My Hero Academia Fan Theories Explode With Epic Anniversary Cover Art
In celebration, of its eighth year of publication, the latest issue of My Hero Academia dropped this week with a glorious, red-themed king-sized cover depicting all the heroes, big and small, who have fought to defend humanity against the worst threats of All For One and other villains. The cover has gotten a lot of praise from fans, and sparked quite a few fan theories in the process.
While eight years is relatively «young» for a series in a manga industry that includes such long-term stalwarts as One Piece, Dragon Ball, Bleach, and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, My Hero Academia has proven it deserves mention, despite its youth, as being among the best manga in history. During its publication, it has not only shown that it has everything it takes to challenge and replace the industry's longest-running series, but it has also spawned a plethora of manga copycat stories. Over the last two years, there has not been a more popular manga in Japan, and worldwide, than My Hero Academia. Accordingly, it's only fitting that author and illustrator Kōhei Horikoshi pull out all the stops to celebrate eight years of history.
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Naturally, such an inclusive picture has drawn considerable attention from fans looking for any information or potential Easter eggs that will give them insight into their favorite characters or what will happen next in the series. Indeed, considering that manga artists rarely post covers or images without thought as to how they play out in the story, more than a few fans believe the cover says a lot about where the story is likely going and what fans can expect. One of the more common reactions to the cover has focused on the image of
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