To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 1995 theatrical anime ‘GHOST IN THE SHELL’, a first-ever cross-series exhibition dedicated to Ghost in the Shell will be held in Tokyo in 2026. Along with this announcement, the largest-ever teaser visual for the exhibition has been revealed, featuring a stunning design that combines Major Motoko Kusanagi’s original anime artwork with iconic scenes from past Ghost in the Shell anime adaptations.

A Historic Exhibition Covering Every ‘Ghost in the Shell’ Anime

The exhibition will showcase all anime adaptations from the franchise, including the upcoming 2026 TV anime by Science SARU, marking the first time in history that every Ghost in the Shell anime is brought together under one exhibition.

📽 Key Works Featured in the Exhibition:
1995 – GHOST IN THE SHELL (Directed by Mamoru Oshii)
2002 – Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (Directed by Kenji Kamiyama)
2004 – Innocence (Directed by Mamoru Oshii, celebrating its 20th anniversary)
2013 – Ghost in the Shell: ARISE (Chief Director: Kazuchika Kise)
2020 – Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 (Directed by Kenji Kamiyama & Shinji Aramaki)
2026 – New TV Anime (Animated by Science SARU)

This exhibition will be the definitive showcase of Ghost in the Shell’s 30-year history, bringing together every major anime adaptation in one place for the first time.

A Collaboration Between Legendary Studios

With Production I.G, the studio responsible for animating much of the franchise, and Science SARU, the studio handling the 2026 anime, fully supporting the event, fans can expect an unparalleled deep dive into the world of ‘Ghost in the Shell’.

While detailed exhibition content is yet to be announced, it promises to be a must-see event not only for long-time fans but also for those new to the franchise. Stay tuned for further updates!

Source : ORICON NEWS