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Grab your tissues and practice your best All Might impression, because the beloved My Hero Academia manga is about to go beyondโฆ and into retirement. Creator Kลhei Horikoshi announced that the series will wrap up on August 5, 2024, after nearly a decade of superpowered shenanigans. After an incredible journey, the My Hero Academia manga is set to end in its final chapter, Chapter 430.
My Hero Academia Manga
- Japanese Title: ๅใฎใใผใญใผใขใซใใใข (Boku no Hฤซrล Akademia)
- Author: Kลhei Horikoshi
- Publication Start Date: July 7, 2014
- Publication End Date: August 5, 2024
- Total Chapters: 430
- Magazine: Weekly Shลnen Jump
- Arcs: Notable arcs include the U.A. Sports Festival Arc, Hero Killer Arc, Hideout Raid Arc, Provisional Hero License Exam Arc, Shie Hassaikai Arc, Joint Training Arc, Meta Liberation Army Arc, and Final War Arc.
- Final Arc: Final War Arc, starting from Chapter 343 and ending in Chapter 423
- Epilogue: Begins with Chapter 424 and concludes with Chapter 430
- English Publisher: VIZ Media
- Fanbase: Active communities – My Hero Academia MAL, My Hero Academia wiki, and My Hero Academia Reddit.
Horikoshi Comment (Translated)
“It was a rocky road, but I was able to draw Deku and his friends for nearly 10 years thanks to everyone who kept on reading. It was a dream. Thank you so much!”
The series follows the journey of My Hero Academia characters like Deku, Bakugo, and Todoroki, who have all undergone significant growth and development.
From Page to Screen: My Hero Academia Season 1
My Hero Academia’s total episodes for Season 1 amounted to 13, setting the stage for the epic story that would unfold over the years. The anime adaptation isn’t far behind, with Season 7 currently airing and predictions of a grand finale in My Hero Academia Season 8. For those looking to catch up, it is available on Netflix & Crunchyroll.
Links: My Hero Academia Netflix & My Hero Academia Crunchyroll
Beyond the manga and anime, My Hero Academia game adaptations have also been popular, allowing fans to engage with their favorite characters in interactive ways.
Source: Official X account
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