Mangaka 'MY HERO ACADEMIA Displays Special Poster, A Farewell to the Main Hero

Kapanlagi.com - The manga and anime MY HERO ACADEMIA officially ended in Japan with the launch of the final volume of this manga and anime series. As a farewell gesture, the mangaka of MY HERO ACADEMIA recently touched the hearts of fans by launching a special poster as a goodbye to its best heroes.

It is known that the MY HERO ACADEMIA series officially ended with the release of the final volume this week. The creator has completed volume 42, which offers some new content as a conclusion to the epic journey. Meanwhile, the manga itself ended on August 5, 2024.

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1. Special Posters

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As part of the promotion for MY HERO ACADEMIA Volume 42, a number of character posters appeared in newspaper advertisements in Japan. The Deku poster can be found in Yomiuri Shimbun, Bakugo in Asahi Shimbun, and Shoto in Mainichi Shimbun.

Additionally, these posters will also feature on various exclusive products and other promotional materials throughout Japan, but they have also been shared online, allowing fans around the world to enjoy the illustrations.

2. Fans Choose the Best Hero

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Fans of MY HERO ACADEMIA participated in various stages of the poll, with Bakugo ultimately emerging as the winner. This victory was not too surprising, considering Bakugo had led every stage of the voting from the beginning.

This achievement was celebrated not only with the win but also with new artwork shared by Kohei Horikoshi, the manga artist. Given Bakugo's dominance alongside two other top heroes, Horikoshi released special posters featuring these three characters, in recognition of their popularity among fans.

3. Form of Farewell

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With the release of special posters featuring Bakugo and two other top heroes, this marks the beginning of Kohei Horikoshi's farewell to the series MY HERO ACADEMIA that he has worked on for over a decade. As part of closing this long journey, Horikoshi begins to say goodbye to the heroes who have been an important part of his work.

Over the years, Horikoshi has created a world filled with struggles, courage, and sacrifice through his hero and villain characters. Now, with the end of MY HERO ACADEMIA, the mangaka starts to close a significant chapter in his career, concluding a story that has inspired many.

These posters are not just works of art, but also become part of the memories that fans around the world will cherish as a final tribute to the heroes who have filled the pages of the manga and the screens of the animation.

(kpl/nts)