Black Clover just celebrated a big milestone, and a new trailer is here to hype the anniversary!
Black Clover is back this week with a new update, and as fans expected, the manga is still churning through one of its biggest fights yet. Creator Yuki Tabata has his hands full with the manga and its anime's first film, but there is even more on his mind than that. After all, Black Clover just celebrated a big anniversary, and the series just put out a big promo to celebrate the event.
After all, the story's lead began as a magic-less orphan whose dream of becoming the Wizard King was mocked. The title seemed more likely to go to Yuno, his best friend and one of the kingdom's prodigal mages. However, Asta has come leaps and bounds since he was first introduced. While Yuno has become stronger in his own right, Asta has discovered the true power of his anti-magic and his birthright to boot.
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