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The popular manga series “My Hero Academia” is making waves in France with an exciting new exhibition commemorating a significant milestone, just steps away from the iconic Eiffel Tower! After wrapping up its run in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine this summer, Kohei Horikoshi’s original manga series concluded a ten-year journey with that final chapter. Over the course of its decade-long run, “My Hero Academia” has gained global recognition and is expected to expand even further in the coming years, thanks to upcoming anime releases, movies, and more, as fans flock to the now completed manga due to these developments.

The Avengers teamed up! In 2012, Marvel Comics debuted the series “Avengers Assemble” alongside the blockbuster movie “The Avengers” from Marvel Studios. This 25-issue comic was designed as a starting point for new readers and followed the Marvel Comics continuity, but its characters were inspired by the film: Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and the Hulk. In a move that complemented the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Stark Tower was rebuilt as the new Avengers Tower, and Earth’s strongest heroes confronted the cosmic despot Thanos (introduced in the movie’s post-credits scene as Loki’s patron, portrayed by Tom Hiddleston).

It’s been quite some time now, approximately six years, since Dragon Ball graced our screens with fresh content. Fans said goodbye to Dragon Ball Super in early 2016, leaving Son Goku to continue his journeys through the manga while the anime remained quiet. Naturally, the absence of the series left fans yearning for more, and the upcoming Dragon Ball Daima has become even more significant as a result. Next month, the anime is set to return, with Goku by its side once again. However, after watching trailers for Dragon Ball Daima, fans are beginning to wonder… Could there be a change in voice actor for Goku?