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My Hero Academia Artist Creates Original Last Jedi Poster
The artist and author behind the super hero comics-inspired manga and anime drew a special promotional poster for the latest Star Wars film, and it doesn't disappoint.
In the same style as My Hero Academia, Kōhei Horikoshi's poster for Star Wars: The Last Jedi features the films biggest players like Rei, Finn, Luke, and Captain Phasma on the cover taking center stage. The poster was included with the latest issue of Shonen Jump. Horikoshi, who is a professed fan of Star Wars, included comments on his excitement for the new movie, in particular learning about the relationship between Rei and Luke.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi comes to theaters December 15. My Hero Academia, meanwhile, makes its debut in console video games with the recently announced My Hero Academia: One's Justice for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. More details on the game will be revealed during Shonen Jump's Jump Festa event later this month, but you can check out some screens of the game that are currently available.
[Source: Anime News Network]
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