Studio MAPPA has announced a comprehensive multi-title exhibition at the Yurakucho Museum in Tokyo to mark its 15th anniversary, running alongside production updates for several major sequel projects.
Exhibition Structure and Content
The retrospective event spans 23 distinct titles from the studio's catalog, featuring production materials and exclusive merchandise. To accommodate the volume of work on display, the exhibition is split into two operating phases. The first phase opens on September 16 and runs until December 7, while the second phase begins on October 28 and concludes on the same date. Tickets for both phases are currently distributed through the studio's official ticketing platform.
Sequels and Active Production
Alongside the anniversary event, MAPPA released updated visual assets and production statuses for several upcoming continuation projects. The active slate includes confirmed sequel seasons for Hell's Paradise, Ranma 1/2, and Oblivion Battery. Furthermore, the studio verified that long-term adaptations such as Jujutsu Kaisen Season 4 and the Chainsaw Man: Assassins Arc remain in active development.
These announcements establish the studio's near-term operational focus, pairing a physical retrospective in Tokyo with concrete status reports on its high-profile television slate for international audiences.
