PSYREN Anime Announced for 2026, Produced by Satelight—15 Years After Manga's Conclusion
Nearly 15 years after its conclusion in Weekly Shonen Jump, the cult-favorite manga PSYREN by Toshiaki Iwashiro is finally being adapted into a television anime. The adaptation will be produced by Satelight, with a teaser visual and PV already released. The long-awaited announcement comes after multiple fan-driven nominations, underlining the series' enduring popularity.
Quick Summary
TV Anime Confirmed for 2026
PSYREN will be adapted into a TV anime series by Satelight, with a scheduled release in 2026.
Original Manga Ran from 2008–2010
The series by Toshiaki Iwashiro was serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump and ended 15 years ago.
Main Staff and Cast Announced
The anime will be directed by Katsumi Ono, with Rikuya Yasuda and Mayuko Kazama voicing the leads.
Teaser Visual and PV Released
A teaser image and live-action-style PV set the tone for the anime’s dark, dual-world atmosphere.
Manga Reprint and Free Chapters
To commemorate the anime, all manga volumes will be reprinted and the first 7 chapters are now free online.

The teaser visual for the upcoming PSYREN anime showcases the mysterious red phone card and a ruined landscape.
When Will PSYREN Be Released as an Anime?
The PSYREN anime adaptation is set to premiere in 2026. The official announcement was accompanied by a teaser visual and a teaser PV. The project is being produced by Satelight, a studio known for series like Macross and Aquarion. The anime arrives nearly 15 years after the manga’s conclusion in 2010.

Original author Toshiaki Iwashiro shared a special illustration to celebrate PSYREN’s anime adaptation.
Voice Cast of PSYREN Anime
Rikuya Yasuda will voice the protagonist Ageha Yoshina, while Mayuko Kazama takes on the role of Sakurako Amamiya. Yasuda expressed excitement upon receiving the casting news and looks forward to bringing Ageha’s journey to life. Kazama described Amamiya as a cool but emotionally complex character and aims to express that duality in her performance.

The teaser PV blends live-action visuals with concept art, reflecting PSYREN’s eerie dual-world setting.
Story Overview of PSYREN
The story follows Ageha Yoshina, a high school student who finds a mysterious red phone card in a public booth. After his classmate Sakurako Amamiya disappears, Ageha is drawn into a series of mysterious disappearances linked to the secret organization Psyren. What follows is a life-or-death survival game in a desolate world.

The teaser PV blends live-action visuals with concept art, reflecting PSYREN’s eerie dual-world setting.
Production Staff Behind PSYREN Anime
Katsumi Ono, known for his work on the Symphogear series, will direct the anime. Series composition is handled by Shin Yoshida, with character design by Shiro Okuma. The music team includes Ko Oomama, Tatsuhiko Saiki, and Shu Kanematsu. The animation is being produced by Satelight.

The teaser PV blends live-action visuals with concept art, reflecting PSYREN’s eerie dual-world setting.
Manga’s Revival Following Anime News
Following the anime announcement, all volumes of the PSYREN manga will be reprinted. In addition, the first seven chapters are now available for free for a limited time via various digital platforms. The reprint campaign highlights renewed interest in the series after 15 years.
FAQ
Q: When was the PSYREN manga originally published?
A: PSYREN ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 2008 to 2010, written and illustrated by Toshiaki Iwashiro.
Q: Who is producing the PSYREN anime?
A: The anime is being produced by Satelight, known for works such as Macross and Aquarion.
Q: Who are the main voice actors in PSYREN?
A: Rikuya Yasuda will voice Ageha Yoshina, and Mayuko Kazama will voice Sakurako Amamiya.
Q: What is the premise of PSYREN?
A: A student finds a red phone card linked to disappearances, leading him into a dangerous world ruled by a secret organization.
Q: Are the PSYREN manga volumes being reprinted?
A: Yes, all volumes are being reprinted, and the first seven chapters are available for free online.
Source : ORICON NEWS