My Hero Academia Artist Gives the Heroes and Villains Halloween Makeovers

My Hero Academia is looking to return for its sixth season this October. With Crunchyroll working to bring the Paranormal Liberation Front War Arc to its streaming service, the new episodes will land just in time for the spookiest season of the year. Luckily, Yoshinori, an assistant to Kohei Horikoshi, has shared two new takes on two of the biggest heroes and villains of the Shonen series to get folks ready for Halloween this year.   

Toga, the blood-sucking member of the League of Villains, went through quite a few changes over the course of the fifth season of the anime adaptation of My Hero Academia. Fighting against the Meta Liberation Army alongside the likes of Shigaraki, Twice, and Dabi, Toga’s origins were explored for the first time. Growing up with a love of blood and destruction, the villain was able to unlock a new powerful upgrade for her Quirk. In the past, Toga was only able to mimic the appearance of whomever she was able to steal blood from, but now, the antagonist who has a crush on Deku can also use the Quirks of said victims, making her all the more deadly during a battle.

My Hero Academia artist, Yoshinori, routinely shared new artwork from the series that they create in their “off-hours”, with the artist getting into the Halloween spirit by placing both Toga and Acid Girl into devil outfits as the sixth season is set to see both hero and villain undergo some massive battles:

While the anime is set to explore the “War Arc”, the manga is in the throes of the “Final Arc”, which creator Kohei Horikoshi has promised will bring the story of UA Academy to a close. Joining forces with the professional crime fighters of Hero Society once again, Class 1-A is tackling their biggest challenge to date as they not only fight against Shigaraki and his young villains but also take on All For One directly. With the main villain of the series stronger than ever, despite suffering some major injuries as a result of his battle with All Might, the young heroes definitely have their work cut out for them. 

Do you think we’ll eventually get a Halloween episode of My Hero Academia before the Shonen series comes to an end? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of UA Academy.