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Let's Go Kaikigumi(2026)

Also known as Rettsu Gō Kaikigumi

Archived · TBS

12 eps
S01
ComedyAnimeHorrorSupernatural
ON AIR: JUL 5Season 1Archived listing

What to Expect

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Let's Go Kaikigumi runs on a specific tonal balance: supernatural creature encounters staged with genuine spookiness, then punctured by comic timing that lands the laugh without defusing the scare. It's shonen adventure built around monster-of-the-week rhythms, so each episode delivers its own contained hunt, its own weird creature, its own small victory.

The horror here skews triumphant rather than unsettling. Confrontations with the supernatural are designed to excite and amuse in roughly equal measure, which gives the show a buoyant energy that most horror-adjacent anime trade away for atmosphere. Creature designs and comic beats arrive together, neither genre waiting politely for the other to finish.

Best for

Comedy and Anime

Story lane

Comedy and Anime

Commitment

Season 1 · 12 episodes

Where

TBS

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