Super Psychic Policeman Chojo TV Anime Announced for 2026, Produced by Arvo Animation
A TV anime adaptation of Super Psychic Policeman Chojo (Japanese title: 超巡!超条先輩), the manga by Shun Numa that won the “Next Manga Award” in consecutive years, has been officially announced for 2026. The reveal was accompanied by a teaser visual and an exclusive illustration drawn by Numa himself.

Teaser visual for the TV anime Super Psychic Policeman Chojo © Shun Numa / Shueisha / Super Psychic Policeman Chojo Production Committee
The manga, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha) since 2024, is set in the town of Chinjuku. It follows psychic sergeant Jun Chojo and rookie officer Nao Ippongi, a powerful buddy duo delivering a superpowered police comedy full of heart and absurdity.
The anime is directed by Junichi Yamamoto, with series composition and screenplay by Hayashi Mori, character design by Masakatsu Sasaki, and animation produced by Arvo Animation.
The teaser visual depicts Jun Chojo of the Chinjuku West Police Station alongside newcomer Nao Ippongi, setting the tone for a dynamic and humorous partnership at the center of this supernatural police story.
In celebration of the anime adaptation, comments from author Shun Numa and director Junichi Yamamoto, as well as Numa’s newly drawn illustration, were released.

Illustration newly drawn by Shun Numa © Shun Numa / Shueisha
Comments
■Shun Numa (Original Author)
“I’m thrilled that Super Psychic Policeman Chojo will be adapted into an anime, and I can’t wait to meet Chojo and the others again. Even though the manga has ended, it’s thanks to the passionate support of our readers that this opportunity became possible. I truly feel that ‘passion can turn a work into a phoenix,’ and right now, I’m happily basking in the warmth of that phoenix you all created. I hope everyone continues to share in the excitement leading up to next year’s broadcast!”
■Junichi Yamamoto (Director)
“Super Psychic Policeman Chojo is packed full of laughs, hobbies, silliness, and heartfelt moments. I hope the anime can convey Chojo, Pon-chan, and their small acts of kindness in ways only animation can. The staff is working with boundless creativity and joy, so please look forward to it!”
Source : ORICON NEWS