My Hero Academia Vigilantes in a new trailer. An anime about illegal heroes is set to premiere soon
Fans of My Hero Academia should get ready, because Vigilantes is coming. Here's a new trailer for the anime.
Fans of My Hero Academia will soon have to say goodbye to the main series. The manga has already come to an end, and the final season of anime is scheduled to be released at the end of 2025, so you will soon have to say goodbye to Deku and Class 1-A. And saying goodbye may be difficult, but perhaps one important piece of news will help.
Because the end of the main series does not mean the end of MHA itself, which is being further developed. An anime based on the spin-off My Hero Academia Vigilantes made by Hideyuki Furuhashi and Court Betten is set to be released on April 7, 2025, which means more superhero adventures on screen. Below you can see the trailer for the upcoming production, which looks interesting. Although it resembles MHA, you can see that it also has its own character.
My Hero Academia Vigilantes will show viewers the world of superheroes from a slightly different side. This time the focus will be neither students nor licensed heroes, but a group of unlicensed illegal heroes who try to do what they can to help people and fight villains in spite of everything, even is they are criminals themselves in the eyes of the law. The production will feature characters from the main series, however, Vigilantes focuses on brand new characters – Kouichi Haimawari known as The Crawler, Knuckleduster and Kazuho Haneyama known as Pop Step.
For now, it is not known how many episodes the My Hero Academia Vigilantes anime will have. The story from the manga closes in 15 volumes, so it's a full, completed story, which the creators can peacefully translate into an anime with the full material available.
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