From the Creator of Fullmetal Alchemist: Yomi no Tsugai Hits Screens in 2026

The long‑awaited anime adaptation of Yomi no Tsugai (Daemons of the Shadow Realm)—the latest manga by Fullmetal Alchemist creator Hiromu Arakawa—has officially set its television debut for April 4, 2026. The announcement arrives alongside a major promotional trailer confirming the production studio, creative staff, and musical artists involved.

A High‑Profile Production Team

The series is being produced by Bones Film, the animation studio known for high‑impact action and polished visual storytelling. The project is directed by Masahiro Andō, recognized for works such as Sword of the Stranger and Zetsuen no Tempest. Screenplay supervision is handled by Noboru Takagi, while Nobuhiro Arai adapts Arakawa’s character designs for animation. Composer Kenichiro Suehiro is in charge of the soundtrack.

Opening and Ending Themes Revealed

The new trailer also confirms the musical lineup:

• Opening Theme: “Tobu Toki” by Vaundy
• Ending Theme: “Tobou yo” by Yama These tracks accompany the anime’s dark fantasy tone and the intense emotional stakes of its story.

Broadcast Details

The anime will air in two consecutive cours, ensuring a continuous six‑month broadcast window. It will be available on Japanese networks including Tokyo MX and BS11, with international streaming confirmed through Crunchyroll.

A Dark Fantasy of Secrets, Survival, and Supernatural Bonds

Yomi no Tsugai follows a young hunter whose quiet mountain village is suddenly attacked by armed military forces. As his world collapses, he uncovers a devastating truth about the person he believed to be his sister—and the mysterious, powerful beings known as Daemons, supernatural pairs bound to their human wielders. The series blends action, mystery, and emotional drama, echoing the narrative depth Arakawa is known for.

Why Fans Are Excited

With its pedigree, striking premise, and the involvement of one of anime’s most respected studios, Yomi no Tsugai is already being hailed as a potential standout of the 2026 anime lineup. Early trailers showcase dynamic combat, atmospheric world‑building, and the signature character work that made Arakawa’s previous series global hits.