Hunter x Hunter Manga Makes A Comeback In Shonen Jump
Fans of Hunter x Hunter (ハンターハンター), rejoice! HxH creator Yoshihiro Togashi (冨樫 義博) is back and the series will be making its grand return in Weekly Shonen Jump (週刊少年ジャンプ)! Publishing companies Shueisha (株式会社集英社) and VIZ Media have made this announcement on Tuesday and the series will be both available in Japanese and English. How cool is that?
Hunter x Hunter follows the life of young, happy-go-lucky Gon Freecss (ゴン=フリークス). Growing up, Gon believed that his father has been long dead so it came to him as a big surprise when he found out that his father is indeed alive and is a widely known Hunter. Keep Reading


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