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An audience-free stream of the My Hero Academia The Ultra Stage Honmono no Hero: PLUS ULTRA ver. stage play was originally set to kick off on July 17, but plans have changed. Unfortunately, the reason for this delay comes down to the fact that a …Read more »
Some changes in manga production are necessary to keep up with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. One example is Kohei Horikoshi‘s My Hero Academia manga, which is moving to a fully digital system to create upcoming chapters. As a result, the next chapter will be postponed. …Read more »
It was previously announced that My Hero Academia HERO FES 2020 will take place online this year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. That hasn’t stopped promotion for the event, which kicks off on October 3 and is now featured in the very colorful …Read more »
Another My Hero Academia HERO FES event is planned for this year, but the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the team behind it to do things a little differently. While last year’s event had 5,000 audience members in attendance at Pacifico Yokohama National Convention Hall, HERO …Read more »
The August 2020 issue of Otaku USA magazine is in the hands of readers as we speak, bringing with it a white-hot cover story on My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising. The latest big screen outing for one of the most popular anime series of the …Read more »
Voice actor Nobuhiko Okamoto has played a bunch of memorable roles over the years, including the likes of My Hero Academia‘s hot-headed Bakugo and Blue Exorcist‘s Rin Okumura. After all that work, he was recently diagnosed with vocal cord scarring, so he’ll be taking a …Read more »
We recently posted about some of the behind-the-scenes key animation the official My Hero Academia anime Twitter account had been posting. A couple more made their way online since then, this time focusing on the awesome season 4 battle between Hawks, Endeavor, and Nomu. If …Read more »
It’s always cool to see how anime is made, especially when that anime is My Hero Academia. One of the highlights of season 4 was the scene that had Class 1-A jamming out on stage with their “Hero Too” song as part of the UA …Read more »
We previously posted the “Hero too” music video of the climactic school festival performance from My Hero Academia season 4. The official My Hero Academia music video has only been online for around 25 days, and it already managed to rack up an all-mighty 10 …Read more »
Boku no spring clothing is here. Fashion brand XLARGE is teaming up with My Hero Academia for a new line of tees and a seriously bold pair of jeans. Available from the XLARGE online store starting May 2, the lineup includes shirts featuring the main …Read more »
Originally scheduled to be performed in Tokyo from March 6-22, most of the showings of the second My Hero Academia The ‘Ultra’ Stage: Honmono no Hero play were canceled due to concerns surrounding COVID-19 (coronavirus). Now, in a rather optimistic move considering the State of …Read more »
Season 4 of the My Hero Academia anime has come to an end, but of course this won’t be the last we see of Class 1-A. My Hero Academia season 5 is officially in the works, as revealed in a teaser video and visual. According …Read more »
We recently posted about Class 1-A’s amazing performance at the U.A. School Festival, which was captured in all its glory in a special music video. Now, lucky fans who found themselves particularly enamored with the students’ “A Band” t-shirts can sport their very own thanks …Read more »
One of the highlights of the fourth season of the My Hero Academia anime was the school festival arc, which culminated in an awesome concert by Class 1-A. If you haven’t gotten to that point yet, you’ll definitely want to see it for yourself in context, but for …Read more »
The next big arc is on the way to the My Hero Academia anime, as we prepare to enter the Pro Hero storyline. To go along with the upcoming continuation, a new teaser visual debuted along with some character art for Hawks. Here’s the visual, …Read more »
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