My Hero Academia is known for its very passionate fandom and one that has several fans creating fanart that is either beloved or hated by everyone. An X user, @ryosuketarou came up with a Halloween fanart of Class 1-A, which went viral as soon as people saw it. The post received a lot of positive feedback, especially since it was released during the Halloween week.
This fanart shows several of the My Hero Academia characters from Class 1-A dressed up, such as Shoto Todoroki as a vampire or Ochaco Uraraka as a nun. It has a lot of personality and shows a bit of the character's defining traits while keeping author Kohei Horikoshi's own imprint of his creation and the artist's unique style.
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Artist on X came up with a fantastic Halloween-inspired My Hero Academia fanart of Class 1-A
Japanese artist @ryosuketarou published on X a fanart of Class 1-A dressed up for Halloween. The post went viral, with a lot of people praising the art style, the level of detail, and also how the artist came up with multiple costumes for a wide array of characters, surprising the audience.
One of the most striking elements of the artwork is how it features all the students of Class 1-A while also donning some iconic Halloween costumes. The best examples can be Shoto Todoroki as a vampire, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya as Frankenstein, Mina Ashido as a devil, or Momo Yaoyorozu as a nurse.
There are also other examples, such as Katsuki Bakugo as a werewolf, fitting with his rash and intense personality, and Fumikage Tokoyami as the mummy. This could work as a representation of his somber behavior. Moreover, the artist managed to add their own imprint to the piece while also retaining the key artistic elements that have defined author Kohei Horikoshi's style.
Reactions online
There were a lot of positive comments on X from My Hero Academia fans, many of them in Japanese since the artist hails from that country. There were a lot of comments from English-speaking fans, praising elements like Katsuki Bakugo or Shoto Todoroki's costumes as well as appraising the artist's style.
Some fans even went as far as calling it "My Halloween Academia", which makes a lot of sense when considering is Class 1-A in Halloween costumes. There is also a lot of variety to look at when considering how many details the artist managed to add, which is why people take their time to notice the costumes of each character and what they are doing.
"todobaku on their iconic Halloween costumes," someone said on the post.
"Love this illustration so much," another person reacting to this post.
"Jiro staring at kaminari. Kamijiro win," someone else said.
All in all, it was a very fun and detailed illustration that paid tribute to one of the most successful series in recent years, with the manga recently concluded and the seventh season of the Studio Bones anime adaptation having finished as well. However, the fans' love and appreciation for My Hero Academia lives on through illustrations such as this one.
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