Entertainment · K-Culture & Anime · 2 days ago
Ghost of Tsushima anime delayed to 2028
An anime series based on the video game Ghost of Tsushima has been delayed until 2028.
It had previously been planned for release in 2027.
PlayStation Productions is partnering with Aniplex and Hayate to make the series.
Crunchyroll will stream it exclusively when it is released.
Two cast members and additional staff were announced, though their names are not given here.
The series is based on a game, and the delay means viewers will have to wait longer to see its anime adaptation.
No more specific release date or reason for the delay was announced.
The Ghost of Tsushima anime has been delayed to 2028 from its previously planned 2027 release.
Crunchyroll announced the delay and will exclusively stream the series when it is released.
PlayStation Productions is partnering with Aniplex and Hayate to create the anime.
The announcement also included two cast members and additional staff, but the available articles do not name them.
- Who
- PlayStation Productions, Aniplex and Hayate are creating the anime. Crunchyroll will stream it exclusively.
- What
- The Ghost of Tsushima anime has been delayed to 2028, and two cast members and additional staff were announced.
- When
- The series is now planned for 2028; it had previously been pencilled in for 2027.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
The anime had been pencilled in for release in 2027.
Crunchyroll announced that the anime had been delayed to 2028.
- New release window
- 2028
- Previous release window
- 2027
- Streaming platform
- Crunchyroll, exclusively
- Production partners
- PlayStation Productions, Aniplex and Hayate
- Cast and staff announcement
- Two cast members and additional staff announced
Sources
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