World Trigger Manga Goes on 1 Month Hiatus Due to Ashihara's Health

 

The Twitter account for manga magazine Jump SQ. revealed on Monday that Daisuke Ashihara's World Trigger will not be appearing in the November issue of the magazine due to the health of the manga creator. Despite this, World Trigger will still be appearing on the cover of the November 2021 issue which is set to be released on October 4.

 

 

読者の皆様へ
10月4日発売の11月特大号の表紙は『ワールドトリガー』となっておりますが、漫画本編は、作者急病のため、休載させていただきます。
12月特大号は掲載の予定です。
大変申し訳ありませんが、よろしくお願いいたします。 pic.twitter.com/QmUTALPon1

— ジャンプSQ.編集部 (@JUMP_SQ) September 27, 2021

 

 

World Trigger's current break is currently only set for the November issue and is scheduled to return in the December issue, which will be released in early November. The above tweet says that Ashihara suffers from neck pain making it hard to write and draw manga.

 

This is the third time this year that World Trigger has been put on hold for a month, with the popular manga series missing the March and May issues, as well as the December issue of Jump SQ. in November 2019.

 

The first season of World Trigger aired from October 2014 to April 2016, totaling 73 episodes, with the second season starting in January 2021, and the third season scheduled for October 2021. All of the seasons, including the upcoming one, is streaming right here on Crunchyroll. The entire series is currently streaming on Crunchyroll, which describes the series as such:

 

One day, a gate to another world opened in Mikado City. Invaders from another dimension, referred to thereafter as Neighbors, overran the area around the gate, leaving the city gripped by fear. However, a mysterious group suddenly appeared and repelled the Neighbors. This Border Defense Agency independently researches Neighbor technology and fights to protect this world. In a short time, they managed to build an enormous base and prepare a defensive system against the Neighbors. it's been four years since then

 

Source: Jump SQ. on Twitter

 

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Daryl Harding is a Japan Correspondent for Crunchyroll News. He also runs the YouTube channel about Japan stuff called TheDoctorDazza, tweets at @DoctorDazza, and posts photos of his travels on Instagram. 

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