There was a time when anime was exclusively adaptations of manga. Sometimes adaptations of light novels, maybe a novel or two. Certainly, nothing from outside of Japan, or very occasionally, when working with production companies from other countries. But that has already changed forever. The industry has found a gold mine in manhwa, the Korean comic. Where that success has a clear name.
Solo Leveling is one of the most successful animes in recent years. Having also been adapted into a video game, expanding already over two seasons, it has been a resounding success in both manhwa, literature, and anime. That’s why it’s not surprising that studios have started to pay more attention to other Korean works that can be adapted. Among them, the latest great success that will be adapted is Tomb Raider King.
The announcement has been made by its creator, SAN. G, through his Twitter account, the announcement has come through Manga Mogura, one of the largest manga news outlets in the world. Without any official announcement from any studio, we don’t have any more information about the adaptation, apart from the fact that it exists and that we will still have to wait a long time for its release.
If you’re not up to date with one of the most successful manhwas of the present, Tomb Raider King begins with strange tombs appearing all over the world. Inside them, there are strange relics, some that give unimaginable powers to their owners, others terrible curses. The protagonist of this manhwa will make the determination to be the one who not only ventures into all the tombs, but also acquires all the relics that exist. Regardless of the powers or curses they may carry.
With such an interesting premise, Tomb Raider King has become one of the most followed works currently in Korea. If it caught your attention and you are eager to see the anime, we regret to inform you that you will still have to wait. What we know for sure is that its adaptation will not arrive until 2026. So it’s time to wait and see who will be in charge of bringing this popular work to life.
