Mirko, a character created by Kohei Horikoshi who isn’t part of Class 1-A in the “My Hero Academia” series, has grown to be one of the most prominent superheroes. Known for his high jumps, this bunny-themed hero has gone above and beyond, sacrificing an arm and a leg while safeguarding Hero Society. As we approach the eighth and final season of the anime adaptation, Mirko is poised to make a significant impact.
With the original manga series concluded, Horikoshi now has more free time due to not having an ongoing storyline to manage. He’s been using this spare time to produce new artwork, given his creative freedom. In a recent unexpected release, Kohei Horikoshi has unveiled a rather provocative depiction of Mirko that might catch some viewers off guard.
Previously, Mirko was part of a united force of both young and seasoned heroes, aiming to counter the assault by the League of Villains in the seventh season of My Hero Academia. Despite her limb loss, Mirko has discovered innovative means to remain combat-ready due to the technological advancements from UA Academy’s tech class. Sadly, despite having Mirko on their side, the heroes have yet to deliver a fatal blow to Shigaraki and All For One, although they have scored significant victories. Defeating Dabi, Toga, Spinner, and many other villains has been achieved, but if they can eliminate the League of Villains’ leader, it could pave the way for a new era of peace.
Mirko’s Steamy New Look
Regarding the latest drawing, Kohei Horikoshi explains the portrayal of Mirko who appears to be without any clothing, “Mirko is catching her breath and observing.” However, don’t expect Mirko to appear like this during the eighth season, at least according to the storyline. This illustrates that Horikoshi is well aware of his audience, who have grown fond of the Rabbit Hero. Fortunately, when the primary series concludes, there’s still a significant platform for Mirko to make a comeback in animation in the future.
息抜きのミルコ。見るコ。
— 堀越耕平 (@horikoshiko) April 2, 2025
Mirko’s Animated Return
As the main series of “My Hero Academia” draws to a close this fall, there’s a strong possibility that its spin-off, titled “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes,” could have a promising future. Debuting this week, the storyline revolves around vigilantes such as Crawler, Pop Step, and Knuckleduster who operate outside of legal boundaries with powers significantly less than those wielded by All For One and One For All. In addition to delving into the backstory of this trio, “Vigilantes” also transports anime enthusiasts back to UA Academy’s past, and it is here that Mirko makes her appearance.
Although the initial season of “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” doesn’t include this particular story, the original manga does present a narrative involving a teenage Mirko. Before she ascends to her top-ranked hero status, the rabbit hero is seen seeking combat and joining an underground tournament as a consequence. If “Vigilantes” becomes popular enough, it may be expanded with new stories that could provide Mirko with a significant resurgence.
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2025-04-02 19:40