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This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. Summary After a very long time of no news regarding Junji Ito's Uzumaki anime, fans have received hope for the series with a potential release window. The manga is a popular masterpiece and very few deserve an anime adaptation as much as this horror series.
The anime was announced in August 2019 and was spearheaded by Adult Swim, but there has been little news regarding the project since. The most fans received was a short trailer in 2023, but it seems that the anime is almost here. According to the creator himself, the Uzumaki anime will be released sometime in late 2024. Furthermore, one of the episodes lived up to his expectations, which is a good sign for the series' eventual premiere.
Related Adult Swims' Ninja Kamui is Over, Will the Hit Ninja Anime Return for a Second Season An imminent tie-in game shows that Adult Swim and Sola Entertainment might have greater ambitions for the original anime. Uzumaki Is Almost Here After Years Of Delay Like many other series in 2019, Uzumaki's production was undoubtedly hindered by the ongoing pandemic that shut down the world, but it seems like things are improving. In an interview with Japan Times, Junji Ito revealed that one of the 4 episodes has already been completed and that he was satisfied.
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