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My Hero Academiafans enjoyed a very successful run of the manga for about 10 years, and the series officially came to an end last year, about a year ago. That said,Horikoshi has done his utmost bestto make it so that fans don’t feel a void left behind by the manga after its conclusion.
Every now and then, Horikoshi drops new content which only adds to the ending of his manga and makes things all the better. For instance, Horikoshi has dropped two major one-shots after the end of the manga, and other exciting content as well. That said, the future of theMy Hero Academiafranchise looks to be set in stone already, and it doesn’t sound too good for the fans.
Horikoshi Confirms The End Of The Manga Content
As mentioned earlier, Kohei Horikoshi has done incredibly well after the end of the manga to verify that his fans don’t feel the absence of the series too much. When My Hero Academia’s last volume dropped, Horikoshi added a new one-shot chapter with it, which all fans enjoyed. Just a few months later,Horikoshi dropped the My Hero Academia Ultra Age Fanbook, and it included a ton of information on all the characters of the story after the conclusion of the manga. It also included another one-shot with great bits and pieces on the characters and the world, in general.
This is the story of how I became the greatest Hero. — Deku
More recently,Horikoshi dropped the My Hero Academia Ultra Artbook, which, once again, gave fans a lot of exciting information on both the characters, and the world of MHA. Unfortunately, however, this seems to be it from Horikoshi. It is highly unlikely that Horikoshi will drop more information about the series from here onwards. In fact, Horikoshi himself implied that in the Ultra Age Fanbook.
In the fanbook, he made it clear that he put a lot of effort into it, ensuring that the last gift from him to the fans would be as comprehensive as possible. Horikoshi wanted it to be like an album full of great memories that they shared together, and it doesn’t seem like any more content will follow anytime soon.
Furthermore, fans also know thatHorikoshi wants to start a new manga soon. He’s already begun basic work on it, as confirmed a while ago. Here’s what he had to say:
I feel really lucky about the success of MHA, so I know there’s a lot of pressure around my next move. I’m planning to start a new manga as soon as I possibly can. I was thinking of committing myself to simply drawing my next project, and letting someone else write the story, but my editor advised me ‘It will be better if you do it all yourself.’ With that in mind, I’ve slowly started writing and drawing the thumbnails of my next manga. — Kohei Horikoshi
Will There Be More My Hero Academia Content?
At this point in time, moreMy Hero Academiacontent is unlikely. Fans will likely seea continuation of the Vigilantes seriesfor now. But, it must also be acknowledged thatMHAis too big a franchise to be allowed to die. Fans will most likely see a continuation in the form of movies that the author plays some role in, but as far as the main story goes, it’s all wrapped up.
The My Hero Academia manga was wrapped up by the mangaka, Horikoshi, in 2024. The story features 430 chapters for fans to read. All these chapters can be found onManga Plus, as the story used to be serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump when it was still ongoing.
When it comes to the anime, this series is still awaiting its final season, which will be released later this year. The series can be watched on Crunchyroll.
My Hero Academia
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In My Hero Academia, some humans have superpowers called quirks. Izuku Midoriya, nicknamed Deku, is not one of them. Deku has always idolized heroes like the number one hero, All Might, and since he was a child, he has always wanted to be a hero. However, his lack of a quirk has always held him back, but a chance encounter with All Might after discovering a classmate in danger sets Deku on the path to becoming a true hero. My Hero Academia centers around Deku and a class of heroes-in-training at UA. This school shapes young quirk users into future heroes through fake rescue missions, combat training, and other hero-tempering tasks. With young Deku inheriting the “One-For-All” quirk, he will learn what it means to be a true hero while facing off with dastardly supervillains.
