The Junket Bank TV anime is set to air in October 2026 on TV Tokyo and affiliates, with additional cast announced and a collaborative visual with Liar Game released. The manga continues with volume 22 released digitally.
The Junket Bank manga, written and illustrated by Ikkō Tanaka, is set in a world where banks double as gambling halls. The series continues with its 22nd volume released digitally on July 17, 2026, as part of Shueisha's Kindle slate.
A TV anime adaptation has been in production, with a strong staff lineup including director Seiji Kishi and composer Taku Iwasaki. The anime stars Sōma Saitō and Rikuya Yasuda in lead roles. In July 2026, the cast expanded with Wataru Hatano as Keiichi Shishigami and Daisuke Hirakawa as Reiji Murasame. The series is scheduled to air on TV Tokyo and its affiliates on Mondays at 24:00 JST starting in October 2026.
In June 2026, a collaborative visual was released linking Junket Bank with the gambling-themed series Liar Game. The image features Shinotsu Shin from Junket Bank and Shinichi Akiyama from Liar Game, both holding coins and playing cards, promoting the upcoming anime alongside the currently airing Liar Game series.
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Dengeki Hobby Web highlighted Shueisha Kindle manga releasing on July 17, 2026. The roundup includes One Punch Man Vol. 37, The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You Vol. 26, Junket Bank Vol. 22, and additional titles such as Noa-senpai wa Tomodachi. Vol. 11, Mokkori Hanbei 13, Diamond no Kōzai 10, and Shadow House 22.
The Junket Bank TV anime has added Wataru Hatano as Keiichi Shishigami and Daisuke Hirakawa as Reiji Murasame. The series will air on TV Tokyo and affiliates on Mondays at 24:00 JST starting in October. The anime adapts Ikkō Tanaka's manga about a world where banks double as gambling halls, with Sōma Saitō and Rikuya Yasuda starring.
A collaborative visual featuring Shinotsu Shin from Junket Bank and Shinichi Akiyama from Liar Game has been released. The image shows both characters with defiant smirks, holding coins and playing cards. Junket Bank is set to air in October 2026, while Liar Game is currently airing.