Black Clover — Episode Schedule

Black Clover — Episode Schedule tracks every upcoming episode of the Black Clover anime adaptation, with air dates sourced from AniList. The series, produced by Pierrot and broadcast on TV Tokyo in Japan, adapts Yūki Tabata's shōnen fantasy manga about Asta, a boy born without magic in a world where everyone else has it; the manga began serialization in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump in 2015. AniList serves as the underlying schedule database, recording broadcast slots as Japanese networks and production committees confirm them. Each calendar entry is a single episode rather than a multi-day event. The feed normally lists the episode number, the air date, and the broadcast time in Japan Standard Time when those details are available. Where AniList has not yet recorded a precise air slot — between cours, ahead of an announced continuation, or during a broadcast pause — the feed carries a date-to-be-announced placeholder instead of a speculative date, and that placeholder is replaced as soon as a network confirms the slot. Updates are applied weekly, with a heavier refresh window from Friday through Sunday, matching the period when most new anime episodes for seasonal titles land on Japanese television. The feed can include standard television episodes, special broadcasts, and any announced film or OVA screening slots that AniList files under the Black Clover title. International simulcasts and streaming availability vary by territory, but the calendar follows the Japanese broadcast dates as recorded by AniList. Fans who follow the series, anime writers, and event planners tracking the seasonal anime calendar can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to keep each confirmed Black Clover episode in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed turns AniList's schedule into a standard calendar subscription, so a new episode appears without manual re-entry once a date is confirmed. This entertainment calendar is most useful during a broadcast run, when episodes follow a repeating weekly cadence and time-zone conversion matters for viewers outside Japan. Because AniList updates as broadcasters and distributors publish details, the linked items refresh automatically after the initial connection. Cancellations, delays, recap episodes, schedule changes, and newly announced air dates replace earlier placeholders, and the Friday-to-Sunday refresh window captures the typical end-of-week broadcast confirmation cycle for Japanese television. Individual episode records never need to be imported again, and the episode calendar remains aligned with the latest AniList dataset.