STUDIO EEK has unveiled initial promotional materials for the upcoming anime adaptation of Tomb Raider King. The announcement confirms the studio’s involvement in bringing the popular property to the screen and gives fans their first official look at the project, though detailed distribution plans have not yet been disclosed.
Tomb Raider King is based on the eponymous manhwa that ran from 2019 to 2023. The story is built around relics hidden in tombs across the globe, each imbued with immense mystical power. The central character, treasure hunter So Juhyeon, is employed by a large corporation and, during one assignment, falls into a deadly trap. An artifact known as the Raven, which he had stolen earlier in the story, restores him to a point 15 years in the past and grants him a chance to alter his destiny.
The anime’s premiere is scheduled for July 2026. At this time, the number of episodes planned for the first season has not been announced, and further production details—including episode count, staff, and distribution partners—remain pending.
Fans of the original manhwa are awaiting more information about the adaptation’s cast, creative team, and release specifics. STUDIO EEK has indicated the project is moving forward, and additional updates are expected as the production progresses.