Shonen Jump Announces My Hero Academia End Date With Emotional Trailer

 


Kohei Horikoshi's popular superhero  manga My Hero Academia

It has received an official date and a special trailer for the final chapter of the Shonen Jump series, bringing it to its final conclusion after a decade of serialization.

As revealed on Shonen Jump's "Jump Press" YouTube show, Horikoshi's My Hero Academia manga series will end on August 5, 2024, in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 36-37. The series will therefore conclude just over 10 years after its serialization began in July 2014. Readers can check out the exciting trailer released below, highlighting key moments from the series.

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