My Hero Academia manga officially ended yesterday after a 10-year run, and numerous animators who have been involved with the anime adaptations drew special illustrations featuring heroes or villains to commemorate the ending. They also each thank Kohei Horikoshi for his hard work on the serialization and congratulate him for the completion. Check out their illustrations below.
Yoshihiko Umakoshi
My Hero Academia 10 years of serialization
Thank you for your hard work, Horikoshi-sensei!
Hitomi Odashima
Horikoshi-sensei serialization
Thank you for your hard work!!!”
Takahiro Komori
Horikoshi-sensei
Thank you for your hard work over 10 years!
Thank you your passionate work!”
Yutaka Nakamura
Horikoshi-sensei
Thank you for your hard work!!
You are a hero!!
Takashi Murai
My Hero Academia
Congratulations on the conclusion!!
Horikoshi-sensei Thank you for the wonderful work.
Yoshiyuki Kodaira
Horikoshi-sensei
Thank you for your hard work on the serialization!
Noriko Morishima
Thank you for bringing out Toga-chan so enjoyably and for all the cuteness <3
Tetsuro Kamitake
Horikoshi-sensei
Thank you for your hard work on the serialization!!
Nami Fujii
Horikoshi-sensei
Congratulations on 10 years of serialization and the conclusion of My Hero Academia!!
I am very happy to have been able to be involved as an animation director in a work that I have been reading since middle school.
Thank you for creating the wonderful work called My Hero Academia and for bringing to life the proud, unique, and complex characters like Deku.
Thank you so much for these 10 years of hard work!
Mao Tsunoda
Horikoshi-sensei
Thank you for your hard work!
Anna Yamaguchi
Horikoshi Kohei-sensei ‘My Hero Academia’ Congratulations on the completion of the serialization!!
When I was in high school, like all of you, I wanted to write a manga and now, seeing the conclusion of My Hero Academia, even though it’s different from everyone else, I still feel a strong emotion Plus Ultra!!
The My Hero Academia manga by Kohei Horikoshi was serialized in the Weekly Shonen Jump from July 2014 to August 2024. The anime adaptation is currently ongoing, while the latest movie is set to premiere in North America in October.
Besides the animators and their illustrations, numerous voice actors participating in My Hero Academia also left messages to commemorate the manga ending and thank Kohei Horikoshi. They are all available on the official website.
Source: Official Website
© Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project
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