If you had to list a top 5 of the best manga and anime series of recent years, which works would come to mind? We are sure that My Hero Academiathe story starring Deku and his friends, would be within your selection.
This manga work, created by Kohei Horikoshi, has captivated readers and viewers around the world. But not only that, it has managed to create a new pool of manga and anime lovers, enchanting a whole legion of young fans who have grown up alongside these superheroes of the Weekly Shonen Jump.
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Despite the great success of this shonen, which has been with us since 2014, the author has decided to put an end to it forever. Yes, you know that all good things come to an end, and My Hero Academia was not going to be the exception.
Of course, before going into details, we remind you that this manga has a really powerful animated adaptation, with chapters that are truly inspiring and that also attract millions of followers. So, even if the manga reaches its final stretch, we will surely have anime and movies from the franchise for a while, like this gem below:
And now, the news you were so afraid to read. My Hero Academiathe legendary manga by Kohei Horikoshi, will reach its definitive conclusion in 5 chaptersAnd when will this outcome take place?
Next August 5, the date on which the combined number 36 and 37 of the magazine will be published Weekly Shonen Jump of this year. In this way, the series will conclude with a total of 430 chapters to his name, a not inconsiderable figure. And watch out, we are going to tell you one more interesting thing…
Regarding compilation volumes, My Hero Academia It will finally consist of a total of 42 volumes. Does that magic number ring a bell? Exactly, Kohei Horikoshi’s series will have the same volumes as the original work by Dragon Ballpublished by Akira Toriyama between the 80s and 90s!
Without a doubt, the adventures of Deku and his friends had to end in style, and that number 42 will surely resonate through time as loudly as the cry of Plus Ultra. Goodbye, heroes!
