Geopolitical storytelling is about to make a significant splash in the television anime landscape. Kodansha’s esteemed Morning magazine has officially announced that Motohiro Den’s gripping seinen manga Funsō Deshitara Hatta made (If It's a Conflict, Leave it to Hatta) is receiving a television anime adaptation. While production details, studio assignments, and a concrete broadcast schedule remain under wraps, the confirmation has already generated substantial discussion among manga readers.
The narrative follows Yuri Hatta, a sharp-witted geopolitical risk consultant who travels across the globe to navigate and resolve complex international disputes. Utilizing her vast geopolitical intellect alongside unorthodox and daring tactics, Hatta tackles high-stakes crises that ordinary diplomats cannot touch. Motohiro Den launched the series back in November 2019 through Morning magazine and the digital D Morning application, where it steadily cultivated a dedicated following. Kodansha continues to champion the title, preparing to release its landmark 20th compiled book volume.
As production gets underway, anticipation is high to see how the intricate political machinations and global backdrops of Den's work will translate into motion. Further announcements regarding staff and the main voice cast are expected in upcoming issues of Morning.
