Kohei Horikoshi’s work has brought immeasurable emotions and unbelievable twists and turns to viewers, merging the world of US comics with the world of Japanese manga. Now it doesn’t have to be repeated My hero academy stands in Olympus of the best Battle Shonen of all time.
This statement is not the result of imagination or chance. Speaking of the manga sales numbers and the proportion that Season 5 records of the anime that has just seen the conclusion of the first story arc. In addition to the excellent response from the audience, the animated series has also achieved an incredible longevity: at the moment it counts well 100 episodesme overall.
My Hero Academia 5×12, recently released on Crunchyroll, is indeed the hundredth episode of the anime. A goal that not everyone expected at the time of the first episode, when Izuku Midoriya was still a “crybaby” without Quirk. Since then it has been a continuous crescendo, from the fight between All Might and All For One to the fight between Deku and Overhaul. But Horikoshi’s work is still in its infancy: the best is coming in the future.
In the meantime, however the community paid tribute to My Hero Academia and the milestone achieved. “One of the best anime I’ve ever seen and one that most deserves a repetition. I hope that another 100 episodes will come in over the next 5 years. “wrote a fan on Twitter.
Keep in mind that the My Hero Academia anime debuted in Japan in 2016 and that the manga is definitely further up the narrative right now, so there is enough Material for at least two more seasons. Are you following the adventures of Deku and Bakugo? Here is a sketch from My Hero Academia.
Happy 100th episode on #MyHeroAcademia! Definitely one of the best and most recognizable anime I’ve seen this date. Hopefully for another 100 over the next 5 years! https://t.co/vuwm9T1eX5
– Joseph Proano (@joseph_proano) June 12, 2021
5 seasons. 100 episodes plus coming. Go beyond PLUS ULTRA !!!#MyHeroAcademia pic.twitter.com/3x3107VU62
– Pathfinder (@AsuraMike) June 12, 2021
🗣 GO BEYOND 100 EPISODES #MyHeroAcademia pic.twitter.com/wKo6ZWHuof
– Lee Travis (@lostthenumbers) June 12, 2021
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