The exhibit is the result of more than 12 years of scientific and curatorial research on Picasso’s Blue Period, consisting of artworks from 30 international collections.
Blue Period
Blue Period is, before every thing, about passion. It may sound cliché but this is the best manga I've ever read about "following your dreams and make them come true" as generic-shounen as it may sound. Yatora was an uninterested high school student until he found himself in love with art.
This, along with the episode delays in the West, might partly explain why the series' episode count wasn't announced for so many weeks. Now, the episode total for Blue Period has finally been specified on MyAnimeList and it will be 12 episodes.
What to expect from the second season of Blue Period? With Yatori Yaguchi defying all odds and passing his exams to get into the Tokyo University of the Arts, a new chapter of the budding artist's life will begin.
Is the Blue Period Manga Complete or Ongoing? The Blue Period manga has been serialized since 2017, and it is currently ongoing. In a sense, it always feels good to know that you will return to your favorite characters sooner rather than later.
Blue Period Episode 2 is going to be available on Netflix on Saturday the 16th of October.
When writing this post, Blue Period is set to premiere with the release of Episode 1 on Saturday, October 9th, 2021. The showrunners confirmed that Netflix would stream the anime for the international audience.
Ryuji Ayukawa is a genderqueer bisexual character from Blue Period.
The award-winning Blue Period manga is taking at least a one-month break so the mangaka can recover from COVID-19. Tsubasa Yamaguchi confirmed the hiatus on Twitter, explaining how she hadn't been feeling well since "the other day" and how a PCR test revealed she had contracted the virus.
Blue Period Season 2 PlotNo.TitleOriginal air date11“The Start of the Second Exam” Transcription: “Niji Shiken Kaishi” (Japanese: 2次試験開始)December 11, 202112“When I Started to be Dyed in Color” Transcription: “Irozuki Hajimeta Jibun” (Japanese: 色づき始めた自分)December 18, 202110 more rows•May 2, 2022
Netflix has acquired the anime series Blue Period. The news is good for fans of the original manga, but also significant for anime fans and Netflix users in general. Exceptionally, Netflix will release episodes weekly, rather than all at once.
Blue Period (Japanese: ブルーピリオド, Hepburn: Burū Piriodo) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Tsubasa Yamaguchi. The series has been serialized in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Monthly Afternoon since June 2017 and has been collected in twelve tankōbon volumes as of May 2022.
Now, the episode total for Blue Period has finally been specified on MyAnimeList and it will be 12 episodes.
The color blue has been traditionally linked to depressive states, tears, and emotional ruin, as it is featured heavily in Picasso's creations during this period.
Blue Period comes out of the machine an uneven but worthwhile experience regardless of all this. Yatora Yaguchi is a condescending high school student who prides himself on hard work, rather than relying on natural talent.
Life and priorities change for listless high schooler Yatora when he sees his classmate's painting and discovers an appreciation and talent for art.
Yatora enters the art club. Over summer break he takes part in special training to improve his skills after switching his college choice to art school.
Yatora joins Yuka for extra lessons at Tokyo Art Institute. He has an artistic breakthrough when visiting a museum with his strange new classmates.
TAI's night students join the intimidating afternoon classes to gear up for the next competition as the stress of art exams weigh on Yatora's friends.
As exams near, Oba intensifies training. Yatora struggles to articulate abstract concepts, so Saeki encourages him to use a larger canvas for fun.
Yatora experiments with various tools to find a secret weapon that will boost his art while exam stress begins to wear on the students' health.
Oba tells Yatora his weakness, which sends him spiraling. But a heart-to-heart with a close friend reignites his confidence as the first exam begins!
Life and priorities change for listless high schooler Yatora when he sees his classmate's painting and discovers an appreciation and talent for art.
Yatora enters the art club. Over summer break he takes part in special training to improve his skills after switching his college choice to art school.
Yatora joins Yuka for extra lessons at Tokyo Art Institute. He has an artistic breakthrough when visiting a museum with his strange new classmates.
TAI's night students join the intimidating afternoon classes to gear up for the next competition as the stress of art exams weigh on Yatora's friends.
As exams near, Oba intensifies training. Yatora struggles to articulate abstract concepts, so Saeki encourages him to use a larger canvas for fun.
Yatora experiments with various tools to find a secret weapon that will boost his art while exam stress begins to wear on the students' health.
Oba tells Yatora his weakness, which sends him spiraling. But a heart-to-heart with a close friend reignites his confidence as the first exam begins!
It was also nominated for the 24th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize. Blue Period ranked #9 on Alu's manga community "My Manga Best5" 2020 ranking, in which 46,641 users (via Twitter) participated.
The series will premiere in October 2021.
Kodansha has collected its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was released on December 22, 2017. As of May 21, 2021, ten volumes have been released. In North America, Kodansha USA announced the print release of the manga in November 2019.
The series ranked #4 on Kono Manga ga Sugoi! list of best manga of 2019 for male readers, ranked #14, along with The Fable by Katsuhisa Minami, on the 2020 list, and ranked #15, along with Bōkyō Tarō on the 2021 list. It ranked #16 on the 19th "Book of the Year" list by Da Vinci magazine.
Second-year high school student Yatora Yaguchi is a delinquent with excellent grades, but is unmotivated to find his true calling in life. Yatora spends his days working hard to maintain his academic standing while hanging out with his equally unambitious friends.
Netflix Japan aired each episode one week in advance of the TV premiere starting on September 25, 2021. Netflix International released each subtitled episode the week following the airing on Japanese TV starting on October 9, 2021. Regular TV broadcast began on October 2, 2021.