In a disappointing turn of events for avid anime enthusiasts, the highly anticipated release of Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead Episode 6 is set to be postponed. The setback is attributed to an unexpected scheduling conflict with the 2023 World Athletics Championships, causing the forthcoming episode to be held back from airing next week.
Fans of the series were treated to the recent unveiling of Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead Episode 5, which aired just today. However, the excitement was swiftly met with an official announcement revealing the delay of the subsequent episode. This decision stems from the necessity to make room for the broadcast of the global sporting event, the 2023 World Athletics Championships.
As a result of this programming alteration, followers of the anime will be disheartened to learn that there will be no new installment of “Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead” in the coming week. This inconvenience, fortunately, is predicted to be temporary, as the hiatus is slated to span only one week. Reassuringly, the series is expected to return to its regular schedule in the week following the upcoming one.
Viewers can mark their calendars with optimism, as Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead Episode 6 is now rescheduled to grace screens on August 27, rekindling the excitement that has surrounded the anime’s progression.
This isn’t the initial occasion that the anime has faced delays. Episode 5 encountered a one-week postponement due to a special program, while Episode 4 experienced a brief holdup stemming from production challenges.
Regrettably, “Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead” isn’t the sole victim of such scheduling conflicts. Fellow ongoing anime titles like “My Tiny Senpai” and “Am I Actually the Strongest?” also found themselves sidelined this week due to the broadcast of the 2023 Women’s British Open in professional women’s golf.
Behind the creation of “Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead” is the dedicated team at studio BUG FILMS. The inaugural season of the anime is anticipated to encompass a total of 12 episodes, each contributing to the captivating storyline. Fans can presently stream the anime on popular platforms including Crunchyroll and Hulu, ensuring that the suspenseful tale is easily accessible.
The source material for the anime, the Japanese manga series authored by Haro Aso and brought to life through the illustrations of Kotaro Takata, continues to captivate audiences with its unique and engaging narrative. As enthusiasts eagerly await the upcoming episode, the delay serves as a reminder of the ever-unpredictable nature of broadcasting schedules in the world of entertainment.
