PTJ Comic's webtoon How To Fight got an anime adaptation!
Fuji TV announced on Saturday that the webtoon series Viral Hit or better known as How To Fight, by Taejun Pak and Kim Junghyun will get a television anime adaptation that will premiere in April on Fuji TV's Ultra+ program block under the title Kenka Dokugaku (the Japanese title of the webtoon).
Crunchyroll also announced at the same time that it will broadcast the series when it airs as part of the spring 2024 season.
Crunchyroll will broadcast the series in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, Middle East, and CIS.
The first trailer for the "Viral Hit" anime has been released, featuring footage of exciting action and battle scenes.
The anime is produced by Okuruto Noboru, the studio behind popular anime such as Tomodachi Game, How Not To Summon A Demon Lord, and Hyperdimension Neptunia.
Masakazu Hishida will direct the series, while Toshiya Onobert is in charge of the script, Satomi Miyazaki designed the characters, and Yutaka Yamada will compose the music.
"Kenka Dokugaku" tells the story of Yu Hobin, a skinny high school student who unexpectedly becomes the star of a battle NewTube channel.
After following the mysterious NewTube channel's advice on how to fight, Hobin quickly learns how to defeat tougher people and starts making more money than he ever dreamed possible.
Will Hobin be able to maintain his success or will he meet his match?
The popularity of webtoons in the anime world continues to rise, as "Solo Leveling" is one of the biggest anime adaptations of 2024.
With the continued success of this South Korean digital comic, it's no wonder that more and more stories like How To Fight are getting anime adaptations.
For those who haven't heard of How To Fight, you can read the series for free on the Webtoon platform.
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