Black Clover is back from its hiatus, and its comeback confirms a big timeskip did go down!
It took a few months, but as promised, Black Clover is back! Yuki Tabata resumed the story's serialization this week after putting it on pause earlier this year. Now, all eyes are on the horizon as Black Clover pushes into its final act, and its big comeback confirmed a timeskip has passed by our heroes.
This timeskip was very much anticipated before Black Clover returned though we were not sure how much time would be passed. 15 months is a reasonable amount of time to recoup from the Spade Kingdom situation. Plus, it has given our heroes time to grow even older. Asta, for one, is now 18 years old after having taken on Lucifero when he was just 17. So if you think this final act has aged up his design, well – it has.
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