The wait is over. My Hero Academia Season 8, the anime’s final season, is officially set to premiere in October 2025.
After years of building up to the final battle, My Hero Academia is nearly at the finish line. The first teaser trailer for the anime’s final season will be released on Monday, June 16, just a few months ahead of its premiere in October. That date has also been named Hero Day, a new real-world […]
If you’re a fan of My Hero Academia, you’re probably used to watching powerhouse characters like Deku or Bakugo level buildings with every punch. But My Hero Academia: Vigilantes flips the script and introduces us to someone very different: Koichi Haimawari, a 19-year-old college student with a humble Quirk and an even humbler heart.
Episode 6 of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, “Crossing Lines,” brings things to a boiling point. As Stendhal’s actions grow more extreme, Koichi finds himself risking everything to save a former enemy, while Soga is pushed past his limit. It’s a tense, emotional episode that begins to show the true cost of walking the vigilante path.
Kouichi’s path as a vigilante gets more complicated in Episode 5, as an old mistake resurfaces, a familiar threat returns stronger than ever, and a new, dangerous figure steps out of the shadows.
The My Hero Academia universe has hooked fans with its detailed world-building and complex characters, and the spin-off My Hero Academia: Vigilantes has further expanded this world by focusing on the unsung heroes who operate outside the law.
Although the main storyline of My Hero Academia is already over, the story still lives on through various spin-offs like My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. The story is set in the same world as the one Deku lives in, in the same timeline, but it follows a man named Koichi, who uses his quirk to save people despite not being a hero.
In this article, we’ll reveal the most powerful characters that were introduced in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes[…]
Villains have always played a vital role in anime, as they keep the main characters motivated to achieve their goals. More times than often, villains keep viewers motivated to watch anime due to sheer rage, or even emotions like admiration at times. Some villains that have etched their names into anime history are Mahito from jujutsu kaisen and Madara Uchiha from Naruto due to their nefarious deeds, most of which no anime fan would ever[…]
My Hero Academia has just dropped its epilogue chapter, which was everything that fans needed to accept the ending of this epic tale. The new chapter takes a look into the lives of most of the main characters in the future and even touches on Deku’s relationship with Ochako, which was probably what everyone hoped to see but didn’t get to with chapter 430.
So far, the official release of the manga is yet to be announced, but rest assured, we’ll be addressing most of your doubts regarding chapter 431[…]
With the 7th season of My Hero Academia slowly coming toward its end, fans are now quite uncertain about how the remaining manga chapter will be adapted because there’s almost just enough left to animate it in movie format. Well, luckily enough, it has been confirmed that the sequel will not be a movie but will air as a season.
Here’s all the available information[…]
Although the My Hero Academia manga finished in August, creator Kohei Horikoshi is not done sharing stories from the beloved universe. With My Hero Academia: You’re Next — the fourth film in the franchise — debuting in North America this week, the manga has received its first post-series expansion
Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia have stood out in the past ten years as two of the top Shonen Jump manga series. Nonetheless, My Hero Academia concluded with its final chapter coming out on August 5, 2024, while Jujutsu Kaisen is on the precipice of its conclusion.