Why Shikao Suga’s Shocking Return to Horror Has Anime Fans Losing Their Minds

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Horror Collector Anime Drops Spooky October Premiere Date and Theme Song Reveal!

Get ready for a chilling new ride because the television anime adaptation of Midori Satō’s Horror Collector novel series is officially set to premiere on NHK General this October! NHK announced that renowned artist Shikao Suga has written and will perform both the opening and ending theme songs for the highly anticipated supernatural series.

Meet the Boy in the Red Hood

Based on the hit novels written by Midori Satō with supervision by Norio Tsuruta and art by Yon, Horror Collector dives headfirst into the terrifying world of internet creepypastas, cryptid sightings, and unsolved paranormal disappearances. While most urban legends are just internet pranks, an unlucky few discover the hard way that monsters are all too real—unless they cross paths with a mysterious boy in the red hood who wanders from town to town wherever strange things happen. Fans looking to dive into the chills early can already check out the original novels and Niko Yuki’s manga adaptation, which are currently being released in English by Yen Press.

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