Black Clover Manga Goes on Hiatus: Final Arc Planning Underway

Yuki Tabata’s popular manga series, Black Clover, will be going on a hiatus for approximately three months to allow the author to rest and plan the highly anticipated final arc. Stay tuned for more details on the return date and get ready for an exciting conclusion to this beloved series.

Black Clover Manga Goes on Hiatus: Final Arc Planning Underway

In a recent announcement from the Weekly Shonen Jump editorial department, it has been revealed that Yuki Tabata’s popular manga series, Black Clover, will be going on a hiatus for approximately three months. The hiatus is necessary for the author to rest and plan the final arc of the series.

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Starting from issue #23, Black Clover will be absent from the magazine as Tabata takes a break to prepare for the highly anticipated Final Arc. While no specific date has been set for the manga’s return, it suggests that the break could potentially be indefinite.

The editorial department expressed their apologies to the readers who have been eagerly following the series, but they hope for understanding and continued support. They also assured that more details regarding the exact duration of the hiatus will be provided in upcoming issues of Weekly Shonen Jump.

Tabata himself commented on the situation, stating that although he initially wanted to continue without a break, he had a thorough discussion with the editorial department. It was ultimately decided that he should take a rest in order to deliver the final arc in the best possible form.

Black Clover Manga: Final Arc Planning Details

A recent leak had hinted at a short hiatus for Black Clover, but it did not mention anything about the final arc. However, according to another leak, the manga could be on hiatus for approximately three months to allow Tabata to rest and plan out the final saga, which is expected to span between 150 to 200 chapters.

It’s worth noting that in a previous leak from Weekly Shonen Jump issue #19, it was reported that Tabata had been planning for a break due to plagiarism allegations from Disney. It’s unclear if this played a role in the decision for the hiatus.

Black Clover Manga: A Beloved Series

Black Clover, written and illustrated by Yuki Tabata, has been serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine since February 2015. The manga has gained a dedicated fanbase and has been adapted into an anime television series and an original video animation. An anime film is also set to premiere in 2023.

The story follows Asta, a young boy born without any magical powers in a world where almost everyone possesses some form of magic. With the support of his comrades from the Black Bulls, Asta aims to become the next Wizard King.

Exciting Conclusion: Black Clover’s Final Arc

As fans eagerly await the return of Black Clover, they can look forward to an exciting final arc that will surely deliver a fitting conclusion to this beloved series.

The hiatus will allow Tabata to rest and plan out the final saga, ensuring that it spans between 150 to 200 chapters. This extensive final arc promises to captivate readers and provide a satisfying end to the story.

While the exact duration of the hiatus is yet to be confirmed, Weekly Shonen Jump will provide more details in upcoming issues. The editorial department expresses their apologies for any inconvenience caused but hopes for understanding and continued support from the readers.