Edens Zero has already started its course on screens in Japan. Despite this, the anticipation remains apparent, considering the manga's popularity across the globe. This is why many international fans are wondering when it will drop outside the country.
Comic Book said that the heads have recently confirmed that it will premiere this fall on Netflix. Until then, avid fans outside Japan will have to wait as far as legal avenues are concerned.
The confirmation comes after speculations regarding the total episode order emerged. Following the official premiere earlier this month, several netizens claimed that the first season houses 25 installments.
Given that Edens Zero airs weekly on local channels and platforms, the finale will likely arrive by September. Accordingly, a fall release in the United States is fitting, especially since Netflix will be the one to distribute the material.
Weeks after the emergence of the speculations, it has now been officially revealed that the first season will last for 25 episodes. The same publication, also, noted that the series will have "two whole cours of episodes" for the pilot installment. So, there will likely be a short break in between the two units.
For fans who cannot watch Edens Zero yet, reports said that the original manga is always available for reading on Crunchyroll and Comixology. It has been in print for a couple of years now but, only gained traction recently.
Creator Hiro Mashima brought the world of this sci-fi series before the public. The overall anticipation toward the manga and anime series, reportedly, came from the success of Fairy Tail. This is why it already has a dedicated audience upon the premiere of the materials.
So far, these are the latest updates on Edens Zero. More information will certainly arrive in the next few weeks as the series adaptation moves forward.
In its current course, the series is now heading toward Episode 4 titled, A Man Named Weisz. It will premiere on May 2, on Nippon TV, alongside other local channels in Japan.
Otakukart reported that the final moments of Episode 3 titled, Adventurers, saw Shiki, Rebecca, and Happy traveling toward Norma, which Elsie identifies as a "dead planet." In search of evidence, they arrived at Professor Weisz Steiner's house in hopes of obtaining a space-worthy ship from the person.
Upon arrival, though, a stranger held them at gunpoint and introduced himself as the professor. Considering that the title of Episode 4 appears to focus on the stranger, the upcoming installment will most likely center its course on Norma as the trio faces the person who claims to be the professor.
