Second My Hero Academia Anime Film Announced

Following the success of My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, the first feature film for the smash-hit anime franchise, Deku is set to bring his trainee heroics to the big screen once more, following confirmation that a brand new anime film is in development! No other details are known at this time, other than it opening in Japan this Winter.

The previous film, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes was released in Japan last August and had its UK premiere at the Scotland Loves Anime festival on 13th October 2018, before Manga Entertainment UK released it to selected cinemas nationwide from 4th December. The film is currently slated to be released on DVD , Blu-ray, and Limited Edition Blu-ray Steelbook on 8th April.

The distributor has also recently confirmed plans to release the third season of Bones’ TV anime adaptation in the UK, with Season Three Part One launching on DVD, Blu-ray, and Combi Pack Collector’s Edition on 13th May 2019.

This isn’t the only My Hero Academia film project in development, however. Back in October 2018, Legendary Pictures (Detective Pikachu, Godzilla) announced that they had acquired the rights to produce a live-action adaptation of Kohei Horikoshi’s manga.

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