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Jujutsu Kaisen is an ongoing anime television series which is based on a manga series of the same name written and illustrated by Gege Akutami. Jujutsu Kaisen is an adventure, dark fantasy, and supernatural manga and anime series that has been very much loved by the audience.

The anime adaptation of the manga was long-awaited by the mana lovers since they wanted to see their favorite characters in action. The wait came to an end in October this year when the anime series started airing its episodes weekly. The English dubs for the episodes will be made available from 20th November 2020 that will be done by Crunchyroll.

Even if the series is going on at present, fans are still curious if they will get to see a new installment in the series of Jujutsu Kaisen.

The possibilities of Jujutsu Kaisen season two

The renewal of the series for a second installment is based on a number of factors. The first and most important factor is the reception of the anime series. Any supply is made when there is sufficient demand for it. The same goes for the series. If the anime will be received well, the chances of getting a second season increase exponentially if to the end of the series.

At present, the anime is being received extremely well. If this reception remains consistent, the expectation of season two will seem more real.

When can we expect season two to drop by?

At present, it is kind of hard to predict anything. However, assuming that the series does extremely well and is renewed for a new season in the near future, it will take some time for the series to drop by.

Additionally, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is making the situation worse for the entertainment industry.

So, it would be safe to say that the series will not be dropping a second season before 2022, given that everything goes smoothly from now onward. Otherwise, the wait is going to be longer than that.

What could be the plot of season two?

There has been no official announcement regarding any possibility of a new season; therefore, everything said anywhere are just speculations at present.

The same goes for the plot of season two. Let us assume that the anime will be following the story of the manga. In that case, the season two plot depends on how much plot has been covered in season one and how much story is remaining to convey.

What is the basic plot of Jujutsu Kaisen?

The story follows a teenage athlete, Yuji Itadori, who accidentally comes in contact with a cursed talisman. The talisman is then opened by his friends containing a rotten finger, which invites havoc to the school. Many dangerous creatures and dark powers haunt the school. Being helpless without any magical powers, Yuji decides to swallow the rotten finger inviting all the dark energy inside himself. It is further proposed that Yuji should swallow all fingers allowing the sorcerers to end the negativity at once.

Avatar: The Last Airbender’s spin-off show, ‘The Legend of Korra’ received a lot of love and appreciation from the spectators as it carried the power and success of the original series when it first aired. Not only did it deliver amazing content, but also promoted newness. The series first premiered on April 14, 2012, with twelve episodes, on Nickelodeon and concluded on December 19, 2014, with its fourth season.

The titular character of the series, Korra, has been voiced over by Janet Varney since the very first season, while the characters of Mako, Bolin, Tenzin, Asami Sato, and Lin Beifong, and Jinoran has been voiced over by Janet Varney, David Faustino, P. J. Byrne, J. K. Simmons, Seychelle Gabriel, Mindy Sterling, and Kiernan Shipka respectively. Dee Bradley Baker has voiced over the characters of Tarrlok, Pabu, Oogi and Naga.

However, the ending of the series has raised certain debates by the spectators of the show, especially about the unorthodox relationship of Asami and Korra.

The Legend of Korra Plot

Set seventy years after the events of ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender,’ the American animated TV series, ‘The Legend of Korra’ follows the story of Korra, who is an Avatar and a reincarnated version of the protagonist from the original series. She is responsible for maintaining order in Republic City, which is particularly a sovereign state created as a consequence of the Hundred Year War. In the first season, we witness Korra joining forces with Tenzin, Aang’s son and sharpens her air bending skilss. As she masters her abilities, she sets out to conquer Amon, who is the major antagonist of the story, the leader of an anti-bending gang known as ‘Equalists’.

In the next book, which was titled ‘Spirits,’ Korra lives under the guidance of Unalaq, her uncle, who is a master of water-bending, serving as the leader of both the Northern and Southern Water Tribes. Hiding his true intentions from her, Unalaq persistently strives to release the spirit of darkness and disorder, Vastu, from the world of Spirits, and bring destruction to the Republic City. In the third book, titled ‘Change,’ a brand new villain, Zaheer, who is the leader of the rebellion group, ‘Red Lotus’ shows up— marking the establishment of an epic between Korra and himself. It is also the most crucial arc of the journey of Korra, marking her first defeat. The last book of the series was titled, ‘Balance’.

The Legend of Korra Ending Explained

Amon and Unalaq both taught Korra to be a hero and to be the best version of herself, however, none of them saw it coming that she can be defeated once too— even she herself began to believe that she is unbeatable. However, after her first defeat, the confident Korra was lost, as she began to struggle in believing in herself again. While she strives to better herself, her former friend Kuvira, establishes a totalitarian Earth Empire. She faces her second tragic defeat when she confronts Kuvira, but, surprisingly, Zaheer sends a helping aid for her.

In part two’s finale of season four, Korra with her Avatar crew, sets out to block Kuvira’s mecha, that featured spirit energy super-cannon. To guarantee success, they seek aid from Asami’s father, Hiroshi Sato, who advises them to attack the mecha from inside. In order to help the team of Avatar and saving the city, the former prisoner tries his best and sacrifices his own life while doing so, but manages to disable the mecha, forcing Kuvira to flee away. However, Kuvira does not lose hope and rushes to the spirit wilds, and discovers a super-cannon there intending to use it against Korra. Surprisingly, the canon was defective but before it exploded, Korra saves herself. The explosion leads to the ejection of enough spirit energy for the opening of a new portal to the Spirit World. Korra and her team finally sets everything right and the ending scenes, Korea and Asami looks at each other with eyes full of love, and gradually drift into the world of spirits.

The ending might seem a little ambiguous since the show never openly implied Korra and Asami sharing a romantic relationship. However, if we take a closer look, we will find some hints given by the creators throughout the show, in order to support its development. Their feelings might have appeared when Korra was shattered at her defeat by Zaheer and the one whose presence she craved for was only Asami, even though Mako and Bolin kept writing letters to ask about her well being, to which she never replied. Even Bryan Konietzko, the director of the series has himself made it clear through Tumblr, stating that it is an obvious choice for the writers to pair a boy and girl together, however, he wanted to showcase a different relationship which not only is based on plain romance, but also a relationship where both the parties mutually inspire one another to live.

Code: Breaker is the story of Sakurakouji Sakura or we can also say that it is a story of selected few people work under the prime minister directly and called Code Breakers. These code breakers have some special abilities which make them different from humans. Riding the bus one day, Sakurakouji Sakura peers out the window to see individuals being scorched bursting at the seams with a blue fire and a kid her age who’s safe and remaining over the individuals. Sakurakouji Sakura comes to the site of incidence the next day and she finds nothing. It was like nothing happened at all. In the school of Sakurakouji Sakura, there’s a new transfer boy name Oogami Rei. Oogami Rei is the same boy Sakurakouji Sakura saw that night. Oogami is a Code Breaker, one who “doesn’t exist”. He is an apparently wanton executioner who follows the standard of “tit for tat”, to “utilize evil against evil”. Persuaded that murdering isn’t right, Sakurakouji embarks to stop him and enter his frosty heart.

Code: Breaker Season 2

Code: Breaker Season 1 has been released on October 2012 total of 13 episodes. Code: Breaker also got an OVA of 3 episodes, it’s a side story. The OVA is aired in 2013. There’s no confirmation from the studios but there are plenty of rumours that we can see season 2 of Code: Breaker in 2022.

Code: Breaker Characters Analysis

Oogami Rei: Oogami Rei is the wannabe of the arrangement. He is an unpredictable character and shows various sides of himself. At the point when he is at school, he acts like another young person of his age and is thought to everybody around him. In any case, outside school, when he’s working for Eden, he turns into an altogether extraordinary individual and savagely murders individuals. He acts as he couldn’t care less about anybody and even strongly asserts it now and again, yet he does really think about the ones who near him. He is likewise very captivated by Sakurakouji and in light of the fact that he can’t consume her, he feels attracted to her. As the show advances further, he starts opening up to specific individuals and even beginnings taking care of his sibling. Sakurakouji understands that he is really a caring individual and makes an honest effort to draw out the best in him. With her assistance, he can totally change himself before the finish of the arrangement.

Sakura Sakurakouji: Sakura is the female hero of the arrangement who at first leads an extremely typical secondary school life. In any case, after she witnesses Rei executing a group with his capacities, her life totally changes. With this occasion, she gets more engaged with Rei’s life and attempts to make him a superior individual. Despite the fact that she isn’t a Code Breaker like Oogami Rei, she has the capacity to kill his forces and therefore, she is known as the “uncommon kind”. Not at all like Rei, she doesn’t have various characters and is a similar constantly. In appearance, she is by all accounts sensitive, rich and the young men around her consistently want to ensure her. In any case, she is really a hand to hand fighting master and is very well equipped for securing herself. Due to her female looks and agile character, she is additionally exceptionally mainstream in school.

Blood Lad is the story of Staz Charlie Blood. Staz Charlie Blood is a powerful vampire who rules the Eastern district of Demon World. Staz Charlie Blood is an otaku obsessed with Japanese culture and completely uninterested in human blood but there are rumours in the demon world that Staz Charlie Blood is a bloodthirsty and merciless monster. Like every other otaku Staz Charlie spends his days lazing around, indulging in anime, manga, and games and leave all the management of his territory to his underlings.

One day a human girl (Japanese girl) Fuyumi Yanagi, accidentally wanders through a portal leading into the demon world. Seeing Fuyumi Yanagi, Staz Charlie is overjoyed. After a while Staz Charlie started  to feel an unusual attraction to her, his territory is attacked. In that attack Fuyumi Yanagi die and turned into a wandering ghost. As Staz Charlie is a hard core otaku Staz Charlie vows to resurrect her as this would mean being able to travel to the human world. Being in the human world and travel there he can enjoy all the latest mangas and games.

Blood lad is the story of Fuyumi Yanagi and Staz Charlie, a  half-werewolf and spatial magician Bell there adventure in journey to find a magic that can bring humans back to life.

Blood Lad Season 2

The season one fro Blood Lad was aired on July 2013, Blood Lad season one got total of 10 episodes. Blood lad also got a OVA episode “Blood Lad: Wagahai wa Neko de wa Nai” on December 2013. Its been 7 years since Blood Lad was aired the series got 7.37/10 on My Anime Listand 7.1/10 on IMDb looking at this the anime is quit goodand populer also. But is that’s the case where season tow of Blood Lad. The original manga series for Blood Lad contains seventeen volumes that have 85 chapters. Manga for Blood Lad has also ended back in December 2016. And the fact that after the end of season one (the last episode was aired on September 2013) we got to see the OVA. The animation for the season one was a little of but despite that fans love the season one. As per our sources for season two its just a matter of time. We can expect season two from Brain’s Base to pick one more season of the seriesreally soon.

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Accoding to our sources we can see the official announcement for Blood Lad season two by the next year. Due to the on going corona virus pendamic all the major shows, animes and even movies are on hold or delayed by atlest six months. As per our sources we can expect to see Blood Lad season two by the send of 2021 or in the summer of 2022.

Where to watch Blood Lad season 1

You can watch Blood Lad season one on Viz Media official site. You can also visit officlai page of Blood Lad by Viz Media.

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Motorola company offering a new smartphone to its uses Moto G9 Plus. The Moto G9 Plus sits alongside Moto G9 that was launched in India recently, The Moto G series has been the backbone of the Motorola lineup in India for a while now and helped the brand re-establish its position in the budget segment. where Moto G9 play was introduced to the global market.  So has Motorola designed this phone well enough to face its fierce competition. Moto G9 Plus has a large 5,000mAh battery which powers a  Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G SoC and comes with 128GB of onboard storage. With 64 megapixels main sensor onboard the phone have a Quad camera setup at the rear.

Price of Moto G9 plus

The Moto G9 Plus is currently available only in Brazil, We don’t have any information Whether Moto G9 Plus going to release outside of Brazil at the moment. The Moto G9 comes with 4 GB worth RAM and 128 GB worth of storage at a price of BRL 2.249,10 which us approximately Rs. 31,000. The smartphone has 2 color variants, Rose Gold and Blue Indigo are the two options in color to choose from. The Moto G9 Plus smartphone is already on sale in the country through the company’s official website.

Specification of Moto G9 Plus

Moto G9 Plus and it runs of Android 10 software. The phone features a 6.8-inch full-HD+ Max Vision HDR10 Super Screen display and it is powered by the 2.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G SoC, which is powered by a 5,000mAh battery which is charged by 30W TurboPower fast charging support.

It packs 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. There is microSD card support for storage expansion if needed. all in the measurement of 170×78.1×9.7mm which also weighs 223 grams.

the Moto G9 Plus has a quad-camera setup that includes a 64-megapixel main camera with f/1.8 aperture, as well as an 8-megapixel 118 degrees for the ultra-wide-angle shooter with f/2.2 aperture, another 2-megapixel macro camera with f/2.2 aperture, and a last 2-megapixel depth sensor with f/2.2 aperture as well. The phone offers LED flash support at the back. Upfront, there is a 16-megapixel selfie camera with an f/2.0 aperture to improve your selfie game.

Connectivity options include Bluetooth v5, with a Wi-Fi 802.11 ac, GPS, and a USB Type-C jack, with a 3.5mm audio jack. They also include a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. Other sensors on board include an accelerometer, proximity sensor, gyroscope, and ambient light sensor.

With a brand new key visual, The Promised Neverland confirmed yet again that the next season is on the way. Initially scheduled to air from October 2020, the season got pushed to 2021 due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, which is the sole reason for most of the projects of the industry to have put on halt or for getting delayed indefinitely. The production of the second season began last year, however keeping in mind the health and safety of the crew, the series got rescheduled and now will be airing in January 2021. Season one will be rebroadcasted in October 2020, in Japan for us to recollect the plot of the old episodes, and right after it completes all the episodes, the broadcast of season 2 will begin. Here are the visuals for season 2 released a few days back. You can check it out now.

New teaser visual for The Promised Neverland Season 2. Premieres January 2021.https://t.co/EfOH166pFE pic.twitter.com/DAxl1iziIC

— A.I.R (Anime Intelligence (and) Research) (@AIR_News01) August 11, 2020

The first season of The Promised Neverland started airing from January 11, 2019, on Fuji TV’s late-night Noitamina anime programming block, and concluded on March 29, 2019, with a total of twelve episodes. If you want to watch season 1 online, you can switch to any of the streaming platforms mentioned here. However, it varies around the world, for example, in the US, you can stream the series on Crunchyroll, FunimationNow, Hulu, and Hidive, but in Japan, it is available to stream on Amazon, on Wakanim in French, and on AnimeLab in New Zealand and Australia.

There is also good news for the fans of the series since a live-action film adaptation of the manga is going to release this year itself in December. Overall, starting from the third quarter of 2020, the fans of the series will be fed well.

The Promised Neverland Season 2 Expected Storyline

The series, set in 2045, depicting the story of an eleven year-old orphan, Emma, residing in Grace Field House, which is a small orphanage taking care of her and all of her 37 siblings. They had been living a great life there, with good food and shelter, under the care of caretaker Isabella, whom they thought of as their own mother, but had only one obligation, not to venture out of the gate that will let them into the outside world. However, their lives took a dramatic turn when Emma and her friend, Norman, discovered that the supposed orphanage was nothing but a farm to raise humans as food for a demon, and Isabella was also in allegiance with the demonic creatures. They determined to break out of the orphanage and set up a mission to save all of their other siblings.

The world has already opened up for Emma along with her other siblings, as the finale of ‘The Promised Neverland’ season 1 showcased their successful escape from Grace Field House. In the upcoming season, we are probably going to see how they will be able to escape from the woods and how they will explore the new world, which will be entirely different from their old one. The series is a CloverWorks anime adaptation of the manga series bearing the same name. The first season adapted chapter 1 to 37 of the manga, containing the Introduction and Jailbreak Arc while in season 2, Promised Forest Arc, the Search For Minerva Arc, and also the Goldy Pond Battle Arc would be adapted.

The Promised Neverland Season 2 Cast

The Promised Neverland Season 2 Casts Emma, voiced over by Sumire Morohoshi, Norman, voiced over by Maaya Uchida, and Ray by Mariya Ise, in lead roles. Other notable characters in the anime were played by Conny by Ari Ozawa, Don by Shinei Ueki, Thoma by Mari Hino, Nat by Shizuka Ishigami, Gilda by Lynn, Anna by Ai Kayano, Phil by Hiyori Kono and Lani by Yuuko Mori. The major antagonists of the anime include Isabella voiced over by Yūko Kaida, Krone by Nao Fujita, and Sarah/Grandmother by Mami Koyama. All the names mentioned here are expected to come up in the list of voice artists for the second season.