HUNTER×HUNTER: Togashi Shares Progress on 50 Upcoming Chapters, Reveals Some Characters
Yoshihiro Togashi, creator of the manga HUNTER×HUNTER, updated his X account on the 17th to share the progress of 50 upcoming chapters.
Togashi wrote:
"I am currently reviewing and adjusting the dialogue and timelines for the upcoming 50 chapters. Once completed, I plan to resume inking the manuscripts that were on hold."
In addition to this update, he released a file featuring sketches of some characters, providing fans with an exciting glimpse of what’s to come.
About HUNTER×HUNTER
Serialized since 1998, HUNTER×HUNTER follows the adventures of Gon Freecss, a young boy, as he journeys with his friend Killua and other companions. Currently, the story focuses on the Dark Continent Arc (Succession War Arc), where characters such as Kurapika and members of the Phantom Troupe clash aboard a ship bound for uncharted territory.
The series has sold over 84 million copies globally, including digital editions.
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Recent Serialization Updates
The last weekly chapter (Chapter 400) was published on December 26, 2022.
Serialization resumed with Chapter 401 in Weekly Shonen Jump on October 7, 2024.
However, on December 9, it was announced that the series would once again halt publication starting with the New Year’s Issue No. 3, released on December 16.
Togashi’s Health Condition
In a recent post, Togashi revealed that he had completed another chapter’s name (storyboard) despite being bedridden due to health issues. He stated:
"For a few days, I was stuck in bed due to some issues. I’m now slowly recovering and can walk around the house, albeit unsteadily, to retrieve my work phone on my own. I’m not very good at asking others for help."
Fans continue to support Togashi as he balances his health with the immense creative effort required to bring HUNTER×HUNTER back to life.
この先掲載予定50話分の台詞と
— 冨樫義博 (@Un4v5s8bgsVk9Xp) December 16, 2024
時系列の確認・調整中です。
終わり次第、中断していた原稿の
ペン入れ等再開予定です。 pic.twitter.com/1OTn4VLcmt
Source : ORICON NEWS