My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending Novels Get TV Anime in 2027
Manga Box announced on Tuesday that Izumi's light novel series My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending will get a television anime in 2027. Manga artist Mitsuya Otosu drew an illustration for the announcement.
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Why it matters
The adaptation arrives with the novels still running and the manga past a dozen volumes, so the anime has a deep backlog to draw from rather than a single completed arc.
Key Facts
- Manga Box announced a television anime adaptation of Izumi's My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending for 2027.
- Mitsuya Otosu, the manga adaptation's artist, drew an illustration for the announcement.
- Izumi launched the original story on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website in 2014.
- The fifth novel volume ships on December 11, and the manga's 13th compiled volume goes digital on November 29.
- The series has over 1.75 million copies in circulation as of October.
The story follows college student Kazuki Hirasawa, who wakes in the body of Harold Stokes, a villain in his favorite game, Brave Hearts. The fifth novel volume ships December 11, and the manga's 13th volume goes digital on November 29.
Izumi's series began on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website in 2014 and won the grand prize at the 3rd Naro-Con Grand Prix in 2015, the same year Takarajimasha began publishing the light novels with illustrations by Atiki. Otosu launched the manga on the Manga Box app in 2020, and One Peace Books releases it in English. The series has over 1.75 million copies in circulation as of October.
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