My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending Gets a 2027 TV Anime
Manga Box announced the adaptation of Izumi’s light novels, with commemorative artwork by manga artist Mitsuya Otosu.
Izumi’s My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending will become a television anime in 2027. The series had over 1.75 million copies in circulation as of October.
Manga Box revealed on Tuesday that a television adaptation of Izumi’s My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending (Ore no Shibō Flag ga Todomaru Tokoro o Shiranai) will debut in 2027.
Mitsuya Otosu, who draws the manga adaptation, created an illustration celebrating the announcement.
The fifth light novel volume ships on December 11. Manga Box will release the manga’s 13th compiled volume digitally on November 29.
One Peace Books publishes the manga adaptation in English. The story follows ordinary college student Kazuki Hirasawa, who enters the body of Harold Stokes, a villain in his favorite game, Brave Hearts.
Following the game’s original events would lead to Harold’s defeat by the hero’s party. Kazuki must use Harold’s powerful body and his knowledge of the game to avoid the many threats to his survival.
Izumi began the original story on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in 2014. It won the grand prize at the third Narō-Con Grand Prix in 2015, also described as the third Shosetsuka ni Naro Contest.
Takarajimasha began publishing the light novels in 2015, with illustrations by Atiki, also known as Achiki.
Otosu launched the manga on the Manga Box smartphone app in 2020. The series had over 1.75 million copies in circulation as of October.
Sources: Press release via ANN
