My Hero Academia: Vigilantes offers a new perspective on heroes and villains, focusing on amateur heroes like Koichi Haimawari. Vigilantes serves as a prequel/spin-off to the main MHA series, featuring new characters and stories while still connecting to the original.

Academia season 8 will be its last, which means at one of the defining shonen of the past decade is about to end. Or… is it? The beloved anime will be wrapping up this year, but a new adventure in that world is just about to begin.

A prequel to popular anime “ My Hero Academia ” is coming exclusively to Sony’s Crunchyroll streaming service outside of Asia next month.

The My Hero Academia: Vigilantes anime will prove to fans that Best Jeanist was always a strong, brave and intelligent hero who’s worthy of his high ranking, especially during the climactic Sky Egg Arc, in which he will get to display his incredible powers in a way that will surely leave an impact on the audience.

New episodes of the My Hero Academia prequel series will stream the same day it airs in Japan. Though the main My Hero Academia anime series is set to end later this year, its gritty prequel is about to make its streaming debut on Crunchyroll.

The newest spin-off series for the popular anime ‘My Hero Academia’ is coming to streaming very soon — get the lowdown on it here! One of the reasons that “My Hero Academia” is so popular is that it takes the tropes of superhero genres and turns them on their head a little.

A prequel to My Hero Academia will be released on Crunchyroll outside Asia on April 7. The series, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, follows Koichi Haimawari as he becomes a vigilante. The anime is produced by Bones Film and directed by Kenichi Suzuki.

Vigilantes takes place years before the events of the main series, and follows a trio of underground heroes who illegally start fighting criminals to protect their town when the heroes don’t show up.