The most iconic football anime of recent years will receive a third season
Although we will have to wait until 2026 to see new episodes of Ao Ashi

- April 30, 2025
- Updated: April 30, 2025 at 11:57 AM

Although it has not been officially announced yet, many fans are eagerly awaiting the third season of the animated football series Ao Ashi. This series has managed to capture the attention of genre lovers, offering a fresh proposal within the spokon in recent years. It has been confirmed that new episodes are in the works, which are expected to hit the screen in 2026.
A highly anticipated return for fans
The first season of Ao Ashi was produced by Production I.G., a studio known for its quality in animation and storytelling. However, the second season will see the transition to the renowned TMS Entertainment, famous for having worked on series like Ashita no Joe, Dr. Stone, and more recently Sakamoto Days. This change of studio generates expectations among the community, considering TMS’s experience in the industry.
In terms of episodes, although no exact number has been specified, it is estimated that the next season could have approximately 24 chapters. This number will largely depend on TMS’s production and its ability to adapt the content. With the Ao Ashi manga reaching its conclusion with volume 40, there is ample room to develop the story without restrictions. This situation offers creators the necessary flexibility to truncate or expand the content based on the original material.
On the other hand, the anticipation for the third season of Blue Lock has led many fans to debate the quality and future of football-themed anime adaptations. Although details about Blue Lock are still scarce, the impact of Ao Ashi suggests that interest in animated football is on the rise, which could benefit both series in terms of audience.
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