The My Hero Academia manga wrapped up in August after 430 chapters and 10 years, but its creator, Kohei Horikoshi, is already planning his next move. In a new interview with Marvel to celebrate the publication of MHA's final collected edition, Horikoshi revealed that he is back at work.

Despite receiving a well-earned retirement following My Hero Academia’s manga conclusion, the mangaka isn’t resting when it comes to the manga world. On top of creating new art for his beloved shonen franchise,

My Hero Academia's creator, Kohei Horikoshi has revealed that he is already working on his next manga, and it may not be too long till it releases.

Deku and Uraraka's relationship was never officially confirmed in MHA's ending, but a new chapter on volume 42 finally makes the ship canon.

My Hero Academia ended with chapter 430 a few months ago and ever since then, fans have been waiting in anticipation for more content. With the release of the final volume recentl

My Hero Academia is an ode to the shōnen genre, a stellar masterpiece that goes beyond in its storytelling, immersion and complex characterisations. The story takes place in a version of Japan sometime in the future,

Dabi evolves with Blueflame and Ice quirk, potentially surpassing Shoto Todoroki in strength. My Hero Academia is at its very end now, and fans have thoroughly enjoyed the Final War Saga throughout its entirety.