Specifically, the whole manga series is available on the Shonen Jump digital vault, as announced on the service’s official Twitter account. Thanks to this, fans can now read the full manga without having to buy each volume. However, this is not a free service like Manga Plus, as fans must have a subscription to access the digital vault that features a range of manga titles.
Hunter x Hunter Returns From Hiatus
The series’ return from its hiatus was big news earlier this week, especially considering that Hunter x Hunter has been on hiatus since late 2018 – its longest hiatus to date. In case you need a refresher, Hunter x Hunter is a manga series by Yoshihiro Togashi, the creator of Yu Yu Hakusho. After Hunter x Hunter started serialization in 1998, the series became a big hit. As of July 2022, the series has over 84 million copies in circulation. Aside from big sales numbers, the series has also been adapted into several anime. First is a TV anime by Nippon Animation that ran from 1999 to 2001, followed by an OVA series from 2002 to 2004 by the same studio. In 2011, another TV anime adaptation was produced, this time by Madhouse which ran for 148 episodes. While the manga was published at a regular pace in its initial years, Togashi has gone on extended breaks over the later years due to health issues. Specifically, starting in 2005, Hunter x Hunter has gone on hiatus multiple times. Earlier this year, Togashi made an official Twitter account where he posts regular updates about the manga’s status, indicating an imminent return. Now, the series is coming back, complete with an upcoming volume release.
Hunter x Hunter All Chapters
The next chapter of Hunter x Hunter will be published in Japan later this month in Weekly Shonen Jump. Outside Japan, chapters will simulpub on Manga Plus and the Shonen Jump app. New chapters will be free to read, though as mentioned, fans need a subscription to Shonen Jump if they want to read all the previous chapters. Currently, subscriptions are priced at USD 1.99 per month and are available in a couple of countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, the Philippines, Singapore, and India.
