Kagurabachi anime announces Part 2 of its World Tour, featuring Episode 1 previews in Africa and Australia. Fans can enjoy special screenings at major conventions.
The highly anticipated Kagurabachi anime has officially announced details for Part 2 of its World Tour, with the first 20 minutes of Episode 1 set to premiere at conventions in Africa and Australia. This announcement was made through a press release shared by Anime Corner.
The upcoming screenings will take place at Comic Con Africa in Johannesburg on September 27, 2026, from 1:00 to 1:30 p.m. SAST, and at PAX Aus in Melbourne on October 11, 2026, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. AEDT. Attendees can look forward to watching the initial segment of Episode 1, further enhancing the global reach of the series.
Both events will feature a special appearance by anime producer Kenta Suzuki. His involvement adds an exciting layer as fans can expect insights into the production of Kagurabachi during the screenings, underscoring the anime's commitment to engaging its audience directly.
Part 1 of the Kagurabachi Anime World Tour commenced in July at the Anime Expo in Los Angeles and continued through various prestigious events, including Japan Expo in Paris, AnimagiC in Mannheim, Otakon in Washington, D.C., and Anime NYC. With the completion of Part 2, the tour will have covered five continents, showcasing the anime's growing international fanbase.
Anime Corner reports that further details regarding Anime World Tour Part 3 and the tour’s culminating event in Japan are expected to be announced later this fall. This proactive approach keeps fans engaged while building anticipation for the full series premiere.
Kagurabachi is written and illustrated by Takeru Hokazono and is serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump. The anime adaptation is scheduled to premiere in April 2027, with Crunchyroll collaborating to stream the series worldwide, excluding specific regions.
The animation for Kagurabachi is produced by Studio Cypic, under the direction of Tetsuya Takeuchi, renowned for his work on pivotal scenes in Naruto. As excitement continues to mount leading up to the anime’s release, the showcases at these conventions present a critical opportunity for fans to connect with the series ahead of its debut.
The announcement of the Kagurabachi Anime World Tour Part 2 is a significant move that enhances the anime’s visibility and fan engagement across different continents, particularly focusing on Africa and Australia. With the promise of exclusive content and guest appearances, it aims to strengthen the series' community ties while fueling anticipation for its premiere. Fans eagerly await upcoming announcements regarding the tour's continuation and the full premiere in 2027.
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