My Hero Academia Season 8 Trailer Drops First Look at Anime’s Final Season

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In a few months this Fall, we can look forward to the eighth season of “My Hero Academia” on television. Recently, fans have been treated to a new trailer offering a comprehensive preview of the anime’s concluding season. The seventh season concluded with an enormous cliffhanger as All Might prepared for his ultimate battle against All For One, and Izuku Midoriya braced himself for his final confrontation with Tomura Shigaraki. The announcement was made that the anime will be back for Season 8, which is set to be its last season overall.

Excitedly speaking, I’ve been eagerly awaiting news about the final season of “My Hero Academia,” and it seems we have some updates! As announced earlier, this thrilling conclusion is set to air sometime in October as part of the Fall 2025 anime lineup. Although we’ve had tidbits about its release date, the actual episodes have remained a mystery until now.

However, that mystery has been lifted with the latest trailer for “My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON,” which you can watch below as part of Japan’s special “Hero Day” celebration. This sneak peek promises an exhilarating continuation of our heroes’ battles and adventures!

What to Know for My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON

The final season of “My Hero Academia” is set to air this October as part of the Fall 2025 anime lineup, though a specific release date hasn’t been announced yet. What we do know is that Crunchyroll will stream the new episodes globally simultaneously with their premiere in Japan. If you’re interested, you can currently watch seasons 1-7 of “My Hero Academia” on Crunchyroll, along with the ongoing prequel series, “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.

The final season of “My Hero Academia” is set to be directed once more by Naomi Nakayama from studio Bones, with Yosuke Kuroda continuing to write the series’ scripts. Kenji Nagasaki will act as the chief director, while Yoshihiko Umakoshi and Hitomi Odashima will handle character designs. Yuki Hayashi is set to compose the music for this season. The original voice cast from the first seven seasons will reprise their roles, and it’s unlikely that many new characters will be introduced given that the anime has mostly introduced its main players approaching the endgame.

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What’s Next for My Hero Academia?

It appears that “My Hero Academia” could be wrapping up later this Fall, which might mean an increase in promotional content for the final episodes. Recently, a sneak peek trailer was released, offering a glimpse of what’s to come in motion. Over the next few weeks and months, we can expect more trailers like this one. Additionally, during Anime Expo 2025, the show will have a presentation where it will showcase its final season, alongside main voice actors Justin Briner (Izuku Midoriya) and Daiki Yamashita (Izuku Midoriya), as well as Shonen Jump editor Ryosuke Yoritomi.

Fans of “My Hero Academia” can anticipate receiving numerous updates regarding the anime’s future in the near future, as there are numerous uncertainties surrounding its conclusion. After concluding its run with Shonen Jump last summer, creator Kohei Horikoshi has expanded upon that ending by producing a wealth of new content over the past year. The anime may capitalize on this new material to provide a more comprehensive viewing experience than initially anticipated; however, we will soon discover how everything unfolds in practice.

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2025-06-16 16:09