Published on August 21, 2026
Nana Shimura steps into the spotlight with her look from the My Hero Academia fighting game. This walkthrough covers how to draw Nana Shimura from MHA: All’s Justice, taking the seventh One For All holder from blank page to finished figure.
Getting the Mentor of All Might on Paper
The lesson runs across 25 stages, closing on a colored frame you can lean on while you shade. Things kick off with light scaffolding so her build and balance read right well before the bodysuit, capes, and gloves get drawn in.
Details That Define Her Design
- Shoulder-length black hair, short bangs
- Sharp eyes and a small mole
- Dark sleeveless bodysuit, high collar
- Yellow gloves with white boots
- Red waist cape and gold buckle
- Long white cape on a chain
If you’re stacking up the All’s Justice roster, this sits well alongside Camie Utsushimi or the powerhouse Star and Stripe. The sound hero Kyoka Jiro is another solid pick to keep the set growing.
How the Line Colors Work
Each frame uses three colors so the fresh work never blends into the rest:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Nana Shimura: Step-by-Step
Share Your Nana Shimura Below
When you reach that final colored stage, post your version in the comments so I can see how the capes and gloves came out. There’s an upload feature being built that lets you attach your drawing right under the post, and it might already be running by the time you scroll down. With how to draw Nana Shimura from MHA: All’s Justice wrapped up, the speedy Tenya Ida or the sharpshooting Lady Nagant make great next picks. New lessons hit Facebook and Telegram the moment they go live, a fresh video lands on YouTube daily from these guides, and Pinterest stays updated too, so if you’d like to back the work, my Patreon has hand drawn coloring pages waiting for you.
