Hunter x Hunter has a long history, but after a recent return to the press, the manga has gone on another hiatus. This is not unusual for the series, which has taken breaks in the past due to creator Yoshihiro Togashi's health issues. However, a recent update by Shonen Jump has sparked concerns about the manga's cancellation. For the first time, the magazine has categorized Hunter x Hunter as an "archived serialization" instead of a "serialized work."
Hunter x Hunter fans have noticed a concerning change on the official Japanese website for Weekly Shonen Jump. The manga has been categorized as an "archived serialization" instead of a "serialized work," marking a first for the series. This has raised concerns among netizens, as archived serializations include stories that are finished, canceled, or transferred. While Hunter x Hunter was listed under regular serials as of December 2022, there have been no updates since the last chapter was released at the end of last year. The silence from creator Yoshihiro Togashi and his editorial team on social media has added to fans' worries. With the manga industry's fast pace, the extended hiatuses that Hunter x Hunter has undergone may have hit a limit at Shueisha. Fans are hopeful that the manga has been temporarily archived and that it will return soon, either at Shonen Jump+ or elsewhere.
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