Now I assume a few of you have heard of this.

For those who don't know, Black Clover is about Asta, a orphan with no magical power whatsoever in a world where magic is everything. Asta's long dream is to become the Wizard King, the greatest mage in all of the Clover Kingdom. But because of Asta's lack of magic, he's seen as a laughing stock to his village, but this doesn't get him down as Asta never gives up no matter what. One day when Asta and his foster brother/rival Yuno, an incredibly gifted mage, turn 15 they go to collect their Grimoire's that'll allow people to use spells. Most Grimoire's have a 3 leaf clover, however Yuno is gifted with a four leaf clover Grimoire, anyone with a 4-leaf is granted good luck. However Asta is granted a 5-leaf Grimoire that allows him to use Anti-Magic, allowing to negate magic. Asta and Yuno now race to see who'll become the next Wizard King first.

The show has a bit of a rocky start, most complaints are that Asta screams a lot (his dub voice is much better, though that's just my preference) the art style does becomes a bit inconsistent at times, making some moments feel odd. But this doesn't necessarily mean it's bad.

A great thing about this show, is that fights aren't usually one on one. In Naruto, for example, Naruto and Sasuke become so strong that they don't need anyone else and that doesn't give others a chance to shine. That is not the case in Black Clover, as multiple characters work together to fight as some have unique types of magic that can give an advantage.

Black Clover kinda feels like a mix of Naruto and My Hero, some may see that as a bad thing, as it means the show doesn't do anything special as it just copies other action anime, but the fact that series isn't that special is what makes it special.

All of the openings are absolutely amazing, which is kinda rare.

This series is still ongoing with currently 120 episodes of the anime out and about 230 chapters of the manga so far.

And that's all I can really recommend for Black Clover, if anyone is interested in it, do let me know as I'd love to talk about it.