The Skull Dragon's Precious Daughter manga is on a half-year hiatus and is set to return in spring 2027, while the television anime adaptation has a 2027 debut, a first promo video and main visual, and fixed cast and director credits.
Kadokawa announced the television anime of Ichi Yukishiro's Skull Dragon's Precious Daughter with a 2027 debut, the first main promotional video, and a main visual. The production has its principal credits fixed: Kuniyasu Nishina directs at Doga Kobou, Yuka Yamada handles series scripts, and Tomoya Atsumi designs characters. Kana Hanazawa voices Eve, the girl abandoned in the Forest of Scraps, and Kazuhiko Inoue voices Nemu, the skull dragon who raised her.
That adaptation news arrived after the manga went on hiatus. The 44th chapter, published on July 14, announced that the series would pause for half a year and return in spring 2027. Yukishiro cited long-accumulated stress, saying that reduced page counts and a lighter schedule did not prevent the effects from appearing in the manga.
Both threads now point to 2027. The manga returns in spring, and the anime debuts later that year. The adaptation moves the property beyond its serialization and its trade distribution by J-Novel Club and Seven Seas into a broadcast production with its cast and director set.
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Oct 8
Kadokawa revealed the first main promotional video, main visual, and 2027 debut for the television anime of Ichi Yukishiro's Skull Dragon's Precious Daughter. Kana Hanazawa voices Eve, a girl abandoned in the Forest of Scraps, and Kazuhiko Inoue voices Nemu, the skull dragon who raised her. Kuniyasu Nishina directs at Doga Kobou, with Yuka Yamada on series scripts and Tomoya Atsumi designing characters.
Aug 14
The 44th chapter of Ichi Yukishiro's Skull Dragon's Precious Daughter manga announced on July 14 that the series will go on hiatus for half a year and return in spring 2027. Yukishiro cited long-accumulated stress, noting that despite reduced page counts and a lighter schedule, the effects still showed in the manga.