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My Hero Academia Creator Confirms New Horror Manga
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Creator Kohei Horikoshi has plenty to celebrate following the final chapter release of My Hero Academia.
Back in 2022, the My Hero Academia creator hinted at the idea that he would love to at least dabble in creating a campfire story.
Focusing on the young hero Eri, My Hero Academia: I Am A Hero Too will explore Eri as a teenager as she attempts to follow her dream of becoming a rock star.
Following this release, Studio BONES has been tight-lipped as to whether any future projects will arrive in the UA Academy universe, as a future My Hero Academia movie and a third season of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes have yet to be confirmed.
Even if My Hero Academia has completely ended, it’s clear that Horikoshi’s adventures in the manga medium won’t end soon.