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Hunter x Hunter and Sakurazaka46 release an official music video

The manga by Yoshihiro Togashi and the group Sakurazaka46 release a music video in Shonen Jump.

Unexpected collaborations between manga culture and the idol world often give us artistic pieces worth framing. The legendary work Hunter x Hunter and the acclaimed idol group Sakurazaka46 joined forces to release a collaborative music video based on the theme “Unhappy birthday Kobun,” officially premiered on the YouTube channel of Weekly Shonen Jump on August 2 at 11:55 p.m.

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The song chosen for this project is part of the group’s thirteenth single, released in October 2025 with the talented Yu Murai taking the central position in the formation. The highlight of the music video lies in Murai’s impeccable solo choreography, whose expressiveness and visual dynamism intertwine spectacularly with the iconic panels and illustrations of the work. This mix highlights both the dark tone and the psychological elegance that characterizes the adventures of Gon, Killua, Kurapika, and Leorio against unforgettable villains like Hisoka and Chrollo Lucilfer.

The unbeatable legacy of Yoshihiro Togashi

Since its debut in the pages of Shueisha’s publishing house in 1998, the original manga written and illustrated by Yoshihiro Togashi has conquered different generations thanks to its complex power system based on Nen, its unpredictable plot twists, and a narrative that transcends traditional shonen. With over 84 million copies in circulation worldwide, two successful anime adaptations, and multiple video games, the franchise proves to remain more relevant than ever in the community. Meanwhile, Sakurazaka46 —a group born in 2015 as Keyakizaka46 within the successful Sakamichi franchise— solidifies its status as one of Japan’s most influential musical groups by starring in this vibrant alliance with one of Shonen Jump’s most beloved stories.

With Hunter x Hunter’s fascinating visual aesthetic combined with the idols’ talent in this official video, do you think this type of musical collaboration gives the manga a new wave of popularity while fans wait for new chapters?

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