MyHeroAcademia is going on hiatus this April as the final battle continues!
✖ My Hero Academia is currently telling the final battle of the series, according to creator Kohei Horikoshi, that sees the young heroes of UA Academy once again teaming up with professional crime fighters to fight against All For One and his villainous forces.
Currently, Kohei Horikoshi has been tight-lipped as to whether we'll see a sequel series or spin-off that continues the story of UA Academy once My Hero Academia comes to an end, though there certainly would be plenty of territory that has yet to be explored. In a recent quote, Horikoshi stated that there was around one year left of story that is yet to be told, with the heroes coming face-to-face with Shigaraki and the other antagonists of the Paranormal Liberation Front.
In a recent update, My Hero Academia has stated that the next installment of the manga will be delayed by a week, leaving fans to see how Izuku's escape plan has gone as Froppy has entered the fray in the battle against Toga, while other young heroes of UA Academy have their hands full as well. This year, fans of the Shonen series will see the return of My Hero Academia's anime adaptation, with the sixth season set to arrive this falls from Studio BONES. Promising to adapt the War Arc, Deku and company will be fighting the biggest battle of their careers to date as a result of Shigaraki and his gang overtaking the forces of the Meta Liberation Army. While the manga might be ending in the near future, the anime has plenty of areas yet to explore.
Are you heartbroken to hear about this latest hiatus? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of UA Academy.
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