My Hero Academia Creator Kohei Horikoshi Plans New Manga Project

Horikoshi reveals his intent to focus on a new manga while considering stepping back from writing to prioritize illustration.

Kohei Horikoshi, creator of My Hero Academia, has announced plans to begin a new manga project following the conclusion of his 10-year series.
Horikoshi expressed interest in focusing solely on illustration for his next work, though his editor has encouraged him to handle both writing and art.
The mangaka has already started drafting thumbnails for the new series but remains committed to ongoing events related to My Hero Academia’s anime and promotions.
Horikoshi has previously hinted at wanting to explore the horror genre, though no details about the new manga's theme or release timeline have been confirmed.
Speculation has arisen about a potential collaboration with Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto, who has expressed interest in focusing exclusively on writing.