The latest cover art for My Hero Academia is zeroing in on Momo and Denki!
✖ My Hero Academia has been around for years now, and it has racked up all sorts of projects. From an anime to its live stages, the shonen series is one of the biggest in anime to date. Of course, its manga is leading the charge, and it has side stories abound to keep fans entertained. And now, one of them has released a new poster all about Kaminari Denki and Yaoyorozu Momo.
As for Yaoyorozu, the hero looks the same as always with her dark hair pinned up. She is donning her uniform's winter cape, and she seems to be making a ton of nesting dolls for this cover. A closer look shows these figurines are all painted after Class 1-A, and Eraser Head is being made by Yaoyorozu in this shot.
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