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August 31, 2026

'Baki' Spin-Off Sends Retsu Kaioh to Another World — and It's Getting an Anime

🌏 Originally reported by News - MyAnimeList

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BODY: What happens when one of the deadliest martial artists in manga history gets dropped into a fantasy world of swords and sorcery? Fans are about to find out in animated form.

An anime adaptation of the spin-off manga Baki Gaiden: Retsu Kaioh Won't Mind Even If He's Reincarnated in Another World was announced on Monday, alongside a promotional teaser video. The series will be produced by TMS Entertainment, the veteran studio behind decades of anime staples.

Created by Daisuke Ihara and Eiji Mutsui, the spin-off takes Retsu Kaioh — the formidable Chinese kenpō master from Keisuke Itagaki's Baki franchise — and reincarnates him into a classic isekai setting, mining comedy from the clash between his brutal fighting philosophy and a genre built on adventurers and magic. Ihara and Mutsui launched the series in Akita Shoten's Monthly Shōnen Champion in November 2020, and the 16th collected volume hit shelves on March 6.

TMS is no stranger to the Baki universe. The studio previously adapted Baki-dō, the sequel to Hanma Baki, giving it an established track record with the property's signature over-the-top action. No premiere date, cast, or staff details have been confirmed yet.

The insider take

Isekai parody has become one of the most reliable comedy engines in the Tokyo manga scene, and dropping a hyper-serious Baki character into it is a near-perfect fit. Publishers here have learned that spin-offs poking fun at their own flagship titles — think the cooking-obsessed Baki gag manga that came before it — build loyalty rather than dilute it. That TMS is producing signals Akita Shoten sees genuine crossover potential, betting that both longtime Baki devotees and casual isekai fans will show up for the punchline.

Originally reported by News - MyAnimeList (English).

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