
Aoashi Season 2
Also known as: Aoashi 2nd Seasonアオアシ 第2期
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- 79%
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- 24,882
What is Aoashi Season 2 about?
Aoashi Season 2 is a TV anime series planned at 24 episodes animated by TMS Entertainment, adapted from a manga. It began airing in October 4, 2026 and is still releasing new episodes. AniList classifies it as sports. It continues from Aoashi, which is worth watching first.
Aoi Ashito’s game has now earned him a spot on the A team, but he is quickly overwhelmed by his harsh new reality. Surrounded by elite players like Kuribayashi and Akutsu, practices are just as merciless as the matches. In this U-18 Premier League of powerhouse talent, Ashito must evolve or be crushed, if he’s ever to be acknowledged.
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Themes AniList users associate with it: Football, Seinen, Male Protagonist.
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Main characters
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Ashito Aoi 青井葦人
Main character
Ashito is a brash and naïve kid from a remote prefecture called Ehime who has dreams of becoming the world's greatest forward. He currently lives in Tokyo as a first year high school student and member of Tokyo City Esperion FC.
Japanese voice: Kouki Oosuzu
Supporting characters
Tatsuya Fukuda 福田達也
Supporting character
Director of Tokyo City Esperion FC Youth, and Head Coach of the A Team. He was born in Ehime, Japan but moved to Tokyo to attend high school. He joined Tokyo City Esperion FC of the J-League (Japan's top professional football league) at the age of 18 and became a regular at 20.
Japanese voice: Chikahiro Kobayashi
Haruhisa Kuribayashi 栗林晴久
Supporting character
Kuribayashi is considered a football genius, making his professional debut at age 16 for Tokyo City Esperion FC of the J-1 League. He also plays for Japan's Under-20 National Team.
Japanese voice: Yuuichirou Umehara
Hana Ichijou 一条花
Supporting character
Hana Ichijou is the younger step-sister of Tatsuya Fukuda, the coach of Tokyo City Esperion FC Youth. She has been a football fan since she was very young. She was especially a fan of Fukuda, even before their parents married. Hana has a deep knowledge of nutrition as she aspires to become a sports surgeon.
Japanese voice: Maki Kawase
Nagisa Akutsu 阿久津渚
Supporting character
He is the only player from the class one year above Ashito to have passed the tryouts. A defender with the skill to earn a starting spot on the first team as early as his freshman year, he is stoic and hot-tempered, often clashing with his teammates.
Japanese voice: Shunsuke Takeuchi
Yuuma Motoki 本木遊馬
Supporting character
A first-year high school student and member of Tokyo City Esperion FC. He was promoted from the Esperion Junior Youth team. He plays the forward position, and even though he is a first-year, he has the ability to be a first team regular.
Japanese voice: Junya Enoki
Eisaku Otomo 大友栄作
Supporting character
A first year student and midfielder playing for Tokyo City Esperion FC's Youth Team. He’s the team’s mood-maker, always looking out for everyone. He gets incredibly nervous before matches, but once the game starts, he’s a midfielder who controls the team with cool, level-headed judgment.
Japanese voice: Tatsumaru Tachibana
Kanpei Kuroda 黒田勘平
Supporting character
Promoted from Junior Youth. He usually has a laid-back, gentle, and approachable vibe, but he's a realist who prioritizes becoming a pro above all else.
Japanese voice: Shun Horie
Souichirou Tachibana 橘総一郎
Supporting character
A first year student playing as forward for Tokyo City Esperion FC.
Japanese voice: Seiichirou Yamashita
Ryuuichi Takeshima 竹島龍一
Supporting character
A promotee from the junior youth team. A rarity in the ultra-attacking Esperion team, a defender specialized in defense. He shares a conflict with Togashi, who has a different philosophy on soccer, alongside Kuroda.
Japanese voice: Kentarou Kumagai
Keiji Togashi 冨樫慶司
Supporting character
Togashi is a first year high school student and member of Tokyo City Esperion FC Youth. He is a hot-headed and passionate kid who came to Esperion after leaving his motorcycle gang behind. His dark black hair is regularly styled in a classic biker-yankee pompadour.
Japanese voice: Taku Yashiro
Kaneko Aoi 葵金子
Supporting character
A reporter for the magazine "Football Every"
Japanese voice: Mikako Komatsu
Kenta Yoshitsune 義経健太
Supporting character
Captain of the Tokyo City Esperion FC Youth A team. He is a forward and last year's top scorer in the U-18 Premier League. His soccer skills are overwhelming, but he has an elusive personality, speaking in a peculiar tone of voice and losing the end of words.
Japanese voice: Kazuyuki Okitsu
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