“Daemons of the Shadow Realm,” the dark fantasy manga by “Fullmetal Alchemist” creator Hiromu Arakawa, is officially getting an anime adaptation. Announced on July 6, 2025, the project will be handled by Studio Bones, with Aniplex overseeing production and distribution.
The manga, originally titled “Yomi no Tsugai” in Japan, began serialization in December 2021 in Monthly Shōnen Gangan. The story follows a boy named Yuru who lives in a remote village and uncovers supernatural entities known as Tsugai—guardians that lead him into a mystery spanning myth, magic, and destiny.
"Daemons of the Shadow Realm" anime based on "Full Metal Alchemist" creator Hiromu Arakawa's manga Announced.
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Studio Bones, known for high-quality adaptations like “My Hero Academia” and “Mob Psycho 100,” brings visual credibility to the project. Fans of Arakawa’s storytelling can expect dynamic character arcs, detailed animation, and a tone that blends spiritual depth with action-packed drama.
Aniplex has yet to announce a release date, but the anime is expected to debut sometime in 2026. The series is already trending across anime news boards, with fans eagerly anticipating casting announcements, trailer drops, and streaming platform details.
With Hiromu Arakawa’s proven reputation and Studio Bones’ animation expertise, “Daemons of the Shadow Realm” could become one of the most anticipated anime premieres of 2026. Stay tuned to PanAsiaBiz for updates as the production unfolds.
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