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14 Years Later, Shonen Jump’s Best Vampire Series Confirms Finale
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A major Shonen Jump series has just confirmed its finale, 14 years after its serialization.
Three years after the manga’s debut, WIT Studio released an anime adaptation in 2015, and it became one of the greatest vampire anime series of all time.
Thanks to the exceptional story and anime adaptation, the series is loved among fans even to this year.
Along with Seraph of the End, another acclaimed series, Stop This Sound will also reach its climax on the same day.
Image Courtesy of WIT StudioUnfortunately, despite its popularity, WIT Studio hasn’t shared any updates on the anime’s return.