JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run — Episode Schedule

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run — Episode Schedule tracks the weekly episode dates for the anime adaptation of the seventh part of Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga. The manga has been serialised in Japan by Shueisha, with this part running in the monthly magazine Ultra Jump, and Steel Ball Run moves the series away from the earlier Joestar family settings into a cross-country horse race across the United States in 1890, following Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli. The calendar retrieves episode information from AniList, an anime and manga database that records confirmed broadcast data for television anime, including the Japanese airing schedule for this series. Each entry is one episode, identified by the production's stage label and a sequential number, and carries the air date and time exactly as AniList records them, which the calendar application converts into the local time zone. Further entries are appended as AniList confirms additional dates, so the list follows the broadcast rather than projecting a full run in advance, and the weekly cadence of a Japanese television slot is preserved. The adaptation extends the television line that David Production has animated since 2012, from Phantom Blood through Stone Ocean, and Steel Ball Run is the point at which Araki restarted the saga in a separate continuity. Anime viewers, entertainment journalists, and researchers who track broadcast and simulcast schedules can use this Smart Calendar Feed — free to subscribe — to keep confirmed episode dates visible in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Checking AniList by hand or recalculating the Japanese broadcast time becomes unnecessary, because the feed carries the corrected local times and episode labels automatically. The entertainment schedule fits alongside other plans and absorbs the seasonal clock changes that shift a Japanese late-night slot relative to European and North American time. The feed updates weekly, and more often between Friday and Sunday when most new anime episodes are released, so broadcast delays, recap episodes, rescheduled slots, and newly announced dates appear automatically after AniList revises its record. That update rhythm keeps the calendar aligned with changes from the Japanese production committee and avoids stale entries during a broadcast run.