The Ramparts of Ice (Koori no Jouheki) Season 2 is moving into its most emotional chapter yet. Episode 3, titled “Honshin” (True Feelings), arrives on Thursday, October 15, 2026, and it picks up right after a confession that has left Koyuki Hikawa heartbroken. The episode will stream worldwide on Netflix, with new episodes arriving every Thursday.
The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 Episode 3 Worldwide Streaming Schedule
Netflix releases each episode of The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 on the same day globally, but the exact clock time depends on your region. The Japanese broadcast on TBS and its 28 affiliate stations begins at 11:56 p.m. JST on Thursdays, and Netflix makes the episode available around the same window for international viewers.
Here is the exact streaming time for Episode 3 across major regions and time zones:
- United States (Pacific Time): 7:56 a.m. PT on Thursday, October 15
- United States (Eastern Time) / Canada (Eastern): 10:56 a.m. ET on Thursday, October 15
- Canada (Pacific): 7:56 a.m. PT on Thursday, October 15
- United Kingdom / Ireland / Portugal / Ghana: 3:56 p.m. BST on Thursday, October 15
- Central Europe (Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria): 4:56 p.m. CEST on Thursday, October 15
- India: 8:26 p.m. IST on Thursday, October 15
- Japan / South Korea: 11:56 p.m. JST / 11:56 p.m. KST on Thursday, October 15
- Australia (Eastern): 1:56 a.m. AEDT on Friday, October 16
- Australia (Western): 10:56 p.m. AWST on Thursday, October 15
- Brazil: 11:56 a.m. BRT on Thursday, October 15
- Mexico / Central America: 8:56 a.m. CST on Thursday, October 15
Viewers only need a Netflix subscription to watch the episode. The series is available with subtitles and dubbing in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.
What Happened in Episode 2: Momoka’s Confession and Koyuki’s Heartbreak
Episode 2, titled “Stop and Go,” premiered on October 8, 2026, and delivered the first major romantic twist of the season. The episode began with preparations for the school’s cultural festival, but the emotional weight came from a concert outing that changed everything.
Momoka Kuriki went to the concert with Minato Amamiya and some friends. When the crowd became overwhelming, Amamiya protected Momoka from getting hurt, and that simple act of kindness made her feelings for him grow even stronger. Yota later asked Amamiya why he was giving Momoka mixed signals, but Amamiya stayed silent. He knew how Momoka felt, but he could not return those feelings because his heart was already with Koyuki.
Meanwhile, Koyuki told Miki that she was okay with just being friends with Amamiya. Both Koyuki and Amamiya kept hiding their true feelings from each other, each afraid that confessing would ruin their friendship. When Amamiya asked Koyuki out during summer break, she misunderstood and suggested that all four of them go together. Amamiya took that as a sign she did not want to go alone with him, and Koyuki convinced herself that Amamiya would never ask her out by himself.
The episode’s biggest moment came when Momoka confessed her love to Amamiya. She told him directly: “I love you, Amamiya. Would you be my boyfriend?” Amamiya rejected her, but the damage was already done. Koyuki had learned about their outing and the growing closeness between Momoka and Amamiya, and she was left deeply shaken.
“I love you, Amamiya. Would you be my boyfriend?” — Momoka Kuriki, Episode 2
Koyuki’s Emotional State After Episode 2
Episode 2 ended with Koyuki in a painful place. She felt she had missed her chance with Amamiya and regretted not telling him how she truly felt when she had the opportunity. The episode’s title, “Stop and Go,” captured the push-and-pull between the characters, who keep moving forward emotionally only to retreat out of fear.
Miki and Yota managed to find some normalcy again after Yota’s earlier confession, but the romantic tension between Koyuki and Amamiya remained unresolved. Momoka’s decision to pursue Amamiya despite knowing about Koyuki’s feelings added a new layer of conflict to the group’s dynamic.
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What to Expect in Episode 3: “True Feelings”
Episode 3 is titled “Honshin,” which translates to “True Feelings” or “Real Intentions.” The episode will focus on Koyuki processing the news that Minato and Momoka have started seeing each other, and she will struggle with regret over not acting on her feelings sooner.
The story continues to follow all four main characters — Koyuki Hikawa, Minato Amamiya, Miki Azumi, and Yota Hino — as they navigate the complicated web of friendships and romantic feelings that has formed between them. Koyuki’s journey of opening up after years of isolation remains at the center of the season, with Episode 3 set to explore how she handles this new emotional blow.
The Ramparts of Ice is based on the manga by Kōcha Agasawa, published by Shueisha. The anime is produced by STUDIO KAI and directed by MANQ, with series composition by Yasuhiro Nakanishi and character design by Miki Ogino. The opening theme for Season 2 is “Escort” by THE BEAT GARDEN, and the ending theme is “Hanakage” by Superfly.
Episode 3 of The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 will be available on Netflix worldwide on Thursday, October 15, 2026. The season is set to run for 14 episodes, with new episodes released weekly every Thursday.
Also Read: The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 Episode 2 Worldwide Release Date, Streaming Times, and Episode 1 Recap
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