Taking advantage of the broadcast of the seventh season of the anime adaptation of the manga My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia), the renowned Japanese company Good Smile Company has decided to announce a new collaboration with the franchise. This news was announced through Good Smile Company’s official media and, to the surprise of the people who were captivated by the professional heroine “Rabbit Hero: Mirko” (Rumi Usagiyama) from the very first moment, the collaboration will have her as the main face.
It is worth noting that this collaboration between the Japanese company Good Smile Company and the anime “My Hero Academia” will consist of the development of an L-Size figure inspired by the popular professional heroine Mirko. In addition, a promotional image for this collaboration was presented to the public and it was specified that this product belongs to Good Smile Company’s figure division known as “POP UP PARADE“, a line that stands out for offering people good quality figures at an affordable price.
Mirko from My Hero Academia will be back to inspire new Figure
For those who are interested in knowing more about this new Mirko product, we recommend you to be attentive to the official media of the Japanese company “Good Smile Company” to not miss the new news that could be released over the months, since at the moment the only information available is the announcement of the production of this L-Size figure of Mirko.
Recall that the seventh season of the anime adaptation of the manga “My Hero Academia” (Boku no Hero Academia) began its broadcast on television in Japan from May 4 this year and is transmitted legally and simultaneously through the Crunchyroll platform. The animation studio BONES is in charge of the production of this installment.
“My Hero Academia“, also known as “Boku no Hero Academia” in Japan, is an action shonen manga that is written and illustrated by Kouhei Horikoshi. The work made its debut in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in July 2014. Currently, Shueisha Publishing has published 40 compilation volumes of the My Hero Academia manga.
The anime adaptation of Kouhei Horikoshi’s manga premiered on April 3, 2016 and has experienced remarkable public acclaim. This adaptation consists of six seasons, totaling 138 episodes, in addition to three movies, four OVAs and a seventh season currently airing. The series is produced by the animation studio BONES. For the enjoyment of viewers, the series is available legally on the Crunchyroll platform and is dubbed in English.
“My Hero Academia” introduces us to a universe where superpowers, known as “quirks,” are part of everyday life. In this world, approximately 80% of the population has developed special abilities, leading to the emergence of heroes and villains who fight for balance and justice.
The plot centers on Izuku Midoriya, a passionate young man and admirer of heroes, but who, unfortunately, was born without a quirk. Despite this apparent disadvantage, Izuku dreams of becoming a hero and protecting others. His life takes a radical turn when he encounters the legendary hero All Might, possessor of the most powerful quirk of all.
Touched by Izuku’s determination and indomitable spirit, All Might decides to pass on his power to him, making the young man his apprentice and giving him the opportunity to attend the prestigious U.A. High School, an academy dedicated to training future heroes.
Throughout the series, we follow in the footsteps of Izuku and his classmates as they confront dangerous villains, overcome personal challenges, and discover the true meaning of being a hero. With charismatic characters, exciting battles and a world full of possibilities, “My Hero Academia” invites us to immerse ourselves in an epic journey of self-improvement, friendship and bravery in a world where hope and heroism are within the reach of those who dare to dream big.
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