Fuji TV has announced an exciting development for anime enthusiasts with the revelation of an upcoming television adaptation of the popular webtoon series, “Viral Hit,” created by the dynamic duo Taejun Pak and Kim Junghyun. Scheduled to premiere in April on Fuji TV’s Ultra+ programming block, the anime will be titled “Kenka Dokugaku,” aligning with the Japanese title of the widely acclaimed webtoon.
In tandem with this announcement, Crunchyroll has confirmed its commitment to streaming the series during its spring 2024 season. Viewers across North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, and CIS can eagerly anticipate enjoying the animated adaptation as it airs.
Taking the helm of the anime’s creative direction is director Masakazu Hishida, renowned for his work on “Fairy Ranmaru” and “KING OF PRISM by PrettyRhythm,” at Okuruto Noboru. Toshiya Ono, known for scripting “The Promised Neverland” and “Land of the Lustrous,” will oversee the series scripts. Character design responsibilities fall into the capable hands of Satomi Miyazaki, recognized for her contributions to “Tomodachi Game,” while the music will be composed by Yutaka Yamada, acclaimed for his work on “Tokyo Ghoul” and “Vinland Saga.” The production is entrusted to Slow Curve.
Originating in Korea in November 2019, the webtoon quickly gained traction. The English version, introduced by Webtoon in October 2020, has already released 203 chapters as of February 6. Japanese readers can enjoy the series on the LINE Manga app.
Taejun Pak, the co-creator of this viral sensation, is no stranger to success. Also the mastermind behind “Lookism,” Pak holds the position of CEO at PTJ Comics, showcasing his multifaceted talents in the world of storytelling. Anime enthusiasts can gear up for a thrilling experience this April as “Kenka Dokugaku” graces the small screen, bringing the captivating world of Viral Hit to life.
