Exciting news has emerged for anime fans worldwide as Fuji TV recently announced the upcoming television adaptation of the immensely popular webtoon series, “Viral Hit,” created by the dynamic duo Taejun Pak and Kim Junghyun. Titled “Kenka Dokugaku” in Japanese, this anime adaptation is set to premiere in April on Fuji TV’s Ultra+ programming block, promising to bring the thrilling and captivating story to life on screen.
To add to the excitement, Crunchyroll has also confirmed its commitment to stream the series during its highly anticipated spring 2024 season, ensuring that fans across the globe will have access to this eagerly awaited anime adaptation.
Originally hailing from Korea, the “Viral Hit” webtoon made its debut in November 2019 and quickly garnered a dedicated following. With its engaging storyline and dynamic characters, the series captured the hearts of readers worldwide. The English version, introduced by Webtoon in October 2020, has since released an impressive 203 chapters as of February 6th, captivating audiences with its compelling narrative and intricate plot twists.
For Japanese readers, the series is readily available on the LINE Manga app, allowing them to dive into the thrilling world of “Viral Hit” and experience the excitement firsthand.
With its impending anime adaptation on Fuji TV and streaming availability on Crunchyroll, “Kenka Dokugaku” is poised to become a global sensation, further solidifying the legacy of the “Viral Hit” series and captivating audiences with its riveting storytelling and vibrant animation.
