Horror manga fans can finally mark their calendars, as Pumpkin Night is officially set to resume serialization on August 19 after an extended hiatus. The series had been on break since April 2025 to allow artist Seima Taniguchi time to recover from health-related issues.
Written by Masaya Hokazono and illustrated by Seima Taniguchi, Pumpkin Night has gained a dedicated following thanks to its intense slasher horror, graphic violence, and revenge-driven storyline. The manga follows the terrifying Naoko Kirino, a former psychiatric patient who escapes confinement wearing a pumpkin mask and embarks on a brutal quest for vengeance against those who ruined her life.
The announcement of the manga's return has been welcomed by longtime readers who have eagerly awaited the continuation of the story. According to the official announcement, serialization will resume on August 19, bringing new chapters to fans after more than a year away.
Originally serialized on the LINE Manga platform, Pumpkin Night has become one of the most recognizable modern horror manga titles, earning millions of readers through its shocking artwork, relentless suspense, and over-the-top gore.
With the series finally making its comeback, fans can look forward to discovering what lies ahead for Naoko's blood-soaked tale of revenge.
Comments