The anime adaptation of Tsugumi Project is scheduled to premiere in January 2027. The television series will bring ippatu’s completed manga to the screen, with the story set in a post-apocalyptic Japan where a military mission turns into a fight for survival.
More than 200 years after a nuclear war devastated Japan, the country has become an isolated wasteland filled with mutated creatures and abandoned remains of its former civilisation. Leon, a French soldier who has been falsely convicted, is sent into the forbidden territory alongside other prisoners. Their mission is to locate an old-world weapon known as TORATSUGUMI within one year. In exchange, they will receive their freedom.
「人類は滅亡する…」
TVアニメ『虎鶫 －ＴＳＵＧＵＭＩ ＰＲＯＪＥＣＴ－』メインキービジュアル公開！
草木に覆われた廃墟、異形の生物たち、そして謎に包まれた「旧日本」。
その地で待ち受ける運命とは――。
2027年1月、放送開始！ #虎鶫https://t.co/KaWZ0tUzlupic.twitter.com/fNoFPh2FRu
— 「虎鶫 －ＴＳＵＧＵＭＩ ＰＲＯＪＥＣＴ－」 (@toratsugumi_PJ) <a href="https://comicvibe.com/survive-a-psycho-codes-november-2026-survive-a-psycho-roblox-guide/” title=”Survive a Psycho Codes (November 2026) – Survive a Psycho [Roblox] Guide”>November 12, 2026
The operation takes a different turn when Leon encounters Tsugumi, a mysterious girl with half-human characteristics and talons. She saves him, and their meeting becomes central to the mystery surrounding the weapon. The Japanese voice cast listed for the adaptation includes Masaaki Mizunaka as Leon, Haruki Ishiya as Dudu and Misaki Watada as Tsugumi.
Written and illustrated by ippatu, Tsugumi Project was first published in France by Ki-oon on July 4, 2019. It later began serialisation in Kodansha’s Weekly Young Magazine on January 25, 2021, and concluded on September 15, 2023. Its chapters were collected into seven volumes, with Kodansha USA also publishing an English edition.
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