The Strongest Man, Born From Misfortune joins the list of isekai that will make the leap to anime. The publisher Starts Publishing announced that the work of Fukufuku will have a television adaptation, and to commemorate the news the illustrator Zun Nakabayashiresponsible for both the illustrations for the novels and the manga version, shared a special illustration.
An isekai that has known how to win over its audience
The story began in the portal Shōsetsuka ni Naro in November 2020, and has continued to grow in popularity since then. The first printed volume arrived in March 2022 under the Starts Publishing seal, and today the saga has more than 1.5 million copies in circulationwhich confirms that it is one of the new gems of the isekai genre.
The manga is also still going
In addition to novels, Zun Nakabayashi launched the manga adaptation in October 2021 through the digital magazine Comic Glast. This format has also had a great reception, and its compilation volume number 8 will arrive next September 26thus expanding the scope of the franchise before the anime's premiere.
A plot marked by adversity
The premise of The Strongest Man, Born From Misfortune It focuses on a protagonist who, despite being hit by misfortunes again and again, manages to find in them the spark that drives him to grow and transform into someone much more powerful than he had ever imagined. An approach that promises to give freshness to an already well-explored genre.
The announcement of the anime has revived interest in the work, and everything indicates that the production will seek to maintain the spirit of improvement and fight against adversity that characterizes the story.
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