My Hero Academia Anime is officially ending, but a new big project is confirmed

My Hero Academia has become an unforgettable anime series over the years, loved by millions of people around the world. My Hero Academia's the source material which is its manga ended last year and the anime is following suit now in 2025 by adapting whatever is left My Hero Academia's Final season. Once My Hero Academia Season 8 is donefans will find themselves in a difficult situation with very little content to look forward to. While there Vigilantes anime season 2 we have a lot to look forward to, luckily it's not the only project confirmed in the works.

As many fans may have heard, Netflix is ​​working on a live-action MHA movie. This movie isn't coming out anytime soon, but they're in the scripting stage and some fans are definitely excited for what's to come, despite the live-action's bad reputation.

My Hero Academia Season 8 will mark the end of the story

• The anime will end, but a live action movie is in the works

• Netflix is ​​currently writing the script for the film

My Hero Academia Season 8 It just started airing recently, and it's easy to say that fans have been very impressed with everything Studio Bones has brought, from the incredible art to the smooth animation. However, the 8th season of MHA is very short and it is already almost in the middle. Fans are definitely worried about the future of the franchise, which doesn't seem to have much in store aside from the Vigilantes spin-off.

Recently though Netflix made a hopeful statement about the forgotten MHA projectand that's it MHA live action movie. This film was announced seven years ago and now there is finally more work on this project. It has even been confirmed that a film script is in the works.

This is definitely great news for fans and could be big a full-fledged live adaptation of MHA in the future, similar to what is happening with One Piece right now.

When is the My Hero Academia live action movie coming out?

• No release date has been announced yet

• Production is still in the very early stages

Hate it or love it, a live-action MHA may be one of the few projects fans of the series can look forward to in the coming years. Action anime series have a bad reputationbut Netflix has shown that it doesn't have to be all bad with the recent live action One Piece which, while not perfect, isn't all bad.

“There's no editing, there's no outline, there's no scenes, there's nothing that Kōhei doesn't comment on, that he doesn't respond to [with] thumbs up, thumbs down. It makes me feel really confident that we're going to deliver something that makes fans like me feel great. You want to do something that feels authentic to the material. You want to do something that fans feel respects the canon and the original, but also find an access point for people who have never read [the manga]who never saw the first films.' —Jason Fuchs

either way with the film project My Hero Academia since it was announced seven years ago, fans are hoping that it will be released soon, but the truth is that it will probably take some time. The project is still in the very early stages. The script is being written right now and the actors haven't even been cast yet.

This could take at least two years or possibly more, if there are no production delays and issues. Fans should definitely not expect much from the project until 2027to say the least.

The My Hero Academia manga has been closed. The story has 431 chapters for fans to read. You can find all these chapters on Manga Plus. As for the anime, the series is still waiting for its final season to be released later this year. The series can be watched on Crunchyroll.

Release date

April 2, 2016

Network

TBS, MBS, Nippon TV

directors

Shouji Ikeno, Tsuyoshi Tobita, Ikuro Sato, Takudai Kakuchi, Masashi Abe, Tetsuya Miyanishi, Kazuma Komatsu, Yoshifumi Sasahara, Masayuki Otsuki, Daisuke Tsukushi, Takayuki, Yamamoto, Yohei Takada Na Yamamoto, Yohei Takuka, Yohei Takuko Fukui Nakayama, Sayaka Morikawa, Takanori Yano

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  Daiki Yamashita

  Izuku Midoriya (voice)

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  Kaito Ishikawa

  Manga Fukidashi (voice)