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World Trigger fans might have a while to wait until the next chapter. Writer and illustrator Daisuke Ashihara is going on indefinite hiatus to deal with ongoing health issues, it was reported in this week’s issue of Shonen Jump, in which World Trigger is published. …Read more »
The current TV anime adaptation of Daisuke Ashihara's Shonen Jump manga World Trigger is officially coming to an end. The series that originally kicked off in October 2014 will wrap up in March as the season ends. The current season of World Trigger follows the …Read more »
Fans of Daisuke Ashihara's World Trigger series have something completely new to look forward to later this year. A new TV anime series was announced at the World Trigger Natsu Matsuri 2015 event, promising an original story not depicted in the manga, with a premiere …Read more »
Bandai Namco Games released a second trailer for World Trigger: Borderless Mission , which turns Daisuke Ashihara's manga and its anime adaptation into a team action game on PS Vita. See a longer preview of its features—from story and battle mode to eight-player network play—in …Read more »
Daisuke Ashihara's World Trigger manga is getting its first game adaptation in the form of World Trigger: Borderless Mission on PS Vita. Now we have a release window thanks to the July issue of Shueisha's V Jump magazine, which has the game arriving in Japan …Read more »
The fifth volume of Daisuke Ashihara's World Trigger manga offers a slight reprieve from the Neighbor-battling action of previous chapters. Instead the focus turns to training and tests, as four-eyed non-wonder Osamu Mikumo finds himself ranked higher than he should be, the target of much …Read more »
Now that it has a nice solid dozen episodes under its belt, it's a little easier to take in the World Trigger anime and see how things are going. After spending some quality time with the show, it's fair to say Toei Animation's adaptation of …Read more »
The TV anime adaptation of Daisuke Ashihara's Weekly Shonen Jump manga World Trigger is getting ready to premiere in Japan on October 5. As we get closer to its debut we're seeing more bits and pieces of the show, and you can watch an extended …Read more »
Fans of Daisuke Ashihara's World Trigger manga can officially look forward to seeing it in animated form at some point. Both Japanese publisher Shueisha and North American publisher Viz Media announced a TV anime adaptation of the Shonen Jump series, which originally debuted in the …Read more »
Daisuke Ashihara’s World Trigger will be skipping out on February’s issue of Jump SQ, which goes on sale January 4. That’s because Ashihara is taking a break due to health issues, reports the official Twitter account for the manga. Ashihara has previously taken a few …Read more »
Another hiatus is here for Daisuke Ashihara’s World Trigger manga, and unfortunately it’s due to the author’s current condition. According to the announcement made via the official Twitter account, the manga will take a month-long break starting with the August issue of Shueisha’s Jump SQ. …Read more »
World Trigger author Daisuke Ashihara has taken breaks in the past due to health concerns, and it’s now time for the series to go on another hiatus. The official Twitter account revealed that the series will take the next month off because of the “poor …Read more »
The third season of the World Trigger anime, based on the Shonen Jump manga of the same name by Daisuke Ashihara, is currently streaming, but that hasn’t stopped new visuals from surfacing. The latest in a series of character-centric visuals puts the spotlight on Chika Amatori …Read more »
A new character visual is here for World Trigger season 3, which is currently airing in Japan and being simulcast on Crunchyroll. This one is all about Hyuse, who boldly proclaims he’ll be the second ace at the start of B-Rank battle round 7. Check …Read more »
Readers of the World Trigger manga are going to have to wait for the next chapters, because author Daisuke Ashihara is taking some time off to recuperate. According to the official Twitter account for Jump SQ. magazine, the series won’t be in the November issue—which …Read more »
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