's bones.

    Written by Jun Kamiya

  118. S1.E118 ·

    A Reunion Across Time and Space

    The devil regrows from anything thrown at him, leaving Asta certain his sword hides an ultimate power and that he is the only one who can draw it out.

    Directed by Isuta & Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kanichi Katō

  119. S1.E119 ·

    The Final Attack

    Yuno forges a blade out of borrowed mana and Asta floods his own with anti-magic, but the devil's heart keeps returning and Yami has one Dimension Slash left.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  120. S1.E120 ·

    Dawn

    The Shadow Palace is collapsing and the elves are still tearing into the city, leaving Vangeance's World Tree as the one route to ending every reincarnation.

    Written by Jun Kamiya

  121. S1.E121 ·

    Three Problems

    Yami and William track down the missing Wizard King, while the Magic Parliament and its chairman Damnatio Kira summon Asta and Secre to testify about the devil behind the attack.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  122. S1.E122 ·

    As Pitch Black as It Gets

    With the Magic Parliament calling for Asta's execution and Damnatio's threats reaching the church orphans, the Black Bulls are in no mood to let their smallest member stand alone.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  123. S1.E123 ·

    Nero Reminisces… Part One

    Riding out of the kingdom to hunt proof that Asta serves no demon, Secre looks back five centuries to the magic tools she built with Lumiere and the day they first met Licht.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  124. S1.E124 ·

    Nero Reminisces… Part Two

    Secre's memories carry forward to the orphanage years, where she watches two boys grow up and sees a five-leaf Grimoire choose the one born with no magic at all.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  125. S1.E125 ·

    Return

    Home at last, the Black Bulls find Henry cannot rebuild a base he no longer remembers, and Yami's three escaped magical pets are still loose somewhere nearby.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  126. S1.E126 ·

    The Blue Rose's Confession

    Chasing answers about the Weg curse takes Yami to Charlotte's hospital room, where the Blue Rose captain is still reeling from what her possessed self said to him.

    Directed by Tsurumi Mukoyama · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  127. S1.E127 ·

    Clues

    Gordon brings Asta and a few Bulls home to a family of professional curse-casters, while Noelle corners Captain Dorothy for the truth about how her mother really died.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  128. S1.E128 ·

    To the Heart Kingdom!

    Entry to the Heart Kingdom needs an invitation, so Mimosa pulls strings for a trip into a land soaked in natural mana, where the Queen already has designs on Asta's power.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kunihiko Okada

  129. S1.E129 ·

    Devil Megicula

    The Heart Kingdom's true queen is nothing like the decoy sent to meet them, and the devil Megicula's curse has left her roughly a year to live.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  130. S1.E130 ·

    The New Magic Knight Captain Conference

    The captains gather to toast the capital's repairs, with Julius hiding his changed appearance behind a stand-in and a war council waiting for the king to storm off.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  131. S1.E131 ·

    A New Resolve

    A trip back to Hage puts Asta, Noelle, Secre and Yuno in front of Sister Lily, a brand-new magic school, and children expecting a lesson from real Magic Knights.

    Written by Jun Kamiya

  132. S1.E132 ·

    The Lion Awakens

    Mereoleona hauls half the Black Bulls up Yultim Volcano, where the best bath sits in killing heat and survival depends on a Mana Skin technique most of them have never used.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  133. S1.E133 ·

    The Lion Awakens, Continued

    Word that a powerful magic item lies in the volcano dungeon sends the group down three branching paths, with a golem-commanding spider waiting somewhere in the dark.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

  134. S1.E134 ·

    Those Who Have Been Gathered

    A party at Vermillion House marks fifteen years of Sister Theresa's vows, gathering old students, orphans, and one Black Bull sneaking in under a magical disguise.

    Written by Kunihiko Okada

  135. S1.E135 ·

    The One Who Has My Heart, My Mind, and Soul

    Determined to be worthy of Finnes, Finral asks Asta to cure his flirting at a mixer, while the Blue Roses stage a setup of their own to push Charlotte toward Yami.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  136. S1.E136 ·

    A Black Deep-Sea Story

    Beach training turns into a rescue when the Underwater Temple reports its Sea Guardian has turned violent, and Noelle volunteers to enter the Void to test herself.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  137. S1.E137 ·

    Charmy's Century of Hunger, Gordon's Millennium of Loneliness

    Charmy sets out to invent mana-boosting cuisine with a head chef's help and an absurd shopping list, while Gordon decides friendship is what holds his poison magic back.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi & Kunihiko Okada

  138. S1.E138 ·

    In Zara's Footsteps

    At his father's grave, Zora finds a peasant boy being bullied by a noble's son and swearing to prove himself in the name of the very hero Zora once called family.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  139. S1.E139 ·

    A Witch's Homecoming

    Vanessa returns to the Witches' Forest to beg power from the Queen, who names a price: guard the forest with two novice witches whose magic is useless in a fight.

    Written by Kunihiko Okada

  140. S1.E140 ·

    A Favor for Julius

    Sally is let out of prison to help build the Black Bulls a new magic tool, while Fuegoleon and Nozel ride to a wary village plagued by bandit raids.

    Directed by Ayataka Tanemura · Written by Kanichi Katō

  141. S1.E141 ·

    The Golden Family

    Alecdora Sandler's jealousy of Yuno shapes a Golden Dawn mission to Saussy, where the local boars have turned far more violent than any boar should be.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  142. S1.E142 ·

    Those Remaining

    Grief from the elf invasion curdles into a vigilante group hunting anyone tied to devils, and their opening move is to take Gauche's sister Marie from the church.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  143. S1.E143 ·

    The Tilted Scale

    With Secre gone and Asta unconscious, Gauche squeezes the truth out of Neige and forces his way into Damnatio's office, certain the chairman is behind the kidnappings.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  144. S1.E144 ·

    Those Who Wish for the Devil's Demise

    Beneath a country clinic, the Devil Banishers argue over how public their executions should be, while the Bulls hit a wall of villagers who will not talk to Magic Knights.

    Written by Kunihiko Okada

  145. S1.E145 ·

    Rescue

    Magic Knights converge on Lehart to find an angry crowd, a hostage ultimatum, and Kabwe offering to spare Secre and Marie only if Asta hands himself over.

    Directed by Naoki Matsuura · Written by Kanichi Katō

  146. S1.E146 ·

    Those Who Worship the Devil

    The Banishers have been hollowed out from within by people who want Asta's five-leaf Grimoire for themselves, and Yami is ordered to get Secre and the book back.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  147. S1.E147 ·

    Prepared to Die

    Between the Believers and the Spade Kingdom lies a region of overwhelming natural magic, and Asta drops out of the sky offering himself in Secre's place.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  148. S1.E148 ·

    Becoming the Light That Shines Through the Darkness

    Cornered near a strong magic region with two royal captains closing in, the desperate Believers lash out and wake something enormous out of the wild mana.

    Directed by Naoki Kotani · Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  149. S1.E149 ·

    Two Things We Need to Find

    Word that Queen Loropechika has collapsed sends Finral's team racing to her palace, with Arcane Magic training on the table and Secre asked to stay behind.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  150. S1.E150 ·

    The Maidens' Challenge

    Grey asks Noelle for help beating her crippling shyness, while the Blue Roses press Charlotte to confess to Yami before the coming war makes it too late.

    Directed by Tsurumi Mukoyama · Written by Kunihiko Okada

  151. S1.E151 ·

    Clash! The Battle of the Magic Knights Squad Captains

    Eight captains, two teams, two crystals: Yami, Jack, Nozel and Kaiser take the field against Charlotte, Fuegoleon, Dorothy and Vangeance.

    Directed by Isuta · Written by Mio Inoue

  152. S1.E152 ·

    To Tomorrow!

    A year after Asta and Noelle joined the Black Bulls, the Magic Knight Entrance Exam comes around again, Anti-birds and all.

    Written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

  153. S1.E153 ·

    The Chosen Ones

    The captains decide who goes to the Heart Kingdom to train, then gather for a ceremony honoring the knights whose deeds against the elves earned them promotions.

    Directed by Shigehisa Iida · Written by Momoko Murakami

  154. S1.E154 ·

    Vice Captain Langris Vaude

    Rumors that Yuno will take his post push Langris into demanding a duel, with the loser bound to quit the Golden Dawn for good.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  155. S1.E155 ·

    The 5 Spirit Guardians

    Arriving in the Heart Kingdom, the trainees are matched with five Spirit Guardians and introduced to Mana Words, a technique for writing instructions into a spell.

    Written by Kunihiko Okada

  156. S1.E156 ·

    Awakening Powers

    Yami asks Mereoleona to teach him Mana Zone properly, while Asta discovers that neither of them can come close to the speed of the two strongest fighters on the field.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  157. S1.E157 ·

    Five-Leaf Clover

    Gaja wants Asta's whole story: the orphanage, the Grimoire ceremony that passed him by, the sword he pulled from a dungeon, and how his devil form first slipped loose.

    Directed by Takahiro Enokida · Written by Kanichi Katō

  158. S1.E158 ·

    The Beginning of Hope and Despair

    A mechanized Spade citadel powered by magic siphoned from its own people rolls toward the border, and Asta flies straight at the commander running it.

    Directed by Naoki Matsuura · Written by Kunihiko Okada

  159. S1.E159 ·

    Quiet Lakes and Forest Shadows

    With the forest fruit nearly stripped bare by Charmy, Loropechika takes the girls to the royal hot spring, where Undine wants to know which of them is dating Asta.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  160. S1.E160 ·

    The Messenger from the Spade Kingdom

    Ralph's flame magic shows Yuno the childhood he never knew he had, just as word arrives that Golden Dawn headquarters is under attack.

    Directed by Tsurumi Mukoyama · Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  161. S1.E161 ·

    Zenon's Power

    Yuno stands between his wounded squadmates and Dark Disciples whose devil-fed magic turns stone and mist into weapons, with Zenon Zogratis already on his way.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  162. S1.E162 ·

    The Great War Breaks Out

    Six intruders are sensed inside the Heart Kingdom at once, and back home Dante Zogratis lifts the entire Black Bulls base off the ground looking for Yami.

    Directed by Naoki Kotani · Written by Kunihiko Okada

  163. S1.E163 ·

    Dante vs. the Captain of the Black Bulls

    Grey's memories of the stepmother who broke her surface as Dante tears through the Black Bulls, with Gauche bleeding badly and Yami still not home.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  164. S1.E164 ·

    Battlefield: Heart Kingdom

    Dante finally spells out what the Dark Triad want with Yami, while across the Heart Kingdom a Disciple sets the fruit trees alight in front of the worst possible witness.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  165. S1.E165 ·

    Water Crusade

    A Clover spy is caught in Dante's office as Vanica demands a duel with the queen she cursed and reveals why none of her Disciples ever stay down.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  166. S1.E166 ·

    Captain: Yami Sukehiro

    The eternal prison shatters and Secre is seized, Loropechika's curse flares at Megicula's approach, and Noelle is left as the only one still standing against Vanica.

    Directed by Naoki Matsuura · Written by Kunihiko Okada

  167. S1.E167 ·

    Black Oath

    Vanica sets her sights on dragging Loropechika back to the Spade Kingdom, while Asta reaches for a dormant power and comes face to face with the devil in his Grimoire.

    Written by Masanao Akahoshi

  168. S1.E168 ·

    Stirrings of the Strongest

    Leaving the hospital, Asta is stopped by Nacht, a devil-possessed man claiming to be the Black Bulls' secret vice-captain, with seven days until Yami and Vangeance are sacrificed.

    Written by Mio Inoue

  169. S1.E169 ·

    The Devil-Binding Ritual

    Noelle wakes in Elysia, a hidden strong-magic village in the Heart Kingdom, greeted by Patry and the former Third Eye with her scattered comrades nearby.

    Written by Momoko Murakami

  170. S1.E170 ·

    The Faraway Future

    Long before any five-leaf Grimoire, a devil with almost no magic slips out of the underworld and is taken in by a woman named Lichita.

    Written by Kanichi Katō

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How to get through 170 episodes, and which ones you can skip

The original run is numbered as one continuous block, not as four seasons. All 170 episodes, October 2017 to March 2021, count straight through from 1 to 170 rather than restarting, so “season 3” is a label fans apply to an arc rather than anything the episode numbering marks. Worth knowing before you start, because the run ends at a stopping point rather than a conclusion.

Black Clover key art
Official Black Clover key art. Image: Crunchyroll

A long shonen run carries ballast, and this one is honest about where. Episode 66 is a recap of the Midnight Sun arc, episode 82 is a Charmy-centered special, and the finale at 170 steps away from the main cast entirely for a prequel about a devil named Lichita. Every episode above carries a one-line premise for exactly this reason: you can see what a week actually is before you commit 22 minutes to it.

Black Clover poster art
Official Black Clover artwork. Image: Crunchyroll

The reason to do the work now is that the story is restarting. Crunchyroll has put official trailers for a new Black Clover season on its own YouTube channel, which makes the 170 episodes above the entry requirement rather than an archive.

Black Clover cast 5

  • Gakuto KajiwaraAsta
  • Kana Yūki
    Kana YūkiNoelle Silva
  • Junichi SuwabeYami Sukehiro
  • Genki MuroMagna Swing
  • Ayumu MuraseLuck Voltia
Writer
Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
Studios
Studio Pierrot

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Kana Yūki: ファンキルチャンネル, CC BY 3.0.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Black Clover?

Black Clover streams on Crunchyroll in the US (subscription), checked September 15, 2026.

How many episodes are in Black Clover?

170 episodes.

When did Black Clover premiere?

October 3, 2017.

Is Black Clover finished?

All 170 episodes have aired; the last one was March 30, 2021.

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