Silent Hill f is getting another manga, and this one belongs to the man in the fox mask. Famitsu said Weekly Famitsu will start a two-part series late in 2026. The lead is Fox Mask, named Kotoyuki in the Japanese announcement. The first half covers his childhood through the point he becomes the masked figure. Konami and original game writer Ryukishi07 supervise the script. New artist Ayato draws it. A key visual already went out with the reveal.
That is separate from the Ame Gokin adaptation that started April 22 on Kadokawa's Young Ace Up site. That version carries a new ending from Ryukishi07. The Famitsu book is a character slice, not a second full game recap.
Silent Hill f launched September 25, 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC. Konami said it passed 1 million shipments, physical plus digital, by September 26. Neobards Entertainment developed it. Motoi Okamoto produced. kera designed the creatures and faces. Ryukishi07, the Higurashi: When They Cry writer, wrote the story. High school student Hinako walks a fogged hometown. Fox Mask is the calm guide in traditional clothes whose advice never quite tells you the destination.
Putting him in a magazine serial a year after launch is how Konami keeps Ebisugaoka in print while the next hardware game moves. Annapurna Interactive's Silent Hill: Townfall is dated September 24 on PS5, Steam, and Epic. The Fox Mask manga lands after that window, in late 2026, inside a weekly game magazine rather than a monthly horror book.
Ayato is new to this franchise. The announcement leans on the supervision credit more than the artist's prior list. Ryukishi07 signing both the Young Ace Up ending and this origin pass means the fox story stays inside the same locked box the game used. Weekly Famitsu is not a long-running seinen horror home. Two parts is a short leash. Expect a collected volume later if the magazine pages land.
Good Smile already turned Fox Mask into a Nendoroid with three faces, a lantern, and a March 2027 ship date. Hinako has her own chibi. The manga is the story product next to the figure. People who only met him as a shop statue get a childhood chapter. People who finished the game get the version Konami is willing to print.
Western release details was not revealed in the Famitsu post. Weekly Famitsu pages stay Japanese first. The Young Ace Up series is the one already running digitally. If you want Fox Mask on a page this year, that is the existing book. The new one is a late-year magazine event.
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