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Warner Bros. Confirms Ninja Kamui as a Big Success on Adult Swim

Ninja Kamui (Credits: Crunchyroll)

Ninja Kamui burst onto the scene on Adult Swim, quickly becoming one of Cartoon Network’s standout original anime series.

Alongside hits like Fena: Pirate Princess and FLCL: Shoegaze, the tale of Joe Higan has captured the hearts of viewers. Warner Bros recently confirmed that this anime, helmed by the director of Jujutsu Kaisen, has become one of Adult Swim’s top series.

The first season of Ninja Kamui comprises twelve episodes, prompting speculation among fans about the possibility of a second season. While no official announcement has been made yet, indications suggest that the series could indeed continue on Adult Swim.

Ninja Kamui (Credits: Crunchyroll)

Ninja Kamui’s Impact

Warner Bros highlighted Ninja Kamui’s role in Adult Swim’s success, noting a significant increase in ratings. The network experienced a 23 percent rise in prime ratings among Adults in Q1, with Ninja Kamui contributing to a 21 percent surge in viewership compared to the previous year.

Discussing recent successes, Warner Bros emphasized the popularity of adult animation titles like Ninja Kamui, which have resonated across platforms. These achievements, alongside the performance of other series and premium sports offerings, have solidified Adult Swim’s position as a top choice for nightly cable audiences.

For those who haven’t caught up on Ninja Kamui, the series is available for streaming on Crunchyroll, with new episodes airing regularly on Adult Swim.

Warner Bros describes the show as following Joe Higan, a former ninja hiding in rural America with his family. After facing a brutal attack by assassins from his past, Joe transforms into Ninja Kamui to seek vengeance against his former clan, blending ancient skills with modern weaponry in a thrilling battle against adversaries old and new.

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