Boku no Hero Academia author loses his initial artwork due to Twitter change

Kohei Horikoshi , the author of My Hero Academia , has always been active on Twitter, sharing artwork and sketches of his characters. However, due to a change in X (Twitter), some of the mangaka's initial artwork was deleted.

Boku no Hero Academia author loses his initial artwork due to Twitter change

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Since Twitter's X rebrand, new changes have begun to emerge on the platform, such as cost-cutting to limit Google Cloud. Some of Horikoshi's early drawings were removed from the platform. This change also applies to any photos or videos shared on Twitter in 2014 and earlier.

As the tweet above shows, it appears that Horikoshi's comments are still intact, but his artwork has been completely deleted.

Synopsis:

For his entire life, Izuku Midoriya has dreamed of being a hero, an ambitious and even more challenging goal for a boy without superpowers. That's right: in a world where 80% of the population has some kind of special power, Izuku had the misfortune of being born completely normal. But that won't stop him from realizing his dream and enrolling in one of the most prestigious hero academies in the world. Since meeting his idol, All Might, Izuku has found hope to finally gain his Quirk and begin his journey as a hero.

Finally, do you follow Horikoshi's drawings on Twitter? Leave your comment below!

Source: MhaActuFR

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