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Rumors about a possible anime adaptation of Kagurabachi started on March 16th after a social media account appeared to be associated with the series, but it turned out to be a false alarm. Even trusted sources like @WSJ_manga briefly shared the incorrect information before deleting their post. However, fans now know an official announcement is coming on April 27th, 2026. @WSJ_manga also noted that web addresses for the anime and manga have been registered, suggesting the announcement is very close. While rumors have been circulating since 2024, this marks the first time the series itself has actively built hype for an announcement on this scale.

It’s become a running joke that Netflix cancels shows prematurely, but HBO isn’t immune either. Over the years, HBO has cancelled a number of good shows before they had a chance to fully develop. Here are five examples of great HBO shows that ended too soon – and one of them was truly exceptional, making its cancellation especially disappointing even now.

We’re hoping to hear about new developments in the series this year, but there hasn’t been an official announcement yet. In the meantime, a side story has released its second chapter, continuing the narrative after the big battle at Hiryuu Castle. Mizuho shared a new illustration on X (formerly Twitter) to celebrate the manga’s return, featuring Hak, the main character, in a fresh outfit. He’s carrying food and has Ao, a companion, perched on his shoulder, both looking eager for a large meal.

The latest trailer revealed plans for a remake of the Frieza saga, offering fans a first look at the revived villain. Though not yet officially announced by the anime itself, Masako Nozawa, the voice of Goku, has confirmed that the intense battle between Goku and Frieza from Dragon Ball Super will be recreated in this new film. During a recent presentation, Executive Producer Akio Iyoku discussed the updates and changes being made for the remake.