My Hero Academia, Detective Conan Creators Draw Each Others' Characters

A Crossover Celebration: Detective Conan and My Hero Academia Mark Milestones
Two beloved anime series, Detective Conan and My Hero Academia, are celebrating significant anniversaries this year, and the creators are commemorating the occasion with special collaborative efforts.
Illustrious Collaborations
Gōshō Aoyama, the creator of Detective Conan, and Kōhei Horikoshi, the creator of My Hero Academia, have created unique illustrations featuring each other's characters. These special drawings were unveiled on Saturday, marking the 30th anniversary of the Detective Conan anime and the 10th anniversary of the My Hero Academia anime. The illustrations will be featured in upcoming issues of prominent manga magazines. Fans can look forward to seeing Aoyama's take on the heroes of My Hero Academia and Horikoshi's interpretation of the Detective Conan cast.
Animated Celebration
YTV Animation aired a special collaboration promotional video at the end of the latest Detective Conan episode. The video features narration by Minami Takayama, the voice of Conan Edogawa, and Daiki Yamashita, the voice of Izuku “Deku” Midoriya. Kenta Miyake, the voice of All Might, also makes a brief cameo in the video. The promotional video is a testament to the popularity and cultural impact of both anime series. It offers fans a unique glimpse into the shared universes of these iconic shows.
A Legacy of Mystery
The Detective Conan manga series, created by Gōshō Aoyama, began serialization in Weekly Shonen Sunday in January 1994. The anime adaptation followed in January 1996. For 30 years, the anime series has been broadcast weekly on the Nippon Television Network. The franchise is also preparing to release its 29th anime feature film, Detective Conan: Highway no Datenshi, in April. The enduring popularity of Detective Conan speaks to the timeless appeal of its mystery-solving narratives and engaging characters.
A Decade of Heroism
Kōhei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia manga series began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in July 2014. The anime series premiered in April 2016. The anime series has aired for 10 years on the Nippon Television Network. The final season concluded on December 13, 2025. A bonus episode titled "More," based on the manga's extra 431st chapter, is set to air on May 2, 2026. My Hero Academia has captured the hearts of fans worldwide with its compelling story of aspiring heroes and its exploration of themes like courage, sacrifice, and the importance of community.
Sources of Information
This news is based on information available on Detective Conan's website on YTV, My Hero Academia's website on YTV, YTV Animation's YouTube channel, YTV Animation's X/Twitter account, and Comic Natalie. These sources provide further details and updates on the anniversary celebrations and related events. Fans are encouraged to visit these platforms to stay informed about the latest developments.