The final season of You and I Are Polar Opposites is nearing its end, and the upcoming episode is set to bring major emotional moments for every couple in the story. Season 2 Episode 11 will continue the school trip arc, focusing on Nishi and Yamada as well as Suzuki and Tani, while also giving Taira and Azuma a chance to move their slow-burn relationship forward. The episode is scheduled to release worldwide on September 13, 2026, with Crunchyroll handling the international simulcast. Fans across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, France, and other regions can watch the episode on the same day, though the exact streaming time will vary depending on the time zone.
The episode will first air on Japanese broadcast channels before arriving on streaming platforms for global audiences. This article covers the exact release times for all major regions, streaming details, a detailed recap of the previous episode, and what viewers can expect from the story progression in Episode 11.
Release Date and Exact Streaming Times for All Major Regions
You and I Are Polar Opposites Season 2 Episode 11 will release on Sunday, September 13, 2026. The episode will be available on Crunchyroll for international viewers, while Japanese audiences can watch it on MBS and other local broadcast networks.
The streaming time for Episode 11 is based on the simulcast schedule, which drops new episodes at 1:30 AM Pacific Time on Sundays. The exact time for each region is listed below.
- USA and Canada (Pacific Time): 1:30 AM PDT on September 13
- USA and Canada (Eastern Time): 4:30 AM EDT on September 13
- USA and Canada (Central Time): 3:30 AM CDT on September 13
- USA and Canada (Mountain Time): 2:30 AM MDT on September 13
- United Kingdom, Portugal, Ghana (BST): 9:30 AM BST on September 13
- Central Europe, Spain, Italy, Poland, France, Germany (CEST): 10:30 AM CEST on September 13
- India (IST): 2:00 PM IST on September 13
- Japan and South Korea (JST/KST): 5:30 PM JST on September 13
- Australia (AEST): 6:30 PM AEST on September 13
These times are based on the Crunchyroll simulcast schedule, which releases episodes at the same moment globally. The Japanese broadcast airs slightly earlier on the same day, so viewers in Japan may see the episode before international fans.
How, When, and Where to Watch the Episode
Crunchyroll is the primary streaming platform for You and I Are Polar Opposites worldwide. The anime is available with English subtitles and an English dub, along with dubs in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu for audiences in India and other regions. The series is also streamed through Ani-One Asia, Bilibili, ANIPLUS, and Medialink in select territories.
For viewers in the United States, the episode will be available on Crunchyroll at 1:30 AM PT / 4:30 AM ET on September 13. Fans in the UK can watch it at 9:30 AM BST, while audiences in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and Poland can stream it at 10:30 AM CEST. Indian viewers can watch the episode at 2:00 PM IST, and those in Japan and South Korea can tune in at 5:30 PM JST. Australian fans will get the episode at 6:30 PM AEST.
A Crunchyroll subscription is required to watch the episode. The platform offers a free trial for new users, and the episode will be available for streaming shortly after the Japanese broadcast. The series is also available on Prime Video and Apple TV Channels in some regions, though Crunchyroll remains the primary simulcast partner.
What Happened in Episode 10: A Detailed Recap
Season 2 Episode 10 focused heavily on Nishi and Yamada, with the episode exploring Nishi’s struggle to assert herself and make decisions based on her own desires rather than others’ expectations. The episode began with Nishi dealing with a family issue: she wanted to study literature, but her mother was not happy with that choice. This conflict highlighted Nishi’s long-standing difficulty with choosing something that might disappoint someone else.
Yamada encouraged Nishi to make decisions based on what she wants and not worry so much about what others think. The two shared a private moment where they almost had an intimate encounter, but Nishi managed to express what she truly wanted to do, marking a significant step in her character development.
The episode also shifted focus to Suzuki and Tani. It appeared that Tani might end up choosing a university based on staying close to Suzuki. She suggested that it might be best to maintain some space for a while, allowing Tani to think about his future based on his interests rather than because of their relationship.
Taira and Azuma were largely absent from Episode 10, which surprised many fans since their slow-burn romance had been a central focus throughout the season. The decision to give Nishi, Yamada, Suzuki, and Tani the spotlight was seen as intentional, setting up for the final episodes.
Story Progression in Episode 11
Episode 11 continues the school trip arc and focuses on the second day of the trip. Nishi receives a message from Yamada saying “I want to see you,” and she heads out to meet him. Through this moment, Nishi finally realizes her true feelings for Yamada. The episode presents this realization subtly, without dramatic music or exaggerated reactions, making it feel grounded and relatable.
On the final day of the trip, Suzuki and Tani enjoy their time at a theme park. Tani stops Suzuki from leaving and tells her that he wants to spend more time together, showing his growth and willingness to express his feelings more openly.
The episode also gives attention to Taira and Azuma, whose relationship has been slowly developing throughout the season. With the anime nearing its conclusion, Episode 11 pushes their relationship forward more directly, addressing the insecurities both characters have been struggling with.
A notable highlight of Episode 11 is a special cameo appearance from characters of The Ramparts of Ice — Koyuki, Miki, and Tsukiko — who share the same universe as You and I Are Polar Opposites. This crossover moment adds an extra layer of excitement for fans of both series.
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Voice Cast and Production Details
The Japanese voice cast for You and I Are Polar Opposites includes Sayumi Suzushiro as Suzuki, Shogo Sakata as Tani, Yuna Taniguchi as Watanabe, and other talented actors bringing the characters to life. The anime is produced by Lapin Track, with the original manga by Kōcha Agasawa serialized on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ platform.
The English version of the manga is available online on MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA and published in print and digital by Viz Media. The second season features the opening theme song “Nekojarashi” performed by 7co and the ending theme song “You are the one” by Mega Shinnosuke.
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