The Go, Go, Loser Ranger! (Sentai Daishikkaku) manga has entered another hiatus due to the health of creator Negi Haruba. According to the 47th issue of Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine, the series is currently paused with no confirmed date for its return. This interruption follows a brief period of publication that began on September 24, after the manga previously went on hiatus on July 8. Haruba has been serializing the title in the magazine since February 2021, and the story entered its final arc on March 18. Kodansha USA Publishing handles the English release of the series, which follows a monster attempting to infiltrate and destroy the organization of heroes known as the Divine Dragon Rangers. The franchise also includes a television anime adaptation, with the first season premiering in April 2024 and the second season in April 2025, both of which were streamed on Disney+.
Go, Go, Loser Ranger! Manga Enters New Hiatus Due to Creator Health
Negi Haruba's ongoing manga series has paused publication again following a recent return to Weekly Shōnen Magazine.
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Originally reported by The Quintessential Quintuplets and Go, Go, Loser Ranger! official X/Twitter account.
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