Science Saru has confirmed a new animation project for The Ghost in the Shell, the latest adaptation of Masamune Shirow's seminal science fiction manga.

While the official announcement was made on October 24, this was preceded by weeks of mysterious posts by the official Ghost in the Shell account on X. These posts showed flyers being placed in various locations around the world, from K-Arena in Yokohama to Kodansha House New York.

Crucially, this flyer originally featured the text 2035 before being replaced with the series' logo for the official announcement. Fans of the series will now that this year is where the events of Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface take place, suggesting that a new animation project might adapt the follow-up manga.