Blue Box Episode 4: Release Date, Recap, and Additional Details

Taiki Inomata has long admired the dedication of his upperclassman, Chinatsu Kano, especially from a distance. Their initial meeting, which involved her accidentally hitting him with a basketball, left a memorable impact on him.

The recent episodes of Blue Box showcased magnificent animation and a charming atmosphere, particularly as Chinatsu moved in with Taiki. Fans were thrilled by these developments and are eagerly anticipating what comes next.

1. Release Date of Blue Box Episode 4

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The fourth episode of Blue Box is scheduled to premiere on October 24, 2024. Continuing the established release pattern, new episodes will air every Thursday, culminating in a full season of 25 episodes.

Below is the release timetable for significant time zones:

Time Zone	Release Date and Time
Pacific Daylight Time	October 24, 2024; 7:57 AM
Eastern Daylight Time	October 24, 2024; 10:57 AM
British Summer Time	October 24, 2024; 3:57 PM
Central European Summer Time	October 24, 2024; 8:27 PM
Indian Standard Time	October 24, 2024; 8:27 PM
Japanese Standard Time	October 24, 2024; 11:57 PM
Australian Standard Time	October 25, 2024; 12:27 AM

2. Recap of Blue Box Episode 2

In Episode 3, titled “Chii,” Hina takes the opportunity to comfort Taiki following his awkward realization from the previous episode’s conclusion. Taiki feels a pang of jealousy when he sees Chinatsu and Haryu together, prompting Hina’s assurance as a concerned friend.

In the competitive atmosphere of athletics, establishing connections is crucial. Taiki finds himself increasingly anxious, primarily after overhearing Haryu affectionately refer to Chinatsu as “Chii.”

The episode is filled with endearing and awkward situations as Chinatsu and Taiki adapt to their new living arrangement.

During one moment, Chinatsu realizes she forgot her key and inquires about Taiki’s return time after practice. Prompted by this, Taiki transforms into the Flash, racing home to avoid making her wait.

In a charming exchange, Chinatsu questions whether he rushed back for her, to which Taiki attempts to maintain his composure but ultimately denies it. Episode three delves into the protagonists’ vulnerabilities, showcasing Chinatsu’s open expression of feelings while Taiki grapples with acknowledging them.

As tensions rise between Taiki and Haryu, especially after Taiki’s defeat in a badminton match, their relationship becomes more complicated, layering their rivalry with an emotional strain in both love and sports. Nevertheless, Chinatsu consistently motivates Taiki, which strengthens their connection.

3. Anticipations for Blue Box Episode 4

In the upcoming episode, viewers can expect Taiki to further wrestle with his emotions as he navigates his competitive spirit against Haryu and his burgeoning feelings for Chinatsu, who is living with him. The series will continue to explore the balance between athletic endeavors and personal growth.

With Taiki and Haryu set to partner in an upcoming doubles match, audiences can look forward to additional complex and awkward interactions. Early on, it seems they’ll refrain from becoming overly friendly.

The next episode promises to showcase sports-centric action, further intensifying their rivalry both on and off the court.

4. Overview of Blue Box

Blue Box, known in Japan as Ao no Hako, is a romantic comedy and sports manga series penned and illustrated by Kouji Miura.

This manga has been serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine since its inception in April 2021. An anime adaptation is currently underway.

The narrative follows Taiki Inomata, a junior high student and member of the boys’ badminton team, whose crush, basketball player Chinatsu Kano, moves into his household. This situation offers him a unique opportunity to develop their connection as they both strive to achieve national championship glory with their respective teams.

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