“Black Clover” movie wraps up before summer release

The news about the upcoming Black Clover movie is causing a lot of excitement among anime fans. As the manga nears its conclusion, all eyes are on the anime as it prepares to release its first feature-length film, “Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King.” Fans are eagerly anticipating the movie’s release, which is set for June 16th in Japanese theaters and will be available globally on Netflix.

The movie promises to feature an original story overseen by series creator Yuki Tabata, and it will be set shortly after the TV anime’s end. The film will follow Asta, a boy born with no magic in a world where magic is everything, and his rival Yuno, a genius mage chosen by the legendary 4-leaf Grimoire. Together they have fought a number of powerful enemies to prove their power beyond adversity and aim for the top mage “Wizard King.”

However, standing in front of Asta and Yuno, who dream of becoming the Wizard King, are the Wizard Kings from the past. Conrad Leto, Julius Novachrono’s predecessor Wizard King, was once respected by the people of Clover Kingdom but suddenly rebelled against the kingdom and was sealed away. Now he has been resurrected and aims to use the “Imperial Sword” to resurrect the 3 most feared Wizard Kings in history, Edward Avalaché, Princia Funnybunny, and Jester Garandaros, and take over the Clover Kingdom.

The Black Clover movie is directed by Ayataka Tanemura, and fans are expecting it to showcase some stellar animation when it finally drops. The anime crew is on deck to drop this big feature on June 16th, and even the most stoic of fans will admit they’re excited to reunite with Asta on screen.

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