It was just a matter of time, wasn’t it? One of the boxes that must be ticked when a series is popular in Japan is the inevitable stage play adaptation, and that’s officially lined up for Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia manga. My Hero Academia …Read more »
Back when the My Hero Academia film was released earlier this year in Japan, the first one million attendees got a special gift: a short manga about the origins of All Might. Now that manga is being turned into a short anime. The anime short, …Read more »
My Hero Academia game My Hero One’s Justice is currently available on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC, and the DLC has been rolling in since day one. Following the act of Endeavor and Shoot Style Deku, the next character to be added to …Read more »
The My Hero Academia: Two Heroes anime film is coming to Blu-ray and DVD in Japan on February 13, 2019, and the official website went ahead and revealed the cover jacket illustrations for the Plus Ultra edition. One has film-original character Melissa Shield dressed to …Read more »
My oh my. My Hero Academia will be getting a live-action adaptation, it was announced today. The adaptation of Kohei Horikoshi’s hit manga will be produced by Legendary, the folks behind the Hollywood version of Godzilla and Detective Pikachu. Producers Alex Garcia and Jay Ashenfelter …Read more »
All of the characters revealed thus far for My Hero Academia battle action game My Hero One’s Justice are present and accounted for in the latest video from Bandai Namco. Watch as Deku, Bakugo, Tokoyami, Uraraka, and an assortment of heroes and villains flex their …Read more »
My Hero Academia: Two Heroes first had its world premiere at this summer’s Anime Expo, so the next stop is a wider release throughout North America. Funimation Films will be releasing the anime film in the United States and Canada this September, and you can …Read more »
My Hero Academia: Two Heroes is already out in Japan, but that hasn’t stopped the hype machine. Today a series of genga, or key frames, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the film were revealed. The key frames are matched up with their corresponding completed frames, …Read more »
The My Hero Academia film hits Japan this weekend, and the first million viewers will receive an exclusive, nine-page manga written by Academia creator Kohei Horikoshi. Today, a short video hyping that manga has been released. The manga is called “No.0 ALL MIGHT: RISING” and …Read more »
Viz Media had a handful of announcements to make at this past weekend’s Comic-Con International in San Diego, including the acquisition of Frederator’s Castlevania animated series. They have the home media distribution rights to the first season, which is currently available to stream on Netflix. …Read more »
The My Hero Academia: Two Heroes anime film opens in Japan on August 3, but they’re not done adding cast members to the project. The latest to join the cast is Ryohei Kimura (Ryota in Kuroko’s Basketball), who will play the young version of film-original …Read more »
The world of Kohei Horikoshi‘s My Hero Academia is coming to consoles and PC this year, and Bandai Namco now has a concrete release date. My Hero One’s Justice hits PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC on October 26, and if you pre-order you’ll get …Read more »
The official website and Twitter account for the My Hero Academia the Movie: The Two Heroes anime film updated with a special peek at some designs. In addition to a look at Deku and the rest of the gang all dressed up to the nines, …Read more »
A new promo is here for the My Hero Academia: Two Heroes anime film, which will have its world premiere at Anime Expo on July 5. The latest preview shows off some of the movie’s new additions, including original characters and the Masaki Suda-performed theme …Read more »
My Hero Academia fans now have another big reason to attend this year’s Anime Expo convention. The My Hero Academia: Two Heroes anime film doesn’t open in Japan until August 3, but Toho and Funimation Films have teamed up to bring the world premiere to …Read more »
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