SSS-Class Revival Hunter has released its second promotional video and confirmed the musical artists for its ending theme song. The series is scheduled to premiere in January 2027 as part of the Winter anime season, marking a major addition to the current wave of high-profile manhwa-to-anime adaptations.
The update on November 11, 2026, provides the most substantial look yet at the production by STUDIO fu. The trailer features a first listen to the ending theme song "Fading," a collaboration between THE SPELLBOUND and BOOM BOOM SATELLITES, while highlighting the production value expected from the series as it prepares for its Japanese broadcast on Fuji TV's +Ultra programming block.
What We Know
The second promotional video for SSS-Class Revival Hunter (Japanese title: Shishite Ikiru SSS-kyu Hunter) confirms that the series will begin broadcasting in January 2027. The ending theme song is titled "Fading" and is performed by THE SPELLBOUND x BOOM BOOM SATELLITES.
The production is led by director Hiroaki Sakurai at STUDIO fu. Sayuri Oba is handling series composition and scripts, while Takahiro Yoshimatsu is responsible for character designs. The musical score is being composed by Ryo Kawasaki and Tomoyuki Kono. The main voice cast includes Takeo Otsuka as Kim Gongja, Satoshi Hino as the Sword Emperor, and Toshiki Masuda as the Flame Emperor. Additional cast members announced include Megumi Han as the Witch of the Black Dragon, Sayaka Kinoshita as the Paladin, Risa Shimizu as the Countess, and Makoto Furukawa as the Poisonous Viper.
Why It Matters
SSS-Class Revival Hunter follows Kim Gongja, an F-rank hunter who gains a legendary S-rank skill that allows him to copy the abilities of others. The catch is that he can only use this power and travel back in time 24 hours upon his death. The series is based on the web novel by Sinnoa and the webtoon adaptation by Neida and Bill K. It is being positioned as a key title in the manhwa-to-anime trend, supported by a production partnership between Crunchyroll, HAYATE, and WEBTOON Entertainment's LINE Digital Frontier.
Where to Watch
Crunchyroll will stream the series starting in January 2027. The platform has confirmed licensing for North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS, the Indian subcontinent, and Southeast Asian regions including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. Subscription plans and pricing vary by region, and viewers should check the official Crunchyroll site for local details.
What Happens Next
As of November 2026, a specific premiere date within the January 2027 window has not been announced. The opening theme song title and artist remain unconfirmed, and no information regarding an English dub or its cast has been released. Fans can expect further broadcast details as the Winter 2027 season approaches.