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Hunter x Hunter release schedule (Updated May 2026): When the long-awaited return of the long-delayed new Hunter x Hunter chapters will end
Yoshihiro Togashi continues to work on new chapters of Hunter x Hunter and here is everything we know about when we'll get to read them.

The fact that Hunter x Hunter fans are still desperate for new chapters even with the series on an ongoing hiatus is largely a testament to how great the manga really is. With Yoshihiro Togashi still battling various ailments that prevent him from drawing, the Hunter x Hunter release schedule has become glacial over the past several years. However, hope is on the horizon as we wait for new Hunter x Hunter chapters to finally start coming out again.
How often do Hunter x Hunter chapters come out?
There was a time when Hunter x Hunter came out on a weekly schedule, but creator Yoshihiro Togashi had to take repeated breaks over the years due to his declining health. Those breaks got longer and more frequent. Now, we don’t have a set Hunter x Hunter release schedule for the manga; new chapters are released when they are ready.
What is the Hunter x Hunter 411 release schedule?

Hunter x Hunter 410 came out back in December 2024, so it has been well over a year since the last chapter was released. We know that Togashi is still working on the manga as he often updates his social media drawings and hints that more Hunter x Hunter is on the way. In April 2026, he said that he had several new chapters ready to go, but it isn’t clear when those chapters will actually be coming out. Until we hear something from Shueisha, we are going to err on the side of caution and say that any Hunter x Hunter release schedule you find is pure speculation.
Upcoming Hunter x Hunter chapters are:
- Hunter x Hunter Chapter 411: To be announced
- Hunter x Hunter Chapter 412: To be announced
- Hunter x Hunter Chapter 413: To be announced
Where can you read Hunter x Hunter online?
We don’t know when new Hunter x Hunter chapters will be coming out, but we do know where they’re likely to end up. You can read every chapter of the manga on the Shonen Jump app or the Viz Media website.
When will Hunter x Hunter come back from hiatus?

This is the question that fans have been asking for years now. The Hunter x Hunter manga had a pretty consistent release schedule for the first several years after it began serialization in 1998. However, by 2006, Togashi’s health was in such a state that the manga would only update sporadically for the next 20 years.
It is clear that Togashi still intends to finish Hunter x Hunter and even has several endings for the story planned. He’s still working on it as often as he’s able to. However, Shueisha has said that they don’t expect Hunter x Hunter to go back to being a consistent weekly release again. Instead, they will publish new chapters on an ad hoc basis from now on.
What health issue does Yoshihiro Togashi have?
An exact diagnosis of what health issue has been causing Yoshihiro Togashi’s long breaks from drawing Hunter x Hunter hasn’t been made public. However, it is known that he has long suffered from chronic back issues that prevent him from drawing for more than a few minutes a day.
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