My Hero Academia’s New Anime Sparks Excitement for Manga’s Special Comeback

Fans of My Hero Academia are experiencing an exhilarating time with the recent premiere of the anime adaptation of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, an impending final season of the main series, and now, exciting news about the return of the Vigilantes manga. This spinoff, which has captured the hearts of many, is making a special comeback to commemorate its anime debut.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, crafted by Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court, is a beloved prequel/spinoff series that originally ran from August 2016 until May 2022, concluding with its 126th chapter. It achieved significant acclaim as a companion to the main series in the My Hero Academia universe and quickly became a favorite among fans. The announcement of an anime adaptation late last year thrilled the community, with the premiere taking place on April 5, 2025. To further celebrate this milestone, fans can look forward to a special bonus chapter that will be released almost three years after the manga’s conclusion.

Exciting Updates for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes

A New Chapter Marks the Creators’ First Return Since the Manga’s End

Koichi on the poster for My Hero Academia Vigilantes.

As reported by the trusted source @MangaMoguraRE on X (formerly Twitter), the upcoming chapter will be released in Japanese on April 15, 2025, exclusively on the Shonen Jump+ app. Details about an English version have yet to be announced. Fans are left curious about what narratives this new chapter will explore; it could feature a side story set during the original timeline or provide insights into the characters’ lives after the manga’s end.

This return not only breathes new life into the Vigilantes saga but also signifies the creative team’s renewed engagement with the vibrant community that continues to support the My Hero Academia franchise. With high anticipation building, readers can expect compelling developments that will enhance their connection to the esteemed characters of this universe.

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