Hunter x Hunter manga could resume following an unexpected 3-month hiatus

In the world of Hunter x Hunter, fans have become accustomed to the rollercoaster ride that accompanies the manga’s publication. Once again, the creator Yoshihiro Togashi has sparked excitement among enthusiasts by hinting at the return of this beloved series.

After being moved to the archived serialization section on Shonen Jump’s official website and enduring three months of uncertainty, Togashi has finally picked up his pen and resumed drawing. This news comes as a glimmer of hope for fans who have patiently waited for new chapters.

Togashi’s struggles with a chronic back condition have plagued the production of Hunter x Hunter for years, often leading to extended hiatuses. The demands of manga creation, which require long hours of sitting and meticulous drawing, have taken a toll on the mangaka’s health. However, recent reports suggest that Togashi’s condition has improved, raising expectations that the series may avoid another prolonged hiatus.

The creator’s most recent tweet brought a surge of excitement as he revealed the completion of chapter 401 of the manga. Togashi also mentioned that his improved health allows him to spend more time at his work desk, a positive sign for the future of the series. However, he also expressed caution, stating that the production system for the manga has not yet been fully resolved.

Hunter x Hunter had previously been on a four-year hiatus before chapter 391 was released in October of the previous year. The series is currently embarking on its eighth story arc, the Succession Contest arc, which commenced on November 26, 2018. This arc follows the adventures of Gon Freecss and his fellow travelers, with a particular focus on Kurapika, who becomes entangled with the Kakin Empire’s 14 princes aboard the Black Whale ship.

Despite the excitement surrounding Togashi’s return to drawing, there have been noticeable changes in the manga’s status. The latest chapter, titled “Secrecy,” was released on December 26, but Hunter x Hunter is no longer listed as a serialized work in Weekly Shonen Jump on the magazine’s official website. Instead, it has been relegated to the archived serializations section, alongside completed, canceled, and transferred works.

As eager fans await official announcements from Shonen Jump regarding the future of the Hunter x Hunter manga, speculation and anticipation continue to swirl. Will Togashi’s improved health bring a consistent stream of chapters, or will further hurdles arise? Only time will tell, but the fervor and dedication of fans remain unwavering as they hope for the return of their beloved series, eagerly awaiting new adventures in the vast world of Hunter x Hunter.

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