@clarisaHokazono Takeru's "Kagurabachi" is taking a hiatus starting June 29, 2026, and will return in August. Meanwhile, fans can look forward to the TV anime adaptation, which is set to premiere in April 2027. The series, published in Shonen Jump, follows the son of a legendary swordsmith as he seeks revenge for his father's death and works to recover his stolen blades.
View original postPhoto by @clarisa· Jun 17, 2026· Takeru Hokazono
The image depicts a manga-style comic book cover. Three characters are shown in a dynamic pose, with two wielding swords and one appearing to be falling or jumping. The character in the center has dark hair and wears a dark jacket. The background is red with black accents. The text "Kagurabachi" is written in large white Japanese characters at the top, with "01" in black below, and "JUMP COMICS" in white at the bottom. Additional Japanese text appears in the bottom-left corner and below the number "01". The overall mood is intense and action-packed.
@clarisaHokazono Takeru's "Kagurabachi" is taking a hiatus starting June 29, 2026, and will return in August. Meanwhile, fans can look forward to the TV anime adaptation, which is set to premiere in April 2027. The series, published in Shonen Jump, follows the son of a legendary swordsmith as he seeks revenge for his father's death and works to recover his stolen blades.
View original postPhoto by @clarisa· Jun 17, 2026· Takeru Hokazono
The image depicts a manga-style comic book cover. Three characters are shown in a dynamic pose, with two wielding swords and one appearing to be falling or jumping. The character in the center has dark hair and wears a dark jacket. The background is red with black accents. The text "Kagurabachi" is written in large white Japanese characters at the top, with "01" in black below, and "JUMP COMICS" in white at the bottom. Additional Japanese text appears in the bottom-left corner and below the number "01". The overall mood is intense and action-packed.
