With the publication of chapter 369 on Monday, it was revealed that the release of My Hero Academia chapter 370 will be postponed by at least a week. Kohei Horikoshi, the creator of the series, is most likely taking advantage of a sabbatical that was likely planned for a variety of reasons. Unfortunately for fans, it appears they will have to wait at least a week for the publication of My Hero Academia chapter 370.
Fortunately, they can find comfort in the knowledge that the chapter at least now has a preliminary publication date. 370 of My Hero Academia Taking a pause might mean significant events are about to occur.
Latest Updates for Chapter 370
My Hero Academia chapter 370 will be delayed by one week, as was made apparent in chapter 369 when the issue was first officially released. As usual, depending on its purpose, this respite may develop into something more, particularly if Horikoshi took a last-minute week off due to unforeseen health issues. In general, fans should anticipate that most one-week pauses really last only one week. If this is true, readers may anticipate the publication of My Hero Academia chapter 370 on Sunday, October 23. Alternatively, the issue could debut early on Monday, October 24 for some fans.
If there is a reason Horikoshi is taking the leave, it is one of the main mysteries surrounding the previously unknown break. Given the 5-minute period he is given because of the nature of Deku’s quirks, one widely held hypothesis is that he is taking his time to plan out how Deku and Shigaraki’s battle will finish. Instead, others claim that Horikoshi is attempting to determine ways to prolong the battle rather than find a way to terminate it within the allotted five minutes.
This would be consistent with recent statements from the mangaka about how he now appears to be rethinking his previously stated 1-year deadline for the manga’s conclusion. Fans, who were initially disappointed that a manga whose creator hoped to exceed One Piece would be finishing at about 400 chapters, would undoubtedly embrace this. Fans will probably accept whatever problems they can receive above and above what was originally intended, especially at the expense of My Hero Academia chapter delays, even if the current arc turns out to be the final one.