The season 2 finale of “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End” is almost here. (And yes, it’s much shorter than many fans had expected!) We’re providing a live countdown to help you know exactly what time episode 10 of the anime is going to be available to watch on Crunchyroll.
Check out all the details about the finale below.
‘Frieren’ Season 2 Episode 10 Premieres at 8 a.m. Pacific
According to Crunchyroll’s official simulcast calendar and Winter 2026 lineup, the premiere time for the “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End” season 2 finale is 8 a.m. Pacific on Friday, March 27. (Just remember: it’s always possible there could be a slight delay of about 10 to 30 minutes before it drops on Crunchyroll. So if you don’t see the episode immediately, just keep checking back!)
This is for the English sub. The English dub finale won’t air for another two weeks.
Here’s the premiere time for the finale in different time zones:
- 8 a.m. Pacific
- 9 a.m. Mountain
- 10 a.m. Central
- 11 a.m. Eastern
If you’re looking for a live countdown, we have one embedded below, along with links to separate live countdowns if you prefer to watch them on a larger screen.
The countdown embedded below was created on TickCounter. You can view a larger version here.
If for any reason that countdown does not work on your browser, you can view a different live countdown at TimeandDate here. Just click the double arrow in the top right corner of that countdown to make it larger on your screen.
Remember: the episode always premieres in Japan a little earlier than it does on Crunchyroll. According to Frieren’s official website, each episode airs 11 p.m. every Friday JST on the Nippon Television Network (30 stations across the country), and then begins streaming in Japan on various channels at midnight.
Some Fans Had Hoped This Season Would Be Longer
Fans really had hoped this season would be longer. But the 10-episode season was confirmed tow months ago by a Blu-ray announcement, according to this Reddit thread.
But given how popular this anime is, there’s no reason to believe it won’t be back.
In a different Reddit thread about the short season, one fan wrote: “More than likely, due to the break on the manga due to the author’s health, they probably didn’t want to rush what we have right now. Not to mention, having season 3 start on the next arc sounds more exciting than it being in the middle or end of the season. That arc has a lot of lore and some bad ass moments to it, so ending this season before that might work out in their favour.”
Note that the anime’s official Japanese X account has confirmed that this is indeed the finale for season 2.
You can watch “Frieren” on Crunchyroll at this link. It airs on Crunchyroll in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS and India.
