What are the filler episodes and arcs that you can skip in Black Clover? The fantasy series following Asta and Yuno has a total of 170 episodes so far. Out of the 170 episodes, Black Clover has 18 filler episodes. Here is a guide on the Black Clover filler list, which episodes and arcs you can safely miss, and if any of the fillers are worth watching.
Black Clover Filler List
The Black Clover anime has anime and manga canon episodes, a combination of canon and filler episodes, and fully filler episodes.
Here are the canon and combination manga and anime canon/filler episodes from the Black Clover anime that you need to watch.
- Magic Knights Entrance Arc: Episodes 1-13
- Dungeon Exploration Arc: Episodes 14-19
- Royal Capital Assault Arc: Episodes 20-27
- Eye of the Midnight Sun Encounter Arc: Episode 28 and Episodes 30-39
- Seabed Temple Arc: Episodes 40-51
- Witches’ Forest Arc: Episodes 51-65
- Royal Knights Arc: Episode 67, Episodes 69-81, Episodes 83-96
- Elf Reincarnation Arc: Episodes 97-122, Episodes 126-130, Episodes 132-133, Episodes 136-141, Episodes 150-157
- Heart Kingdom Joint Struggle Arc: Episodes 158-167
- Spade Kingdom Raid Arc: Episodes 168-170
Black Clover Filler Episodes
- Episode 29: Path
- Episode 66: The Secret of the Eye of the Midnight Sun
- Episode 68: Battle to the Death?! Yami vs. Jack
- Episode 82: Petit Clover! The Nightmarish Charmy Special!
- Episode 123: Nero Reminisces…Part One
- Episode 124: Nero Reminisces…Part Two
- Episode 125: Return
- Episode 131: A New Resolve
- Episode 134: Those Who Have Been Gathered
- Episode 135: The One Who Has My Heart, My Mind, and Soul
- Episode 142: Those Remaining
- Episode 143: The Tilted Scale
- Episode 144: Those Who Wish for the Devil’s Demise
- Episode 145: Rescue
- Episode 146: Those Who Worship the Devil
- Episode 147: Prepared to Die
- Episode 148: Becoming the Light That Shines Through the Darkness
- Episode 149: Two Things We Need to Find
In general, the filler episodes are additional content for fleshing out the characters and some aspects of the story. Many fans say they didn’t even realize the episodes they were watching were filler. If you have the time, watching the fillers isn’t too bad.
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