>>2

I’m happy!

It’s good at Kairakuten, right?

>>5

Here it comes!

My Hero Academia was already like that.

It would become half-hearted in Jump Plus.

>>10

Ah, I might be really suited for designing games or anime.

The jump writer is quite active in that area too.

Is the teacher’s fetish muscular giant women or lolitas?

>>13

If you look for the commonalities between the Twilight Zoo and My Hero Academia, it might reveal some of your fetishes.

It feels like bullying Endeavor.

>>14

I dislike the fact that it seems to have some demand…

There probably isn’t another development where a father who is so troubled gets bullied like that.

On the contrary, I would like it to be wrapped up nicely in girls’ sports stories.

I heard that when I said I only wanted to do the artwork next time, my supervisor told me, “You should also handle the story yourself.”

>>16

It feels like a waste if it just turns into a regular story with only ordinary people and regular animation.

It must be difficult for others to create the world view that Professor Horikoshi’s illustrations bring to life… He doesn’t seem to be good at thinking up stories, though.

>>85

I think it would be great to talk with the editor and chief assistant all night, just like in NARUTO.

I think it’s really awesome that you can write something like this in one go.

>>19

Normally?

Since the original work ended, I’ve started posting colored drawings on X, and they’re really well done…

Endeavor (Beast Form)

If it’s a chubby giantess, then it’s a hit.

If it’s a homo with limb loss, it’s a miss.

It seems like I can draw both.

>>23

That side is doing well because the disciple is working hard…

Wow, that’s really overdoing it…

I want to see more things like regular women.

I wonder if Horie Ryu could contribute a bold and edgy guest piece that we can’t publish in Jump.

Go down to the same stage to save.

Join forces with your former assistant to write Darkness.

Publish doujin under a different alias.

That guy Hinatamaru won’t become popular.

>>32

Who doesn’t know Hinatamaru? Are you a fake?

The other day, I drew Mirko and posted it on X, but it only looked brighter due to the lighting.

Who is this? Did they whitewash it? Discrimination? I thought it must be tough to become famous when you’re bombarded with hateful replies from foreigners…

Worried! I’ve never seen a belt like that before.

Once the anime and My Hero Academia exhibition is over, I should have quite a bit of free time… I don’t think I need to work anymore.

Horie Rosu… it’s your turn to lead this time…

For now, it would be better to set it to around Serious 2 and the other 8.

It’s better if men are around 1 and women are around 9.

It’s better to be older; a character around the age of an older sister is really well done compared to a child.

Horie Rosu-sensei’s drawing skills are at a level that comfortably allows them to work in Jump, as seen in the illustrations occasionally posted here.

The darkness I carry is too deep to come out into the sunlight for a while.

If kids become interested and explore it, it will become a trauma.

>>39

Because they were already publishing regular series even before disclosing their sexual preferences.

My Hero Academia had an insane amount of work, but if it’s about 10 pages a week, I feel like I could manage to write it even while picking my nose.

I can see it! Haga-san’s series!

>>42

I can’t forgive Oshiraka anymore…

>>42

Hagakure-san, who lacks individuality but is convinced that they are a transparent person.

It’s like a story where everyone is putting in their utmost effort to turn that lie into reality.

I just had a sudden idea, but how about a work set in a zoo?

I want to see illustrations from other creators’ works as well.

Actually, you passed your sexual preferences to Horie, didn’t you?

As a result of the release, wasn’t the last work canceled or something?

>>47

If it were an encounter with the devil, that would be one thing, but Balji had completely sealed it off, right?

>>47

Balji followed the editor’s instructions, and because of that, he got a bit mentally exhausted.

I will go down to the same stage to save you.

It’s the situation that Horie-kun likes the most, right?

I wonder if it would be interesting to do a Baljiri remake during the witching hour…? At least the art quality is incomparable.

It seems that Anon really loves the story about that former assistant, huh?

I think Horikoshi-sensei is the type to incorporate their sexual preferences heavily into their work, but they have more self-restraint compared to Horierosu-sensei.

I would like a short story of about 5 volumes featuring Mount Lady as the main character.

Twist-chan looked cute even with short hair.

Mr. Horikoshi is…!!

You like muscle-bound gay guys, don’t you…!!?

I would like it to be illustrated with a chubby beast person with both arms and legs missing, featuring lots of gimmick prosthetic arms and legs.

I have a feeling that it’s better not to look too deep into Professor Hori’s drawer.

My foot…

I’m doing a Mirko spin-off… with a lot of personal life added in.

I just want to see more of the everyday parts with Deku and the others at Friday Saizeriya, you know?

Mount Lady was originally planned to be a heroine.

>>63

That’s unreasonable, isn’t it!?

>>66

Giant women are a common fetish.

>>68

The heroine is too young compared to the giantess.

>>66

Even though she is called Mount Lady, I think her appearance and vibe remind me of someone from Class B who can shrink down.

Is it a remnant of the heroine? This work features a rare, traditional beautiful girl.

Show me your nipples, Kōhei Horikoshi!

>>64

Hagakure-chan is showing it, right?

>>69

Invisible!! Deception!!

I think you would be suited for character design in a fantasy RPG.

The protagonist and muscular giant companions, and beastwoman heroine.

After finishing the main story, hasn’t Horikoshi-sensei done any notable work?

I wonder if they are still on vacation.

As a result of fully embracing my kink, I only ended up with beast girls!

>>70

I want to see it!

>>70

I want that.

Even someone like me, an amateur, can understand it.

This person’s artwork is too good.

>>72

To draw this without a draft is monstrous.

>>74

Aren’t you going to do a rough sketch?!

>>81

I practiced to be able to draw without a sketch because I want to speed up my drawing time.

Monster…

>>81

In the interview footage, I showcased my writing in one go without any hesitation, and it was truly amazing.

It’s fine if it’s a spin-off of Hagaru-chan.

>>73

Speaking of which, I wonder what will happen to the figure.

From the very beginning, it was good, but after the series ended, I was able to take some time off and the art I upload to X is just too good…

I was surprised that they drew commemorative illustrations every time the anime aired while it was being serialized.

I want the older group and big sister types to come out more since they’re good at it.

It’s such a waste to make the main thing all for the kids.

Horie Ryu is actually Holly’s dark persona, right?!

Hatsume-chan gets blown away by a failed experiment and lands on Deku, pressing her chest against him without a care in the world.

I felt the mastery of a kink.

>>89

I remembered a long time ago in a racing manga published in Jump, there was a mechanic girl who was so engrossed in tinkering with machines that she didn’t care when her breasts were being groped.

The teacher who was the first to latch onto Mount Lady when the My Hero Academia game was released!

I want to be turned to the dark side by Teacher Horie Rasu.

I thought, “What am I seeing?” after watching a video of a hand-drawn Deku suddenly starting in an empty place because it takes too long to stop.

It’s quite strange that even though separate parts are being drawn simultaneously, they ultimately come together into a single cohesive picture without any flaws.

You write so quickly, but did you not have much time to think about the story?

>>97

It doesn’t mean that the drawing time is short just because I put in more detail…

>>110

I wouldn’t say that other works are completely flawed, but there are indeed contradictions and strange parts.

However, there are aspects of My Hero Academia that are so striking that they can’t be overlooked.

>>110

I don’t think there is such a thing as being good or skilled at storytelling.

Having reigns as a hugely popular manga for nearly 10 years, it’s really skilled at serialization.

I want a world where all characters can undergo a gender transformation, in case it shifts from female bodies to homo.

Maybe a character like Endeavor would be appealing if they were gender-bent.

The past boss TS from the end of Yuragi-sou is still lingering in my mind.

What Holly wants to draw is Mirko’s limb amputations.

It’s coming together smoothly.

Even just for liking design, Kono Komori is memorable.

Is it really just Mirko?

Of course, being good at basic drawing is important, but it’s also great that you can draw anything, whether it’s chubby, muscular, furry, or non-human, all in your own style, which gives you a wide range.

I think it’s better to let them do it with a certain degree of freedom, rather than overly restricting them with the original work, and to have someone who can step in and provide input when necessary.

Well, those excellent talents tend to get promoted quickly and disappear…

Please create a side story that just continues Deku and Uraraka’s Ayakashi Triangle! ♡

I’m thinking it must be tough to return to a regular page count since it has been serialized with reduced pages for quite a while.

In the end, it seems that the students couldn’t hold on any longer and were affected by the wave of losses, but I’m glad it only ended with their earlobes being torn off, right Earphone Jack-chan?

It must have had a significant impact on his subsequent hero career…

I’ll earn enough for a lifetime.

Live as you like.

Draw ero manga.

It seems like it will be full of strange figures and muscular men.

Well, that’s fine!

>>113

A seemingly unfortunate old man will also appear.

The Aomagakotoku Zoo, you know…

It must have been tough physically, and even if there is a new series, a weekly publication seems difficult.

>>116

The drawings are incredibly fast, but the story doesn’t go that smoothly.

How about “Isekai Kairakuten” or “Comic Gairaku,” Sensei?

I want to read a more casual school story (a little erotic) without too many constraints.

It doesn’t have to be just a little.

>>119

But maybe you seem to like drawing entanglements…

“Fortress”

I’m waiting for Hagakure Darkness.

>>125

I can only think of worthless developments!

In terms of things like loss and so on!

Every time I watch the making, I think, “Isn’t this a different way of drawing than what I know???”

>>127

I wasn’t familiar with art, so I used to think that skilled people draw in a way that seems like reverse calculation!? But that’s not it…

It might have been Nishiyoshi and Horikoshi that were reversed…

>>129

Rather, publish it as a joint magazine.

I think if it’s raised to 120%, there will only be male characters.

In the end, it’s mostly the men who get deeply explored in My Hero Academia.

>>131

It’s a manga about a muscular guy who is relentlessly bullied by those around him…

>>133

Isn’t this basically a Marvel comic?

>>133

You’ve already drawn it!

Should I use FANZA now?

Follow your senior.

I wonder… it seems like a lot of kinks are packed into characters like Mount Lady and general women.

I don’t like Bakugo himself, but I like the design of Bakugo’s mother.

If we are to let Horikoshi-sensei draw freely with his kinks, the stage should not be Jump-Ra.

It seems like it will be a place where things like Horie Rous and naps exist.

Maybe it’s because I was praised for my thick legs, but it’s kind of annoying that I keep getting characters with thick legs.

I understand that you have a tendency to psychologically bully men, but I think it’s a bit gray when it comes to directly getting off to muscular men, Horikoshi-sensei.

Isn’t it a bit unreasonable to say that doing a series for 6 or 7 years makes you skilled?

Even if I think the lines look nice in the thumbnail, when I enlarge it, the lines can be quite rough, but when I see Holly’s original drawings at an exhibition, the lines look really beautiful up close.

I feel that the amount I’ve drawn is different.

Isn’t it fine to make a family story? Well, it would probably end up with the father being relentlessly bullied, though.