MY HERO ACADEMIA (Boku no Hero Academia) Product List

The comic series has sold over 100 million copies worldwide! The TV anime "My Hero Academia" is based on the hugely popular comic by Kohei Horikoshi, which is currently being serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (published by Shueisha). The story is set in a world where about 80% of the population has some kind of supernatural ability called "quirks." The story follows the growth, battles, and friendships of Izuku Midoriya and his classmates, the students of U.A. High School, who aim to become heroes, a profession that protects people and society from accidents, disasters, and criminals and foes who abuse their quirks!

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Based on the manga by Yu Hashimoto, which has been distributed on the manga magazine app "Jump +" since 2019, and has 21 volumes published with a total circulation of over 3 million copies. The story begins when Masamune Okumura, an ordinary high school boy who loves the 2D character Liliel, meets a first-year named Ririsa Amano who also loves Liliel and wants to become her. Ririsa asks Okumura to help her with a cosplay photo shoot, where he realizes how passionate cosplayers are, understands feelings they each have, and how they grow as they overcome various difficulties. So begins the story of passionate youth in the world of cosplay, where reality (3D) and fiction (2D) intersect. The anime broadcasts for two consecutive seasons starting July 5, 2024 on TOKYO MX, TV Kanagawa, Chiba TV, TV Saitama, TV Aichi, MBS, TeleQ, BS11, AT-X, and Animax.

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Yoshihiro Togashi's "HUNTER×HUNTER," which began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha) in 1998, is an epic story about an adventurous boy named Gon who takes the Hunter Exam to follow in his father's footsteps and hopefully meet him. He eventually goes on to travel the world and challenge the unknown with the friends he meets along the way. The story of Gon, Killua, Leorio, and Kurapika continues to inspire many people to this day. The anime adaptation aired on Nippon TV and other stations from October 2011 to September 2014. The "HUNTER×HUNTER" franchise, including both original series and other related works expanding on the world of the Hunters while remaining faithful to the original, is still popular with many fans from around the globe.

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There was once an elite assassin named Sakamoto Taro. He struck fear into the hearts of villains and was admired by other assassins. Until one day... he fell in love! Without a second thought, Sakamoto gave up his life as an assassin in order to marry Aoi, the convenience store girl who stole his heart. Now the couple is married with a daughter, running their own store, and leading a discreet but pleasant life. Sakamoto has grown so fat and happy that he's almost unrecognizable! Finding himself targeted by one assassin after another, Sakamoto must take up arms to protect the family he loves and his ordinary lifestyle. This neo-action and slice-of-life mashup story begins now!

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DRAGON BALL began serialization in 1984 in the Japanese comic magazine Weekly Shonen Jump. It has been adapted into a variety of media, including anime, games, and merchandise, and new works are still being developed. The series has been released not only in Japan but in many other countries around the world, and is loved by people all over the world.

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A manga by Gege Akutami, serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2018. The story follows Yuji Itadori who is hurled into a Jujutsu war after harboring a special-grade curse called Sukuna. The second season of the anime is set to air in 2023.

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After his family was killed and his sister is turned into a demon, Tanjiro Kamado joins the Demon Slayer Corps in hopes of turning his sister back into a human. This funny, adventurous, and bittersweet tale of humans and demons has garnered wild popularity in Japan and around the globe. Based on the manga by Koyoharu Gotouge and produced by Shueisha's Jump Comics. This series consists of 23 volumes and has exceeded a cumulative circulation of more than 150 million copies. Ufotable produces the anime and began airing episodes in April 2019. "Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train" was released to theaters in October 2020. The movie was then serialized into TV episodes and released along with the "Entertainment District" arc from October 2021 to February 2022. The new season of the TV anime covering the "Swordsmith Village" arc began airing April 2023.

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One Piece tells the story of a spirited adventure on the high seas. Originally serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump, this popular comic by Eiichiro Oda and has achieved a cumulative circulation of 510 million copies worldwide (as of August 2022). The anime series aired its one-thousandth episode in 2021, and the latest movie, "FILM RED," was released in August 2022.

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A story that follows the adventure of Senku, a young science prodigy who wakes up 3,700 years after the world's population was petrified and all civilization was lost. This manga-series-turned-anime is published in Weekly Shonen Jump as a collaboration between writer Riichiro Inagaki and illustrator Boichi. This series features an abundance scientific knowledge—two million years' worth, starting from the Stone Age—utilized to bring back civilization.

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A popular manga serialized on Shueisha's "Jump +" platform since March 2019. The TV anime started in April 2022. The second season airs from October 2023, and the theatrical release opens December 2023.

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Masami Kurumada's blockbuster comic serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump" since 1985. In addition to books, anime, movies, character products, etc., its popularity has crossed national borders and swept the world.

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A manga by Tatsuki Fujimoto. Its second part is currently being serialized in Shonen Jump+, while the first part was serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump.

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A manga series by Yuji Kaku serialized in "Shounen Jump +". A romantic ninja action drama in which the strongest ninja of the Iwagakure clan, Gabimaru, who was captured and treated as a criminal runaway ninja, goes in search of the elixir of immortality. The anime began airing on TV in April 2023.

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A popular comic "MASHLE" by Hajime Komoto, which is being serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump (published by Shueisha). The original has sold over 3 million copies. The gap created by the friendships and battles of the unique characters and the surreal gags unfolding in the magical world has become a hot topic. Abnormal magic fantasy, which unfolds with a unique world view of muscles and magic, is gaining popularity not only in Japan but also in other countries and regions around the world.

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A shonen manga by Masashi Kishimoto serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump. Since its serialization in 1999, it has quickly gained popularity, and in 2002, it began broadcasting as a TV animation. Serialization ended in 2014 with 700 times. A national work that continues to sell events, games, goods, etc. even after the completion. Currently, the sequel "BORUTO -NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS-" is being serialized in V Jump.

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Among Akira Toriyama's works, the manga "SAND LAND" is called "a masterpiece that boasts an overwhelming degree of perfection". Set in a mysterious desert world where monsters and humans coexist and have lost all water, BEELZEBUB, a badass but pure pink devil prince, forms a strange trio with a monster thief and a human sheriff, Lao, to set out on a journey to find a phantom spring somewhere in the desert.

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BLEACH is a wildly popular sword-fighting battle action comic that ran in Shueisha's shonen manga magazine "Weekly Shonen Jump" until issue #38 in 2016. Since it was first serialized in 2001, the series has gained tremendous popularity, selling more than 130 million copies worldwide spread across 74 manga volumes.
The TV anime was broadcast from 2004 until March 2012, and four theatrical films have been released to date. The powered-up final chapter, "Thousand-Year Blood War," began airing in October 2022 on TV Tokyo and other networks. It features completely redesigned characters compared to the previous broadcasts of the series. The second installment, "BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War, Part 2: The Separation," begins airing in July 2023. The popularity of the series continues to spread—with a fervent fanbase not only in Japan, but all over the world.

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A TV anime adaptation of Naoya Matsumoto's popular comic "Kaiju No. 8,'' currently serialized in "Jump +." This is the story of Kafka Hibino, who aspires to join the Japan Defense Force to subjugate monsters, but is parasitized by an unknown small monster and becomes a monster. The story depicts him once again aiming for the place he longed for, even though he is given the code name "Monster No. 8" by the Japanese Defense Force, which is responsible for subjugating monsters.

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Many years have passed since the king's army and the demon king's army started clashing. The princess, who is also the ``Knight Commander'' of the Third Knights of the King's Army, was held captive by the Demon King's army. ``It's time for 'torture', princess.'' What awaited the imprisoned princess was a series of agonizing 'tortures'... Fluffy freshly baked toast! Ramen late at night with steam rising! Time to play with adorable animals! Will the princess, who is relentlessly presented with delicious food and fun games, be able to overcome the "torture" and protect the kingdom's secrets? ? The world's easiest "torture" fantasy anime that will make everyone smile begins!

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The comic series has sold a total of 72 million copies, and the live-action movie has a cumulative box office revenue of 19.3 billion yen, a legendary masterpiece Rurouni Kenshin is supported by people all over the world and of all generations.
The original work by Nobuhiro Watsuki began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in 1994, and was made into a TV anime for the first time in 1996. Since then, the series has undergone numerous developments including Rurouni Kenshin and feature films, and is currently being serialized on Jump SQ.

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The original work is a Japanese manga by Yoshifumi Totsuka. It has been serialized since issue 8 of 2020, and its official abbreviation is "Andela".
In 2020, it won 1st place in the comics category at the "Next Manga Awards 2020", and in June 2021, it won 7th place at the "5th TSUTAYA Comic Awards", and a TV anime will start from October 2023. Now on air.

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Based on the shonen manga by Yoshihiro Togashi, serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump."
The series aired as a TV anime starting 1992 and garnered worldwide popularity. It will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2022.

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Based on the popular manga by Tatsuyuki Shin currently serialized (updated every Tuesday) on Shueisha's manga magazine app, Jump +, with a total of 3.2 million copies in circulation and over 360 million views. Momo is a high school girl born into a family of spiritualists, and her classmate Okarun is an occult enthusiast. After Momo rescues Okarun from a bully, they get into a debate—Momo believes in ghosts but not aliens, while Okarun believes the opposite. In order to convince the other party, Momo goes to an abandoned hospital rumored to be a UFO sighting spot, and Okarun goes to a tunnel rumored to be haunted. Both encounter overwhelmingly strange events that transcend their understanding—Momo awakens a hidden power within herself that manifests in times of crisis, while Okarun finds himself cursed. Both will have to use their abilities to challenge the mysteries that await them! Could this be the beginning of a fated romance? Find out in this tale of youth and occult battles!

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