# Where to Watch Ace of Diamond

**Ace of Diamond gives its opening season 75 episodes to make the fight for one pitching spot feel earned. Crunchyroll carries the series, also released as Diamond no Ace. The 2013 TV anime is finished, so this is a good choice when you want a complete season rather than another weekly commitment. Its appeal lies in watching raw ability meet the standards of a powerhouse school: practice matters, competition inside the team hurts, and a place on the field never feels guaranteed. Expect a patient sports story that spends real time on improvement before cashing that work in during tense games.**

## Where to Watch

- [Crunchyroll](http://www.crunchyroll.com/ace-of-the-diamond)

Crunchyroll is the listed legal home for Ace of Diamond. With 75 episodes at 24 minutes each, it suits either steady viewing or a longer sports anime run.

## Synopsis

A disastrous final pitch closes a young pitcher's middle school run, yet the unusual delivery behind it attracts a scout from an elite Tokyo high school. He arrives convinced that he can become the ace, only to find a roster full of players who were already stars elsewhere. Another gifted first year wants the same role, leaving confidence alone worth very little. He must sharpen an unpredictable style, learn how to contribute among stronger teammates, and earn each chance to take the mound while the school pursues a national championship. The premise stays focused on rivalry within a team rather than treating every teammate as an instant ally.

## Fast Facts

- **Format:** TV
- **Episodes:** 75
- **Premiered:** 2013
- **Studio:** Production I.G., Madhouse
- **Score:** 8

## Watch Order

Begin with Ace of Diamond, the first entry and the foundation for the later seasons. Those continuations pick up the team's run, so starting here preserves how every role and rivalry develops.

- Diamond no Ace OVA (side\_story)
- Diamond no Ace: Second Season (sequel)

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## FAQ

### Where is Ace of Diamond available to watch legally?

Crunchyroll is the service listed for Ace of Diamond. No additional platform is included on this page.

### Should I begin with this Ace of Diamond season?

Yes, this is the first entry and the intended starting point. Later seasons continue the same team journey, so beginning here gives the competition for each role its proper buildup.

### How many episodes are in the first season of Ace of Diamond?

The first season has 75 episodes. Each episode runs about 24 minutes, giving the training and games room to develop gradually.

### Is Ace of Diamond finished?

Yes, this 2013 TV season is finished. You can watch its full 75 episode run without waiting for another installment of this season.

### What kind of viewer will enjoy Ace of Diamond?

It suits viewers who like sports stories built around earning a place on a strong team. The internal contest for the ace role gives practice sessions and game appearances consequences beyond the scoreboard.