My Hero Academia fans go Plus Ultra for new line of Funko POP! figures

My Hero Academia fans went wild over a new line of Funko POP! figurines announced at Toy Fair New York 2020. From a super-sized 10 inch All Might to metallic exclusives, here are all the epic details.

The New York Toy Fair runs from February 22-25, and just as the event is set to kick off, a new line of My Hero Academia figurines has been announced.

The new line of Funko POP! figures cover a variety of fan favorite characters in the series, and has gotten fans excited to get their hands on them. Here is everything you need to know, including how you can be the first to grab the set.

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My Hero Academia Funko POP!s

Funko’s social media account made the announcement on February 21 to coincide with the start of the toy convention. In a tweet, they revealed that the anime would get a new set of figurines.

Included in the new line of toys is Best Jeanist, Kurogiri, Endeavor, Tomura Shigaraki, Mina Ashido, Himiko Toga and Overhaul. Most notable is the 10 inch All Might figure which you can pre-order at Amazon, and Midnight which can only be ordered at Galactic Toys.

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There are also three exclusives: Metallic Ashido can be pre-ordered at GameStop, Hot Topic is getting a variant of Froppy, and a glow in the dark Endeavor which can be pre-ordered at Amazon.

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Fans gushed over the new figurines of the popular anime, such as Twitter user ‘popfanboy’ who exclaimed, “The detail on these. Wow!” Another fan ‘DillonTheSailor’ enthusiastically quoted the show in approval “So. much. PLUS ULTRA.”

If that wasn’t enough, the toy maker also made a second announcement that the series is getting a Pop Town of U.A High – a set from the show to pose your figurines around.

Later in the day, Funko also revealed more My Hero Academia merch, this time in the form of keychains and pencil toppers. The collaboration is with retail outlets Hot Topic, Box Lunch, and AAA Anime.

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My Hero Academia made its debut in 2014 as a manga in the iconic Weekly Shonen Jump Magazine. However it found worldwide success with its 2016 anime adaptation by studio Bones.

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The show is currently well into its fourth season arc. For those that want to catch up, the show can be streamed in its entirety at Crunchyroll and Funimation.