MF Ghost Episode 11: Air Date, Streaming Details, and More

In the previous episode, Kanata lived modestly despite winning ninth place and a significant amount of prize money in his first official MFG race. As preparations for the upcoming race progressed, the prize money was used to improve the car's performance. The next episode will explore the impact of these modifications.

MF Ghost episode 11 release time

Ogata and Okuyama as seen in MF Ghost (Image via Felix Film)

The MF Ghost anime, produced by Felix Film, is based on the Japanese manga series of the same name written and illustrated by Shuichi Shigeno. MF Ghost episode 11 will be available to watch as per the following schedule:

MF Ghost episode 11 streaming details

The characters Kakeru and Nozomi can be seen in MF Ghost (Image via Felix Film).

Viewers in North America and Europe can look forward to watching MF Ghost episode 11 on Crunchyroll as it airs on TV networks. Additionally, the episode will also be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

MF Ghost episode 10 recap

Ren punches Ogata as seen in MF Ghost (Image via Felix Film)

In the last episode, Kanata and Ren were shown spending time together as Kanata escorted Ren to school. Along the way, Ren brought up Kanata's recent race, which he had not mentioned to her.

This prompted him to apologize and clarify that he had kept it a secret because of Ren's mother's disapproval of his racing. However, Ren appeared to have already forgiven him.

Ren attempted to inform Kanata about her status as an MFG Angel, only to be cut off by Ogata, who requested Kanata to have a discussion with a mechanic named Okuyama. During the meeting, Okuyama assured Kanata that he would refrain from making any modifications to the engine of her 86, and would instead concentrate on the car's underbody to ensure that her driving style remains unaffected.

The next day, Kanata departed from home early. Ren had to ask her friend Wakana to accompany her on the mission to find the location in a photograph. They concluded that the place was in North Kamakura.

Wakana and Ren as seen in MF Ghost (Image via Felix Film)

After exploring different locations, they eventually wound up in a café where they were shocked to find Kanata working as a server. Even though he had won a significant amount of money from the race, half of which he shared with Ogata, Kanata decided to live modestly and work at the café because he didn't see racing as a lucrative career.

Okuyama made changes to the 86's underbody and marveled at how Kanata was able to race in MFG without those adjustments.

He was sure that Kanata could outperform Fujiwara. At first, Ogata questioned the impact of underbody adjustments on improving the car's speed, but a test drive with Kanata convinced him otherwise.

What to expect in MF Ghost episode 11?

Kanata in the spotlight in MF Ghost (Image via Felix Film)

In the upcoming episode 11 of MF Ghost, entitled Turn 11: The Genius Awakens, according to the preview, audiences will see Kanata's test drive transform into a friendly competition as he goes head to head against Kouki Sawatari, the driver of car number 4.

Sawatori had made a brief appearance during the previous race, but did not participate. Viewers can look forward to learning more about his backstory.

Editor's P/S

As a Gen Z netizen, I'm eagerly anticipating the release of MF Ghost episode 11. The previous episodes have been a thrilling ride, filled with intense races and character development. I'm particularly excited to see how Kanata's car modifications will impact his performance on the track. Will he be able to outperform Fujiwara and become a true MFG legend? I can't wait to find out!

The anime's portrayal of Kanata's modest lifestyle despite his racing success is also refreshing. It shows that he's not just in it for the money or fame, but for the pure love of racing. This adds a layer of depth to his character and makes him more relatable to viewers. Overall, MF Ghost is a must-watch for fans of racing anime and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an adrenaline-pumping series.