This article contains spoilers from My Hero Academia. Horikoshi finished My Hero Academia with chapter 430, wrapping up the Final War Arc. Volume 42 of My Hero Academia was released recently with exciting details added.

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.

Horikoshi Kohei started working on My Hero Academia in July 2014, and it continued to run until August 2024. My Hero Academia has also sold over 100 million copies worldwide, and there are only a handful of other titles that have sold more. While the manga has ended, the anime still has one season remaining, and it will air sometime in 2025.

This article contains spoilers from My Hero Academia's epilogue. Deku lost One For All power and became a teacher at UA. Bakugo and students funded a Hero armor for Deku. Deku's new armor shows he's a top 5 Hero strength-wise.

Celebrating the final volume of My Hero Academia, manga creator Kohei Horikoshi and Marvel artists have teamed up for an official art exchange. Furthermore, Horikoshi has teased his next manga project.