15 Years of MAPPA: Every Major Anime Getting Update on June 19

This year, MAPPA Studios is finally turning 15 years old, and the studio is holding a reveal event to celebrate with many titles loved worldwide. The MAPPA 15th Anniversary Event will be streamed live on June 19, and the series featured in the reveal will include Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, Attack on Titan, and more.

Let’s take a closer look at everything we know about the upcoming event, including where you can watch it, what to expect from the live broadcast itself, and details about the original song that will also be released.

Every Anime Confirmed for a Reveal Slot on June 19

So far, MAPPA has confirmed a total of six anime that are going to get dedicated segments at this event (as per MAPPA’s official press release). Let’s go through them one by one.

Firstly, Jujutsu Kaisen will get a Jujutsu Talk Special Edition, featuring guest appearances by the voice actors for Yuji Itadori and Yuta Okkotsu. Secondly, Attack on Titan: The Final Season will feature a special talk between director Yuichiro Hayashi and Yui Ishikawa, who voiced Mikasa for nearly a decade.

Oblivion Battery, an anime that premiered in 2024, may not be as popular as some of the other titles at the event, but it will also receive a behind-the-scenes segment focusing on Season 2’s animation. Yōhei Azakami and Nobunaga Shimazaki will join director Masato Nakazono for the discussion.

In addition, Season 3 of Ranma ½ has been confirmed and will include a special talk segment featuring Kappei Yamaguchi, Noriko Hidaka, and Koichi Yamadera. As for the final two anime, Chainsaw Man and Dorohedoro, MAPPA is keeping things mysterious and has only said that “new information” will be revealed.

On top of all that, MAPPA will premiere its own 15th anniversary movie, set to “My Life,” an original song by the band PEOPLE 1, who also performed the ending theme for Episode 10 of Chainsaw Man.

What Fans Can Expect From Each Reveal

Ranma from Ranma ½ (2024) | Credit: MAPPA

The safest expectation is that Jujutsu Kaisen will reveal its release date, or at least a release month. As for Attack on Titan, the anime has already concluded with its final season. While there may have been a few too many installments labeled “Final,” we can safely say that the story of Eren, Mikasa, and Armin has come to an end. Since the Attack on Titan segment is framed as a “memories” talk, it’s best not to expect any brand-new project announcements.

Oblivion Battery’s segment is centered on the production process behind Season 2, so it will likely be more of a behind-the-scenes deep dive than a release date announcement, though there is always a chance that some unexpected new information could be shared. Ranma ½, on the other hand, seems far more likely to deliver major updates. Season 3 has already been confirmed, and because the segment is tied to its October broadcast, viewers can reasonably expect a premiere window, a trailer, and possibly even a new key visual.

Chainsaw Man’s next anime project, Chainsaw Man: Assassins Arc, was officially confirmed at Jump Festa 2026, so a trailer seems like the most likely next step following the release of the key visual. As for Dorohedoro, Season 3 has already been confirmed to be in production after the Season 2 finale, though no release window has been announced yet, making this a likely opportunity for more details to be revealed.

How to Watch MAPPA’s 15th Anniversary Event

Gojo from Jujutsu Kaisen | Credit: MAPPA

The event streams live on June 19, starting at 8:00 PM JST, on the official MAPPA YouTube channel. Voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda is hosting as navigator, with Kotono Mitsuishi as narrator. The stream is free to watch, no sign-up needed, so just pull up YouTube when it’s time.

Given how packed this lineup is, June 19 is shaping up to be a busy anime news day. Whether you’re excited for Gojo’s return or Denji’s next nightmare, MAPPA’s anniversary stream has something for you.

So, which anime’s announcement are you most excited for? Let us know your expectations in the comments.

MAPPA’s 15th Anniversary Event will be available to stream live on its Official YouTube Channel.