Back in April, just before the My Hero Academia manga kicked off its epilogue, Kohei Horikoshi’s recently-concluded series announced that it had 100 million copies printed physically and sold digitally around the world. Horikoshi provided an illustration to mark the momentous occasion, and now it’s …Read more »
Now that the My Hero Academia manga is over, the My Hero Academia final season is on the horizon for the anime. Following the final episode of season 7, plans for season 8 were announced along with confirmation that it will be the last one, …Read more »
My Hero Academia: You’re Next is set to hit American theaters this Friday, October 11. But some American fans will actually have an opportunity to see it before then. (And I’m not talking about the screening at Hollywood’s Egyptian Theater that happened last weekend.) That’s …Read more »
A new cast member is getting in on the My Hero Academia anime to fill in the younger shoes of an iconic villain. Hiroshi Kamiya (Levi in Attack on Titan) has been announced as the voice behind a young version of All For One. You …Read more »
The new My Hero Academia anime movie, My Hero Academia: You’re Next, is hitting American theaters on October 11. But there is an opportunity for some people to watch it in the U.S. before then! That’s because Beyond Fest is offering the North American premiere …Read more »
Following up on last month’s special promo, a new English-subtitled trailer is here for My Hero Academia: You’re Next. This one is titled “Who’s Next,” and you can see more footage of the action-packed fourth feature film from Kohei Horikoshi’s recently-concluded series below. My Hero …Read more »
The manga My Hero Academia recently finished, and Otaku USA highlighted responses from within the industry. Now it’s time for the creator himself, Kohei Horikoshi, to share his thoughts on the matter. For starters, Horikoshi wrote in Weekly Shonen Jump, “I was so glad to be …Read more »
Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia manga may be over—and congratulations have been pouring in—but there’s still more story to tell in the anime adaptation. Next week marks the premiere of My Hero Academia season 7 episode 13, which is episode 151 for the series, and …Read more »
The manga My Hero Academia has concluded after 10 years. Along with voting for your favorite character in the worldwide “WORLD BEST HERO” poll, you can take a look at the kudos creator Kohei Horikoshi is getting for completing his mega-popular series. Some congrats were …Read more »
The final manga chapter of My Hero Academia has been released, and its publisher Shueisha wants to do a lot to celebrate. To start, it’s offering a worldwide “WORLD BEST HERO” poll, and you can join in on the voting at this site! The poll …Read more »
If you can’t wait to see more of the My Hero Academia: You’re Next anime film, the official accounts have you covered with a short new preview. The latest is a special promotional video that shows off some more footage from the film while taking …Read more »
My Hero Academia Season 7 first premiered on May 4 and introduced new theme songs, and now it’s time to make way for another set of opening and ending tunes. The new My Hero Academia opening song has Yuuri performing “Curtain Call,” while the new …Read more »
In addition to contending with Dark Might in the new My Hero Academia movie, the heroes will also have to deal with the film-original villains known as the Gorrini Family. See their designs and who’s voicing them, with a brand new trailer following the breakdown. …Read more »
Anime Expo’s “MY HERO ACADEMIA SPECIAL EVENT Hosted by TOHO animation” panel shared some exciting news: My Hero Academia THE MOVIE: You’re Next is coming to American theaters! TOHO International is behind the theatrical run, and, as you might guess, fans have the choice to …Read more »
Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia manga recently concluded its main story and entered its epilogue. Now we know how much is left because Shueisha revealed that the series will officially conclude in five chapters. The final chapter will make its way to Weekly Shonen Jump …Read more »
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