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My Hero Academia Conquers the Arrival of Its End with Illustration

In order to celebrate the upcoming publication of its final episode, the hit shonen manga Kouhei Horikoshi, My Hero Academia (My Hero Academia), presented to the public, through its official media, a special illustration that will be part of the new edition of the magazine Weekly Shonen Jump from the publisher Shueisha on this 5th of August.

Another detail to highlight is that the aforementioned illustration will appear in the magazine Weekly Shonen Jump in a special format, since fans of My Hero Academia They will be able to fold the image wherever they want, as it will work as a poster. The illustration below Izuku Midoriyamain protagonist of the story of the work, along with his companions and friends from the Hero Academy known as «UA Academy«.

Facts about My Hero Academia:

My Hero Academiaalso known as “My Hero Academia» in Japan, it is a shonen action manga written and illustrated by Kouhei Horikoshi. The work debuted in the magazine Weekly Shonen Jump of Shueisha in July 2014. Currently, the publisher Shueisha published 41 compilation volumes of the manga My Hero Academia.

Some time ago, the publisher Shueisha confirmed that the manga has managed to surpass the exorbitant figure of 100 million copies in circulation. Thanks to the enormous impact that the manga My Hero Academia won and also received great public acceptance, in October 2015 the production of an anime adaptation for the work of Kouhei Horikoshi.

Boku No Hero Academia (My Hero Academia) Manga Vol 41

The respective anime adaptation of the manga «My Hero Academia» premiered on Japanese television on April 3, 2016 and over the years it has gained incredible acceptance from the public, to the point of gaining an incredible impact around the world. This anime adaptation consists of six seasons, totaling 138 episodes and a seventh season that is currently airing, 4 films and 4 OVAs.

The production of anime for television My Hero Academia is responsible for the animation studio BONES and for the enjoyment of viewers, the series is legally available through the platform Crunchy Roll and has its respective dubbing into Latin Spanish.