Will Hunter x Hunter ever come back? Probably. This is allegedly because of Togashi’s health problems, mainly relating to pain in his lower back, but fans would be forgiven for being a little miffed about Hunter x Hunter’s current hiatus when, last we heard, Togashi already had the next 10 chapters prepared.
Nevertheless, they have definitely worsened in recent years. You can see an excellent visual breakdown of Hunter x Hunter’s publication record via the informative but terrifying website “ Hiatus x Hiatus.” There, you will also learn that Togashi’s all-time record for consecutive publication is a measly 30 issues: hiatuses have always, therefore, been a constant part of the series. Bear in mind that the chart has yet to be updated for future issues This means that Hunter x Hunter will have been on hiatus for 81 consecutive issues, breaking the previous record of 80 issues from 2014 to 2016. 36 and 37 of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump, nor the issue after that (no. This record-breaking feat is based on the fact that Hunter x Hunter will not appear in next week’s combined issue no.
Even so, it seems as if Togashi has one-upped himself yet again, as Hunter x Hunter’s current hiatus has become its longest. Fans have long since been frustrated with the inconsistent pace of author Yoshihiro Togashi’s work, which has been a problem since the very beginning of the series. The word ‘hiatus’ and Hunter x Hunter are practically synonymous at this point.
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