My Hero Academia paused because of the drawings
The motivation is dictated by the drawings! The sensei Kohei Horikoshi has in fact decided to drastically change the technique with which he works by switching from analog and traditional paper and pencils to digital.
Behind the change there would be the will of the sensei and of all the editorial staff of Shueisha to limit the possibility of infection by Coronavirus and thus speed up processing times. However, the transition must not have been as natural as hoped and the chapter suffered this small delay.
My Hero Academia is made up of four seasons, all available for free streaming on the VVVVID platform. The first two seasons were broadcast in the clear by Mediaset networks, obviously dubbed in Italian, between 2018 and 2019. You can retrieve the series in home video thanks to Dynit who made 3 blu-ray boxes for the first two seasons, also with Italian audio, My Hero Academia Season 1, My Hero Academia Season 2 - Box 1 and My Hero Academia Season 1 - Box 2.
Two films are also connected to the anime series: Two Heroes and HEROES RISING both always released for Dynit.
The anime is taken from the manga of the same name written and designed by Kōhei Horikoshi, still in the process of publication and now in Volume 26. The manga is published in Italy by Edizioni Star Comics which has published 23 volumes so far.
For those unfamiliar here is a brief synopsis of the series:
In a world where being a superhero is normal, born without any special powers is the same as a real misfortune. Izuku Midoriya to go all out to get a superpower, and despite the undertaking, it seems impossible that someone will eventually notice her ability.
Immerse yourself in a world of My Hero Academia recovering My Hero Academia Volume 1 .
