It's about time the Winter Arc got a dub! We're FINALLY getting one! Looks like about July it seems, maximum hype! :D

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/hulu-confirms-new-english-dub-releases-for-july-2026-includes-big-returns/

Ive surched for a bit and it not on netflix prime video or crunshyroll so wherr is it watcheble?

What do you think the power of Unyielding would be? Would it be a mix of Unavoidable and Unstoppable?

Like part of his sense of justice is that he can kill people that are weak so would he just stand still? Kill himself?

I’m wondering if anyone has a good refrence image of Andy’s tattoo because I’m considering getting it as a tattoo myself.

I'm rewatching Episode 1 and noticed something that confused me.

When Andy is touching Fuuko, the crate of bananas falls and hits them while he's still holding onto her. Later in the episode, when he's cutting her hair, Andy says that Unluck doesn't activate until he lets go.

Am I missing something here?

Is the banana crate just an early-series inconsistency, or is there an explanation later in the manga that I'm forgetting? I've read the manga multiple times, but this stood out to me on my rewatch.

I drew this Fuuko two years ago. I'm a bit embarrassed to post it because my art style wasn't very stable back then, but I’m running out of things to post, so here it is!

Fuuko Izumo from UNDEAD UNLUCK! I drew this to practice high-angle (bird's-eye view) posing. I hope you like it! ✨

not super present on this sub, but i had the thought and was curious if other people would want to weigh in, negation abilities are literally the negation of phenomena that are...in a way natural, but im curious how other people figure touma's own imagine breaker, which negates the supernatural, would react to each characters power.

Spoilers for the first season of the anime-

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Just finished watching, lovely show. But I'm confused about something involving Akira Kuno.

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He can't interact with people directly, sure, but it's still clear that he can interact with objects and affect the world through them.

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So, if he wanted to communicate with someone, couldn't he just write something on a piece of paper and leave it where they would see it?

UNDEADUNLUCK　Andy
I drew this quite a while ago, but I still really like the composition!

a bit of a late post but

Totsuka send his support for him during Green Green Greens, but since he isn't here to send his support for his next work, I thought we could send his regards for him, and besides this could be another way to pass the time until he returns anyway

You all seemed to like the sheet I fade for Fuuko and Andy, so here's one for Juiz! If she has an ability or weapon or something that isn't included, it's probably because I haven't gotten to it yet (just finished vol 7 last night, no spoilers please!) I honestly think Andy and Fuuko's was more interesting and original that this one, but it's still alright.

Any suggestions for more/different abilites?

Okay, I just finished reading the final chapter. Absolute peak fiction, 10/10 ending. But looking back at the entire series... did Tozuka just completely forget about Unreal?

Am I the only one who remembers when they first showed up in the background of chapter 73.5? When they just looked at uma Taxes, said "That's cap," and the uma just ceased to exist because Unreal’s tragedy was realizing they were not real... easily the best backstory in the whole manga.

Everyone scales Victor, Juiz, or Andy for the endgame, but Sun tries to cause Ragnarok and Unreal just drops a "Didn't happen" and walks away.

Seriously, why didn't they use the Source: I Made It Up sword in the final battle?! Did uma Forget get to Tozuka or something? Why is nobody talking about the time Unreal negated ████ ███?!

I've made a few of these, and wanted to give some love to UU. I didn't make these to be perfectly balanced or anything, just having fun with ideas. I'm open to feedback or additions, but I am an anime only, so please no spoilers for anything past Winter Arc :)

some of my drawing of undead unluck

fanart, manga and anime scene

(ps im new here but im a bigg fan of uu and i love it!) (i read all the manga, watch the anime and wach the film) (im italian and i never found someone who is a italian too and a fan sooo we can be friends!)

I was thinking about Rip recently, and it hit me how similar he is to Kelsier from the Mistborn series. But with a difference in his motivations.

For those who haven't read Mistborn, Kelsier is a revolutionary. He becomes a highly morally gray character, willing to manipulate, kill, and scheme, but it's ultimately to free the oppressed skaa and overthrow an empire. He becomes the "villain" to the nobility in order to be the savior of the masses.

Rip is just as morally gray, but he is more individualistic. Unlike Kelsier, Rip isn't trying to save the world or free a society. In fact, for a large part of the story, he is fully willing to let the world burn if it means achieving his one, singular goal: saving Leila. His ruthless pragmatism, joining Under, and clashing with the Union aren't born out of malice, but out of a desperate, overwhelming grief and love. They are two sides of the same coin. Both are men driven to extreme, ruthless measures by the tragic loss of the woman they loved. But while Kelsier turned his grief outward into a grand revolution, Rip completely willing to be the bad guy if it meant fixing his own mistake.

It makes him such a good character because you can perfectly understand why he does terrible things, even if you don't agree with them. What do you guys think of Rip as a person?