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Hunter x Hunter Stage 4 Unveils Gon and Killua Poster

The Chimera Ant Arc stage adaptation runs in Tokyo from January 23, 2027, with Kyoto dates in February and an English ticketing site opening on November 2.

A new poster visual featuring Gon Freecss and Killua Zoldyck for Hunter x Hunter: The Stage 4 was revealed on the production's official Hunter x Hunter: The Stage X account, with more character photos promised. The official website was also updated with the main poster and a new visual, alongside seven "Coming Soon" placeholder images.

Hunter x Hunter: The Stage 4 runs in Tokyo from January 23 to February 7, 2027 at the Tennozu Galaxy Theatre, then moves to the Kyoto Theatre from February 13 to 21. The production is the first of a two-part adaptation of the manga's Chimera Ant Arc.

Rento Nishiyama plays Gon and Nichika Akutsu plays Killua, both reprising their roles from earlier Hunter x Hunter: The Stage productions. Returning cast members include Ai Takahashi, Hiroo Otaka, Raima Hiramatsu, Shogo Tazuru, Norinari Oribe and Saki Kyoi.

New additions to the cast include Naoya Gomoto as Morel, Jingi Irie as Knov and Hiroki Hyakuna as Knuckle. The show is performed entirely in Japanese with no subtitle services.

An English ticketing website opens on November 2, allowing international fans to attend without a Japan-issued credit card. A second run of the stage adaptation is scheduled for July and August 2027, with exact dates and locations not yet announced. The poster reveal was reported by cbr.com.

Quick answers

When does Hunter x Hunter: The Stage 4 run?

The Tokyo run is from January 23 to February 7, 2027 at the Tennozu Galaxy Theatre, and the Kyoto shows run from February 13 to 21 at the Kyoto Theatre.

Will the stage play have English subtitles?

No. The show is performed entirely in Japanese with no subtitle services.

How can fans outside Japan buy tickets?

An English ticketing website opens on November 2, allowing international fans to attend without a Japan-issued credit card.

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