Most manga authors have to submit multiple submissions to a magazine before it’s accepted, but My Hero Academia’s Kōhei Horikoshi only needs one attempt.
My Hero Academia’s Deku underwent 10 months of rigorous training to prepare his body to inherit One for All, but Kōhei Horikoshi, the mangaka of My Hero Academia, took only a single attempt to debut.
Horikoshi participated in an interview for “Shonen Jump’s Manga Making Guide” where he revealed that it didn’t take long for him to make his debut in a magazine. “Only one work, 31 pages long,” said the mangaka. “The first comic I created was picked up. From then until I published the first series, I guess I had another one and a half.”
Akamaru Jump Published Horikoshi’s First Manga
Horikoshi’s first work as Tenko was published in Akamaru Jump, now known as Jump Giga, in 2007. Although Tenko was originally 31 pages long, the one-shot is now close to 50 pages. The work revolves around the story of Hana, an aspiring warrior who is always told by other men that she cannot become a fighter due to her gender, and Tenko, known as Battle. Vandal due to his ability to destroy everything with the touch of his hand. During a samurai attack, Tenko tragically lost his family and harbored a strong hatred for the warriors. With Tenko’s messy long hair, crooked smile, and terrifying strength, it’s easy to see where Tomura Shigaraki, the villain in My Hero Academia, comes from.
Horikoshi’s next one-shot, released a year later in Akamaru Jump, was titled My Hero, stemming from his love for American superhero comics. That one-shot became the basis for the popular series My Hero Academia, with the protagonist keeping the same last name as the main character in My Hero. One-shot follows Jack Midoriya, a salaryman who works at a company that sells hero items. However, Jack dreams of one day becoming a hero.
After another Shinka Rhapsody one-shot, Horikoshi tried her hand at serialization, starting with her debut work Oumagadoki Zoo, which appeared in Weekly Shōnen Jump from July 2010 to April 2011. A clumsy girl named Hana Aoi finds out her zoo works at cursed. Originally a one-shot, his second series Barrage began serialization in Weekly Shōnen Jump from May to September 2012. Set on the planet Industria during a time of conflict between aliens and humans. human, the story follows a kind orphan named Astro who meets his Doppelgänger in Prince Barrage on the run. The series only lasted 16 chapters, which were combined into two tankōbon volumes.
It’s not all success for Horikoshi
Depressed after Barrage was cancelled, Horikoshi returned to My Hero. The work went through many changes and ideas until it finally became My Hero Academia. It is currently one of the most popular manga series ever with over 65 million copies as of January 2023 and several volumes have ranked on the Manga and Graphic Novels bestseller lists. The New York Times. My Hero Academia revolves around Izuku Midoriya, a boy who wants to become a hero, but without Quiz, a superpower, that dream is almost impossible. After the nation’s number one hero, All Might passed on the Quirk One for All to Midoriya, he was finally able to capture his dream, but in passing on his Quirk, All Might also passed it on. a decades-long conflict for the young hero.
My Hero Academia is available to read on VIZ Media and Manga Plus.
Source: Shonen Jump’s Manga Making Guide
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