Black Clover Season 2 unveils Devil Union Asta visual
Black Clover Season 2 has revealed a new Devil Union Asta visual as the returning anime continues its weekly run.
Black Clover Season 2 has revealed a new Devil Union Asta visual after the third episode of the returning anime aired on October 17. The season began on October 3, with Crunchyroll carrying the international stream, and the new artwork puts Asta's demonic transformation at the centre of the campaign. 1
The visual follows the latest episode rather than announcing a new broadcast date. It gives fans a closer look at Asta's Devil Union form, the state he reaches by combining his anti-magic with the power of his devil partner. The official anime website also hosts the season's promotional material, including a new PV that features Asta and confirms the show's ongoing 2026 return. 2
The latest Black Clover visual
The new image arrives as Season 2 settles into its weekly run. Studio Pierrot remains responsible for the animation, with Ayataka Tanemura directing, Keiichiro Ochi overseeing series composition, Itsuko Takeda handling character design and Minako Seki composing the music. The opening theme is “Kienai Riyuu” by WANIMA. 1
Anime Corner's report attributes the visual to the Black Clover official X account and identifies the wider production team, while the official website provides the primary promotional context for the returning series. 1 2
The official PV is included below, using the /embed/ form required for YouTube embeds.
What this means for the season
The visual is a small update, but it is the kind of character-focused reveal that keeps a returning anime visible between larger announcements. Asta's Devil Union design is one of the season's clearest visual hooks, and the new image makes that transformation the immediate face of the show rather than treating it as background lore.
There is no new release-date change attached to this update. Instead, it confirms that the promotional campaign is continuing alongside the weekly broadcast, with the anime's central rivalry and anti-magic action still driving the presentation. Fans looking for the wider story setup can find the official synopsis and promotional material on the anime website. 2
Our opinion
This is a tidy, useful update rather than a major announcement, but it earns its place because it gives the returning series a fresh visual beat tied to the current episode run. The official PV and website also make the key detail easy to verify: Devil Union Asta is not just a fan interpretation or an old image resurfacing, but a central part of the new season's marketing. That makes the visual worth flagging for viewers already following the weekly comeback, without pretending it changes the show's schedule or production status.