The anime adaptation of Haigakura, based on Shinobu Takayama’s popular fantasy manga, will face a delay for its upcoming episodes. The production company, TYPHOON GRAPHICS, announced that the release of episodes beyond Episode 7 has been postponed indefinitely due to the need for additional time in production.
The announcement, made via the official Haigakura website, cited the importance of maintaining the quality of the series, particularly for Episode 8 and those that follow. The new broadcast schedule will be revealed as soon as the details are finalized.
Rebroadcast of Initial Episodes Scheduled
In the meantime, fans of the series can look forward to a rebroadcast of the first six episodes, beginning on November 25. The reruns will continue through December 30, with Episode 6 serving as the final installment for the year. The timeline for future episodes beyond this point remains uncertain.
Background of the Series
Directed by Junichi Yamamoto (known for Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke’s Mansion), Haigakura is set in a fantastical world where immortals and humans coexist on the brink of collapse. The series follows Ichiyo, a Kashi, and her companion Tenko as they seek to recover lost memories and unravel the mysteries surrounding the Four Perils, entities crucial to the survival of the realm.
The Haigakura anime features character designs by Masaki Sato (Record of Ragnarok), with music composed by Yuki Kurihara (Blue Orchestra). The first seven episodes are currently available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, which describes the series as an action-packed fantasy adventure.
Production Team and Details
The series is produced by TYPHOON GRAPHICS, with the script written by Yu Murai. The anime has garnered attention for its intriguing plot and visually striking animation, and fans are eagerly awaiting news of its return.
The Haigakura anime made its debut on October 7, 2024, and its future release schedule will be updated on the official website and social media channels once further details are confirmed.
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