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Highlights from the Final Chapter of My Hero Academia

The beloved My Hero Academia manga concluded in August 2024, solidifying Midoriya’s status as the standout character.
Fans can look forward to new projects, as creator Horikoshi is already developing a fresh manga series.
The franchise enjoyed considerable success across multiple media including anime adaptations, films, and video games.

My Hero Academia marked the end of its celebrated run in Weekly Shonen Jump in August 2024. This series, crafted by Kohei Horikoshi, was populated with a plethora of memorable characters, with the protagonist Midoriya emerging as a fan favorite. His popularity has been so pronounced that he is frequently featured in special projects.

Recently, Horikoshi commemorated the ten-year journey of the manga with a captivating illustration that pairs Midoriya with iconic figures like All Might and Spider-Man. This homage beautifully intertwines the worlds of My Hero Academia and the celebrated Marvel superhero. In a display of cross-cultural admiration, the official Marvel X (formerly Twitter) account shared an artwork juxtaposing My Hero Academia’s heroes alongside some of Marvel’s most esteemed characters.

Horikoshi Kohei’s Next Venture

My Hero Academia is praised for selling over 100 million copies.
Horikoshi is currently focusing on a new manga series.

In an exciting update for fans, Horikoshi has confirmed he is working on a new manga, which he will also illustrate. While the exact timeline for the new series remains undisclosed, this news has generated buzz among My Hero Academia’s vast fanbase, as Horikoshi is recognized as one of the premier manga artists of his generation. Details about the storyline are scarce, but his followers eagerly await further announcements.

My Hero Academia x Spider-Man Illustration by Kohei Horikoshi. The mangaka has already started work on his next series as both the author and artist.
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December 4, 2024

Having commenced serialization in 2014, My Hero Academia captivated audiences until its conclusion in August 2024. Throughout its run, the series received numerous adaptations that substantially contributed to its growing popularity. The anime, produced by BONES, quickly became a fan-favorite, further boosting manga sales and helping the series surpass the remarkable milestone of over 100 million copies sold.

The Triumph of My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia has also ventured into the film domain with multiple successful adaptations, the latest of which debuted in 2024. All films thus far have garnered positive feedback from both viewers and critics, underscoring the series’ global appeal.

In addition to cinematic endeavors, the franchise boasts several video games tailored for various platforms. Moreover, fans can look forward to two forthcoming books—an artbook and a fan book—initially scheduled for a 2025 release, but now postponed to an undetermined date.

For those eager to experience My Hero Academia, streaming options are available on Crunchyroll.

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