Blue Box Episode 24: A Roller Coaster

Manga chapter 70-72

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.4

9 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 23 Next: EP 25 →

Blue Box Episode 24: A Roller Coaster

Manga chapter 70-72

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 23 Next: EP 25 →

OSHIMETER

9.4

9 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

This was the most memorable episode of Blue Box that cemented my high rating for it. Everything about this episode was so well done. It really highlighted the pain of rejection, something that's often a joke about or not explored at all and feels good romance. And in this case it wasn't an over dramatic rejection or edgy brush-off either. This episode showcases the side of rejection the best and I love it.

Las dos caras del amor, llore con ella y pese a todo, es un must watch definitivamente, todos tenemos que sufrir aquí por igual, dentro de todo me alegra que al menos hay una determinación clara de Taiki

I knew this would happen! Even though it was tough to watch😭. From pacing to background music to dialogues, everything blended seamlessly! And finally Taiki was able to know what ACTUALLY he wants!! That's truly a emotional development!

This episode was a total emotional wrecking ball! The way the "triangle" is being addressed is so mature and respectful. There are no "villains" here, just people with feelings. I have so much respect for how Taiki handles the pressure of his own heart vs. the feelings of his

ROLLERCOASTER! This episode successfully played with my emotions. When Taiki and Hina interacted, I felt like I was at the top of a rollercoaster. The pace, scenes, storyline, dialogue, background music, everything blended harmoniously. Has this anime really reached its peak?

Yep, that's gg. Saw it coming a mile away. All this was for nothing. I know it was for the sake of progress but still, I don't accept it. Waste of time xd But kudos on Taiki for finally being clear.

Sports anime mode ACTIVATED but I’m still here for the glances and emotional damage.

In this episode, I feel warm. Visuals of the winter air are beautiful. Suspense as a secret gift-giving leads to a huge heart-flutter.

Man just why even hina knew this was going to happen but still seeing her cry made me cry also. This is just i have no words for this episode man .

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming directly off Episode 23's training camp reflections where Taiki wrestled with his feelings for both Chinatsu and Hina, this penultimate episode pivots to Hina's emotional perspective — a necessary shift before the finale can land. It functions as the emotional bridge between the season's slow-building romantic tension and whatever resolution Episode 25 delivers. With only one episode remaining, this is Blue Box laying its final emotional groundwork, making it essential viewing for anyone invested in the series' central love triangle.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming directly off Episode 23's training camp reflections where Taiki wrestled with his feelings for both Chinatsu and Hina, this penultimate episode pivots to Hina's emotional perspective — a necessary shift before the finale can land. It functions as the emotional bridge between the season's slow-building romantic tension and whatever resolution Episode 25 delivers. With only one episode remaining, this is Blue Box laying its final emotional groundwork, making it essential viewing for anyone invested in the series' central love triangle.

QUICK TAKES

This was the most memorable episode of Blue Box that cemented my high rating for it. Everything about this episode was so well done. It really highlighted the pain of rejection, something that's often a joke about or not explored at all and feels good romance. And in this case it wasn't an over dramatic rejection or edgy brush-off either. This episode showcases the side of rejection the best and I love it.

Las dos caras del amor, llore con ella y pese a todo, es un must watch definitivamente, todos tenemos que sufrir aquí por igual, dentro de todo me alegra que al menos hay una determinación clara de Taiki

I knew this would happen! Even though it was tough to watch😭. From pacing to background music to dialogues, everything blended seamlessly! And finally Taiki was able to know what ACTUALLY he wants!! That's truly a emotional development!

This episode was a total emotional wrecking ball! The way the "triangle" is being addressed is so mature and respectful. There are no "villains" here, just people with feelings. I have so much respect for how Taiki handles the pressure of his own heart vs. the feelings of his

ROLLERCOASTER! This episode successfully played with my emotions. When Taiki and Hina interacted, I felt like I was at the top of a rollercoaster. The pace, scenes, storyline, dialogue, background music, everything blended harmoniously. Has this anime really reached its peak?

Yep, that's gg. Saw it coming a mile away. All this was for nothing. I know it was for the sake of progress but still, I don't accept it. Waste of time xd But kudos on Taiki for finally being clear.

Sports anime mode ACTIVATED but I’m still here for the glances and emotional damage.

In this episode, I feel warm. Visuals of the winter air are beautiful. Suspense as a secret gift-giving leads to a huge heart-flutter.

Man just why even hina knew this was going to happen but still seeing her cry made me cry also. This is just i have no words for this episode man .

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©三浦糀／集英社・「アオのハコ」製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

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