With Look Back now in theaters, is Goodbye, Eri going to get an anime next?
Goodbye, Eri stands as one of the most celebrated manga releases of the past decade. Creator Tatsuki Fujimoto may have became a household name with Chainsaw Man , but his one shots turned him into a legend. Back in 2022, the release of Goodbye, Eri took the world by storm, and now netizens are asking an important question: Is the one shot ready for an anime?
In the past week, rumors have swirled that Goodbye, Eri is eyeing an anime adaptation, but nothing has been said officially. Fujimoto is keeping his focus on Look Back these days, and Shueisha hasn't said a peep. However, given the success of Goodbye, Eri, an anime order would not be surprising. Heralded as one of Fujimoto's best works, Goodbye, Eri is a thrilling drama. It would make for an excellent movie, so really, its film adaptation is a matter of when rather than if. The one shot is far too popular to ignore, and with Look Back dominating local theaters in Japan, you can bet Fujimoto is negotiating a deal for Yuta if he has not already.
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