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My Hero Academia Creator Breaks Silence on Shonen Jump Return After 2 Years
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My Hero Academia creator Kohei Horikoshi has officially made his return to Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine with a brand new story after two years, and the creator has opened up about his comeback.
My Hero Academia ended its ten year run with Shonen Jump back in 2024, and the franchise has been in the midst of its finale ever since.
And with the official debut of Quit Laughing, Shijima, Horikoshi has shared a special comment with Shonen Jump to celebrate (as spotted by @Shinuki1992 on X), “I’m so happy to be in Jump!
My Hero Academia Creator Celebrates New Manga DebutCourtesy of Viz MediaQuit Laughing, Shijima is a brand new 60 page one-shot manga release that sees Horikoshi diving further into its Horror elements that fans loved to see in My Hero Academia.
What’s Next for My Hero Academia?