If you’re as excited about the fourth season of the My Hero Academia anime as we are, you’ll soon have two places to keep up with it during the Fall 2019 anime season. Both Funimation and Crunchyroll have announced plans to simulcast the continuing BONES adaptation of …Read more »
It’s no surprise that one of the most hotly anticipated shows of the upcoming Fall 2019 season is October’s premiere of My Hero Academia season 4. With the anime adaptation of Kohei Horikoshi’s smash hit manga preparing to return, a new key visual is here to preview …Read more »
If you’re rarin’ to go when it come to the fourth season of the My Hero Academia anime, you’ll want to know which OP and ED theme song artists you can look forward to this time around. According to the latest update on the official website, we’ll be …Read more »
As My Hero Academia fans are no doubt well aware, season 4 is set to hit in another couple months — on October 12, to be exact. But just in case you forgot, there’s a new visual out to help get you pumped. The first episode of My Hero Academia season …Read more »
Readers of Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia manga know what type of characters and story twists are on the way for the anime’s fourth season. One of the fresh faces featured is Taishiro Toyomitsu, AKA Fat Gum, a larger than life Pro Hero with a Fat Absorption …Read more »
Bandai Namco recently unleashed the first set of DLC characters for Jump Force, but that was just the beginning. One of the upcoming brawlers in the next set is Katsuki Bakugo from My Hero Academia, and while we don’t have a release date yet, we do have …Read more »
When Sanrio does a collaboration, they don’t mess around. This time Sanrio has hooked up with Toho for a campaign with the My Hero Academia anime, which pairs some of Kohei Horikoshi’s main characters up with Sanrio brand characters ranging from Hello Kitty to Kero Kero Keroppi. …Read more »
Kanda Matsuri is one of Japan’s three largest festivals, so it’s only fitting that it would team up with one of Japan’s most popular manga series. Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia is getting in on the fun for this year’s event, which will be held in the …Read more »
USAopoly is in the business of turning literally everything into a game of Monopoly, and the next subject to get its own set is the My Hero Academia anime. This one turns the game of Monopoly into a “real-life battle simulation,” complete with the ability to buy, sell, and …Read more »
The fourth season of the My Hero Academia TV anime is scheduled to debut this fall, but that’s not all that’s cooking for Kohei Horikoshi’s smash hit series. AnimeJapan 2019 has brought a ton of announcements along with it, and one of the biggest involves …Read more »
The Crunchyroll Anime Awards, an anime awards show hosted by the streaming service of the same name, were held this weekend in San Francisco. The event featured 15 categories, with anime from 2018 chosen by judges (including a few Otaku USA folks) and fans. Let’s …Read more »
To say that Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia manga is successful is an understatement, and the series’ accomplishments have been outlined further in NPD BookScan’s latest Top 20 adult graphic novels list. The December rankings have My Hero Academia at #1… as well as 3, …Read more »
Bandai Namco has been throwing out more reveals for the upcoming JUMP FORCE game, including new characters and a trailer that introduces the brawler’s story. One of the biggest additions to the ever-growing roster is Izuku Midoriya, AKA Deku, from My Hero Academia. He’ll get …Read more »
U.A.’s heroes-in-training officially have a window for their triumphant return to television. The smash-hit adaptation of Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia is scheduled to premiere on Japanese TV in October of 2019, as revealed in a new key visual featuring Lemillion (Mirio Togata) and Deku …Read more »
You may have seen the My Hero Academia anime film, but did you really feel it? My Hero Academia: Two Heroes eventually went on to land as the tenth highest grossing anime film in the U.S., and now it’s getting another chance to shine in …Read more »
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