Shueisha’s Jump Festa is an expo that celebrates the year’s biggest anime and manga franchises in Japan. For the upcoming 2020 expo that will be taking place on December 21st and the 22nd, Jump Festa has announced to have ten stages which will focus on ten properties that will be discussed and highlighted during the expo.

Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma will have a special announcement during Jump Festa 2020 and will also live stream on YouTube featuring anime series’ cast and series creators Yuto Tsukuda and Shun Saeki.

“Shokugeki no Soma” (Food Wars) will have an important announcement at Jump Festa 2020 https://t.co/THxxNf4QZv pic.twitter.com/WOZiftCwv3

— A.I.R (Anime Intelligence (and) Research) (@AIR_News01) December 12, 2019

There’s a chance that it can be the announcement for the second cour of season four which will cover the BLUE arc next year, last episode of this half would have just aired by then since the same thing happened at Jump Festa 2017 when season 3 first cour ended too. Although at that time there were no teasers like this time around who knows maybe there is something really special which we are not anticipating.

Other fan guesses include live-action series or a movie since the franchise have been making a lot of those recently. News about Shokugeki no Sanji’s anime adaptation can also be a thing as Oda did say they’re going to make an anime version of it but that seems like it’d be more of a One Piece announcement so the best thing we can do in this blue is just waiting a couple more days and believe in Oda.

About Shougeki no Soma:

Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma is a Japanese shōnen manga series written by Yūto Tsukuda and illustrated by Shun Saeki. Souma is the son of the owner of a small eatery in Japan. For his age, Souma is very talented and is able to easily cook up some new dishes. Souma’s father leaves the family business to work with his friend and Souma’s restaurant is on the verge of closing. To improve his cooking skills and to save the restaurant, Souma begins studying in Engetsu Teahouse Culinary Academy, which is regarded as Japan’s top culinary academy. The only problem is that only a few graduates from this institute.