From Cult Hits to Television: Why Tsugumi Project is the Next Big Dark Sci-Fi Anime
Get ready for a post-apocalyptic masterpiece. The highly acclaimed manga Tsugumi Project is officially getting a TV anime adaptation. Learn more here.
The post-apocalyptic wasteland of a ruined Japan is officially coming to the small screen. A television anime adaptation has been officially announced for ippatu’s highly acclaimed manga series, Tsugumi Project (also known as Tora Tsugumi).
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This cult hit action-suspense epic, which has captured the hearts of fans across Japan and France, released an official teaser visual and promotional video to celebrate the milestone.
The newly released teaser visual showcases the signature, hauntingly beautiful atmosphere of the series. The character Tsugumi stands in the foreground, with the decaying, plant-covered ruins of a massive skyscraper climbing into the sky behind her. It sets the perfect tone for a series defined by survival, dark secrets, and radioactive mysteries.
Key Information
- Original Manga Creator: ippatu
- Original Publisher (Japan): Kodansha (Weekly Young Magazine)
- English Publisher: Kodansha USA
- Official Social Media Page: Check the official Tsugumi Project Project X Account (@toratsugumi_PJ) for live updates.
What is the Plot of Tsugumi Project?
The story of Tsugumi Project is set more than two centuries after a devastating nuclear war left the island of Japan an isolated, radioactive quarantine zone. The rest of the world views the island with terror, knowing it only as a lawless land overrun by irradiated, mutated monsters.
The narrative follows Leon, a French soldier of fortune who is framed for a crime, separated from his family, and forced onto a high-stakes suicide mission. He and a group of fellow prisoners are given one year to infiltrate this deadly wasteland and retrieve a legendary, top-secret weapon codenamed Tsugumi.
Shortly after arriving in the hostile territory, Leon’s mission takes an unexpected turn when he is saved by a mysterious, silent, half-human girl with bird-like talons. This encounter begins an intense, atmospheric journey of survival where the lines between humanity and monstrosity constantly blur.
Who is the Creator Behind Tsugumi Project?
The manga is the brilliant debut work of the Japanese creator ippatu. Before launching this breakout hit, ippatu worked as a manga assistant, developing a meticulously detailed art style that heavily favors breathtaking, industrial architecture and surreal monster designs.
The creator has openly noted that the series is heavily influenced by French and European comic book styles, specifically the sprawling cityscapes of French artist Nicolas de Crécy. This distinct aesthetic gives the manga a visual identity unlike almost anything else in the industry.
Following the anime announcement, ippatu shared an enthusiastic message with fans, expressing disbelief and excitement at seeing their creations come to life. The author also lightheartedly wondered how the anime’s background artists handled the grueling task of drawing the series’ incredibly detailed, ruined cityscapes.
Where Can You Read and Buy the Tsugumi Project Manga?
For fans who want to dive into the source material before the anime debuts, the manga completed its serialization run in Kodansha’s Weekly Young Magazine in September 2023, spanning a total of seven collected volumes.
- English Release: You can purchase print and digital English volumes of the manga directly through the official Kodansha USA Tsugumi Project Portal.
- Physical Retailers: The English editions are also widely available at major book retailers, such as the Books-A-Million Manga Store.
When is the Tsugumi Project Anime Release Date?
An official premiere date for the television anime has not yet been locked in. Because the announcement has just been made, the production committee is keeping specific details about the animation studio, voice cast, and release window under wraps.
However, with the manga’s story already fully concluded, fans can expect a highly faithful, complete adaptation of Leon and Tsugumi’s journey through the ruins of Japan.







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