Masashi Kishimoto is drawing a new Naruto manga. The project was teased during the franchise's October 10 panel at New York Comic Con 2026, according to the official event recap. A publication date has not been given in the announcement materials.
What is confirmed about Kishimoto's new manga
The Project Rasengan manga page describes an all-new story drawn entirely by Kishimoto. That wording makes his drawing role part of the announcement, rather than merely attaching the original creator's name to an unspecified project.
VIZ's NYCC announcement also confirms the new manga teaser and provides a link to the official super-teaser. Readers can consult that material without treating guesses about the eventual story as confirmed details.
Title, format and release date are still unannounced
The materials checked for this report do not identify a final title, publication date, magazine or chapter schedule. They also do not establish whether the project is a one-shot or a continuing series. The useful distinction is between a new manga being revealed and a serialization being scheduled; the announcement establishes the former.
It is too early to describe the project as replacing Boruto or to assign it a precise place in franchise continuity. Those are separate claims that would need explicit supporting information. A teaser can introduce a project without answering every question about its eventual publication.
The manga is one part of Project Rasengan
The NYCC panel also introduced Project Rasengan, a wider initiative covering manga, animation, games and other Naruto developments. Its multiple announcements should not be combined into a single release plan: a date attached to one product does not automatically apply to the new manga.
When more details will be revealed
The dedicated manga page says further details are planned for the Naruto Jump Super Stage at Jump Festa 2027, held December 19-20, 2026. Despite the event's 2027 name, those are December 2026 dates. They mark the next information event, not a confirmed manga launch.