'Hunter X Hunter' chapter 361 updates: Yoshihiro Togashi's health improving?

(Facebook/OfficialVIZMedia)"Hunter X Hunter" may be soon released as Yoshihiro Togashi is rumored to have resumed work.

Fans are still waiting for any news related to the return of "Hunter X Hunter," but updates are scarce as neither the manga's publisher nor creator has said anything. However, new hope is brewing among the Japanese manga's followers as Yoshihiro Togashi is apparently exhibiting signs of improving health.

It can be recalled that Togashi went on a break after finishing work on chapter 360 of "Hunter X Hunter." The manga artist chose to stop working because of pain he felt on his lower back. And it seemed like his condition worsened as the rest of 2016 did not see any more published chapters. This is not the first time Togashi has taken a leave of absence, though. The "Hunter X Hunter" creator previously went on hiatus for the same health reason.

However, there may be hope this 2017. Apart from a deadline reportedly being set for early this year, Togashi's health also seems to be improving. The artist apparently lent his services to musicians Jun Togawa and Vampillia, who recently collaborated for an album. Togashi was the one who designed and drew the artwork for the artists' latest single.

Additionally, Togashi was also spotted at an anime festival recently. According to those who were lucky enough to see him there, the "Hunter X Hunter" creator was very much sociable and was seen conversing with other artists at the event. This means that his health may be improving for the better since he is now able to attend these types of functions. 

There have previous rumors claiming that Togashi may be replaced by someone else to take over "Hunter X Hunter" duties. But if these new reports are to be believed, then fans may just see the artist back at work, with chapter 361 coming soon.

However, it is important to note that confirmations have not been made as of yet, so readers are advised to take this with a grain of salt for now.

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