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Every morning, incoming first-year Taiki Inomata hurries to his high school gym in order to further refine his badminton skills. However, his true motivation stems from sharing the otherwise empty gym with second-year Chinatsu Kano, Taiki's crush and the star player of the girls' basketball team. Although Chinatsu seems unapproachable, Taiki gradually finds opportunities to get to know her little by little. Unbeknownst to Taiki, his tireless work ethic and admiration motivate Chinatsu to work h...
A badminton hopeful and a basketball star collide, sparking love, rivalry, and a national‑level showdown.
First‑year student Taiki Inomata spends his mornings at the high‑school gym, not just to sharpen his badminton swing but to catch glimpses of Chinatsu Kano, the charismatic senior who dominates the girls’ basketball court. While Chinatsu projects an icy, untouchable aura, Taiki’s quiet persistence gradually chips away at the distance between them, turning fleeting encounters into genuine moments of connection. Their budding friendship fuels both of their ambitions: Taiki’s drive to break into the varsity lineup and Chinatsu’s resolve to chase a national title after her family’s sudden overseas posting forces her to stay behind. When Chinatsu ends up living under the same roof as Taiki’s mother—thanks to a long‑standing family friendship—their lives intertwine in ways neither anticipated. Amid the cramped living quarters, Taiki vows to elevate his game alongside her, while his childhood friend and gymnast Hina Chouno offers unwavering support. Together, they navigate the pressures of elite school sports, the tangled emotions of a love polygon, and the relentless pursuit of a dream that could either bind them together or tear them apart.
A wholesome sports-romance following a badminton player and a basketball star who end up living under the same roof. Expect sweet yearning, competitive training arcs, and a gentle love triangle — all framed with the earnest, low-stakes tone typical of modern shounen romance.
Blue Box has 25 episodes.
Blue Box is currently finished airing.
Blue Box was produced by Telecom Animation Film.
Blue Box aired Oct 3, 2024 to Mar 27, 2025.
Blue Box is based on a Manga.
A wholesome sports-romance following a badminton player and a basketball star who end up living under the same roof. Expect sweet yearning, competitive training arcs, and a gentle love triangle — all framed with the earnest, low-stakes tone typical of modern shounen romance.
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Chouno, Hina
Main
CV: Kitou, Akari

Inomata, Taiki
Main
CV: Chiba, Shouya

Kano, Chinatsu
Main
CV: Ueda, Reina

Funami, Nagisa
Supporting
CV: Nagase, Anna

Haryuu, Kengo
Supporting
CV: Uchida, Yuuma

Hyoudou, Shouta
Supporting
CV: Ono, Yuuki

Inomata, Grandfather
Supporting
CV: Miyazaki, Satoshi

Inomata, Father
Supporting
CV: Maeda, Hiroki

Inomata, Yukiko
Supporting
CV: Yuzuki, Ryouka

Itou
Supporting
CV: Uchida, Shuuichi

Kano, Mother
Supporting
CV: Nazuka, Kaori

Kasahara, Kyou
Supporting
CV: Kobayashi, Chiaki

Kikuchi
Supporting
CV: Kawano, Mari

Kishi, Shouichirou
Supporting
CV: Kawanishi, Kengo

Mariko
Supporting

Matsuoka, Kazuma
Supporting
CV: Kaji, Yuuki

Moriya, Ayame
Supporting
CV: Ichinose, Kana

Moriya, Karen
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Haruka

Nishida, Ryousuke
Supporting
CV: Sakata, Shougo

Rhythmic Gymnastics Instructor
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Kaori

Shimazaki, Niina
Supporting
CV: Yuikawa, Asaki

Tateyama, Yuuki
Supporting
CV: Satou, Yuuga

Vice Principal
Supporting

Yakushiji
Supporting
CV: Satou, Gen
25 episodes · 3 cours
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