News culture It’s not over for My Hero Academia! A big announcement is coming next Monday
While the My Hero Academia manga has finally concluded with its 430th chapter, an announcement is already causing excitement among fans: Kohei Horikoshi’s work may not be quite over yet!
The announcement everyone is waiting for
If you are fans of My Hero Academiayou have undoubtedly already devoured the 430th chapter, which concluded the adventures of Izuku and the rest of his Yuei comrades. And if you can’t get over it, maybe some news will make you smile again: A big announcement is planned for this Monday, August 5th! And if no further information has been revealed yet, the announcement immediately sent fans into a panic, leaving many speculating about the true nature of what will be revealed next Monday.
Some bet on it an anime adaptation of Vigilante groupthe spin-off of My Hero Academia with illegal heroes and the further development of certain characters from the original work, such as Professor Aizawa. Others wonder whether this would not also be the casean exhibitionlike the one recently organized paying tribute to Tokyo Ghoul, or even the announcement of another spin-offin addition to Vigilante group and Team-Up Missionfor example, following in the footsteps of Kôta, Izuku’s spiritual little brother. At this point, it’s all speculation, but who knows, maybe Horikoshi is getting ready to unveil a brand new license! The bets are open.
No follow-up from the author
In an interview with VIZ magazine, For his part, Kohei Horikoshi stated that he had no intention of producing spin-offs dedicated to other characters from his universe. In his opinion, sequels or spin-offs ultimately dilute the essence of the original story and disappoint long-time fans. Horikoshi’s decision not to further expand the universe of My Hero Academia This leaves a certain amount of freedom for fans to speculate about the characters’ future.
In Terminator 2, John Connor becomes the leader of the future and Schwarzenegger’s character is sent from that future world. But there isn’t a lot of depiction of the future itself. Because the future isn’t described in detail, it expands the audience’s imagination, and I thought that was really cool. So I wanted to create something like Terminator 2. – Kohei Horikoshi (VIZ)
In the meantime, the author will meet with fans next Monday and there is no doubt that this will be an announcement that will excite more than one! Until then, PLUSULTRA
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