The circulation of "My Hero Academia" has exceeded 100 million copies.
Kohei Horikoshi's "My Hero Academia'' has surpassed 100 million copies sold worldwide with the latest 40th volume released on April 4th.
"My Hero Academia" began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha) in July 2014, and will celebrate its 10th anniversary this July. Regarding the 100 million copies sold, Horikoshi said, "I'm honestly happy that so many people have been willing to pay for the manga I drew for so long.'' I spelled it out. The newly drawn illustrations and costumes will be implemented in the games "My Hero Academia ULTRA IMPACT'' and "My Hero Academia ULTRA RUMBLE'' at a later date.
From April 4th, the release date of Volume 40, various projects will be held to express our gratitude. A newspaper advertisement featuring more than 90 characters in total was published in the Yomiuri Shimbun morning edition on April 4th, along with a copy of "Total circulation of the series exceeds 100 million copies worldwide! Thank you for his strength!'', promoting the story. The heroes and villains we have created come together. Additionally, from April 4th to April 10th, students from Class 1A of Yuei High School will appear in newspaper advertisements in 47 prefectures. Advertisements aimed at readers in each prefecture are published in block and local newspapers on a daily basis. The advertisements will be released one after another on a special website that will open on April 4th.
In addition, 398 episodes will be released for free on Shonen Jump+ and Zebrac from April 4th to May 1st. In addition, on Jump Channel, a PV was released that depicts the history of the work, from the origin of the work and its readers, to the 100 million copies sold and the release of 40 volumes. In addition, ahead of the broadcast of the seventh season of the TV anime, which will begin broadcasting on May 4th, "My Hero Academia Memories", which includes new scenes in important stories connected to the seventh season, will be aired on April 6th and 13th. It was also reported that it will be broadcast in four episodes on the 20th and 27th.
"My Hero Academia" began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha) in July 2014, and will celebrate its 10th anniversary this July. Regarding the 100 million copies sold, Horikoshi said, "I'm honestly happy that so many people have been willing to pay for the manga I drew for so long.'' I spelled it out. The newly drawn illustrations and costumes will be implemented in the games "My Hero Academia ULTRA IMPACT'' and "My Hero Academia ULTRA RUMBLE'' at a later date.
From April 4th, the release date of Volume 40, various projects will be held to express our gratitude. A newspaper advertisement featuring more than 90 characters in total was published in the Yomiuri Shimbun morning edition on April 4th, along with a copy of "Total circulation of the series exceeds 100 million copies worldwide! Thank you for his strength!'', promoting the story. The heroes and villains we have created come together. Additionally, from April 4th to April 10th, students from Class 1A of Yuei High School will appear in newspaper advertisements in 47 prefectures. Advertisements aimed at readers in each prefecture are published in block and local newspapers on a daily basis. The advertisements will be released one after another on a special website that will open on April 4th.
In addition, 398 episodes will be released for free on Shonen Jump+ and Zebrac from April 4th to May 1st. In addition, on Jump Channel, a PV was released that depicts the history of the work, from the origin of the work and its readers, to the 100 million copies sold and the release of 40 volumes. In addition, ahead of the broadcast of the seventh season of the TV anime, which will begin broadcasting on May 4th, "My Hero Academia Memories", which includes new scenes in important stories connected to the seventh season, will be aired on April 6th and 13th. It was also reported that it will be broadcast in four episodes on the 20th and 27th.