Cover artwork for My Hero Academia volume 19.
The students of Class 1-A are hard at working, readying their school for a cultural festival. Izuku Midoriya is also part of the preparations while advancing his training with All Might. A new group of villains make their moves, and Midoriya must now prepare himself before they cause too much trouble for U.A. High School.
Volume 19 of the My Hero Academia manga by Kohei Horikoshi goes on sale in North America on June 4th, 2019.
Cover art for the My Hero Academia & Promised Never Land available for this year’s Free Comic Book Day.
The first Saturday in May is Free Comic Book Day. On Saturday, May 4th, 2019, (which is also Star Wars Day) head on over to your favourite comic store and choose from a selection of popular series — all free!
In addition to classics like Avengers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Captain Canuck and Little Lulu, there’s a few manga up for grabs. This year’s assortment includes:
For a complete list of available titles, free previews and participating store locations, check out the Free Comic Book Day web site.
Source: Free Comic Book Day
Following the success of the animated film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, there’s another movie based on Kohei Horikoshi’s popular manga on its way to Japanese theatres this coming winter.
Promotional art for My Hero Academia: The Movie was uploaded to Twitter today, featuring Bakugo as a kaiju while a horrified Midoriya, Ochaco, Iida and Todoroki look on.
『僕のヒーローアカデミア』劇場版最新作のタイトル&ビジュアル解禁！
映画『大怪獣バクゴー』今冬公開！https://t.co/Dud81V0oSe#ヒロアカ #heroaca_a #今日発売のジャンプの原作の連載扉絵にもビジュアルが #4月1日 pic.twitter.com/BhUAiVkjVe
— ヒロアカ劇場版最新作『大怪獣バクゴー』公式 (@heroaca_movie) March 31, 2019
A brief 15 second spot was also posted to YouTube earlier this week.
Sources: Twitter, 『僕のヒーローアカデミア THE MOVIE』公式サイト
The roster for Jump Force increases with the arrival of U.A. High School’s prodigy student: Izuku “Deku” Midoriya.
Detroit Smash the competition with Deku in this ultimate shonen brawler with Naruto Uzumaki, Goku, Monkey D. Luffy and more manga masters!
Jump Force launches on February 15th, 2019 on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
Guess who’s Detroit SMASHING!!! into #JUMPFORCE.
Pre-order your copy today and Unite to Fight: https://t.co/2aJpkIOzL5 pic.twitter.com/V36d0Cw9xf
— Bandai Namco US (@BandaiNamcoUS) December 19, 2018
Source: Twitter
Shortly after the conclusion of the third season of My Hero Academia, a fourth season was announced, but lacked a date. While an official day was not specified, the fourth season of My Hero Academia is scheduled to air October 2019 in Japan.
This season airs much later than the previous season (which began in April 2018) and is likely due to a broadcast conflict.
Accompanying the date was a new visual featuring Izuku “Deku” Midoriya and Mirio Togata.
ヒロアカ4期が、来る!!
『僕のヒーローアカデミア』TVアニメ第4期が、2019年10月より読売テレビ・日本テレビ系で放送決定!!
キービジュアル第1弾も解禁!!https://t.co/38fnMWroQq#heroaca_a #ヒロアカ pic.twitter.com/hX1Wc1l8YI— 僕のヒーローアカデミア_アニメ公式 (@heroaca_anime) December 19, 2018
Source: Twitter
With the third season of My Hero Academia finished, a fourth season was announced on FUNimation’s Facebook page. U.A. High School’s Big Three (Mirio Togata, Nejire Hado, and Tamaki Amajiki) and the villain Overhaul are expected to be central to this story arc.
A date was not mentioned for when this upcoming season will air.
The popular action/superhero series is based on the manga by Kohei Horikoshi also recently had a feature film released, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
Source: Facebook
Promotional artwork for My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
Plus Ultra! The heroes of Class 1-A are coming to the big screen this September in their first feature film. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes will screen at select theatres in Canada and the US across five days in both Japanese with English subtitles and in English.
The announcement came earlier today at San Diego Comic Con when English voice actors Justin Briner and Christopher Sabat in an interview with IGN. Briner and Sabat lend their voices in the English dub of My Hero Academia which is licensed by FUNimation.
The English dub will screen on the September 25th, 27th, and 29th; the Japanese with English subtitles on September 26th and October 2nd.
Izuku Midoriya, alias Deku, a young hero in training, receives an invite to attend a Quirk expo with his idol All Might. At the event, Deku encounters Melissa, a girl who had a similar Quirkless upbringing. The fun doesn’t last as a group of villains override the complex’s security system, putting their evil plan in action. Can the heroes help stop these villains and save the day?
Source: FUNimation
Kohei Horikoshi the artist behind the popular series My Hero Academia was announced as a guest for this year’s Comic-Con International: San Diego (popularly known as SDCC).
Viz Media, which holds the North American license to the My Hero Academia manga also included a video from Horikoshi on their web site, in which he’s shown drawing Izuku “Deku” Midoriya with a greeting: Hello San Diego See you in July!
Comic-Con International: San Diego takes place July 19th thru 22nd, 2018 at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.
Source: Viz Media
Cover artwork of the My Hero Academia / RWBY comic for Free Comic Book Day 2018.
If you haven’t heard, the first Saturday in May is Free Comic Book Day. On Saturday, May 5th, 2018, head on over to your favourite local comic store and pick up a couple of select titles for your enjoyment.
This year, there are a handful of manga available along Avengers, Overwatch, DC SuperHero Girls, and the Adventure Time, including:
For a complete list of available titles, free previews and participating store locations, check out the Free Comic Book Day web site.
Source: Free Comic Book Day
On Saturday, April 7th, 2018, My Hero Academia returns to Japanese airwaves for its third season. A promotional image with this date features All Might, Katsuki Bakugo, and Izuku Midoriya.
The series will air in Japan at 5:30 pm JST; FUNimation will stream it online with English subtitles.
My Hero Academia Season 3 premiers on Saturday, April 7th 2018 🔥
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