My Hero Academia Creator Addresses Sequel, Spin-Off Possibilities
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There is no denying the popularity of My Hero Academia. For more than a decade now, the superhero series has reigned atop the shonen fandom, but its days are coming to a close. At the start of August, My Hero Academia will wrap its manga, and now creator Kohei Horikoshi is addressing whether he’s interested in expanding the series after the finale.
Spoiler alert! It looks like Horikoshi is pretty happy with the series as is. Speaking with Viz Media, the creator of My Hero Academia admitted he has more content banked for the series, but he doesn’t feel the need to put them down on paper.
“I have characters and backstories that I created but didn’t include in the story. For instance, I have detailed stories for the previous inheritors of One For All. I intentionally left these out,” Horikoshi admitted. When asked it he would want to adapt this unseen content, the artist said he’s not all that interested.
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