Overview
- My Hero Academia Ultra Artworks artbook is set to launch on June 4, 2025, featuring exclusive artwork.
- The Final Fanbook Ultra Age will debut on May 2, 2025, presenting interviews and in-depth series information.
- Airing in June 2025, the My Hero Academia Exhibition will showcase original manuscripts and various anime content.
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My Hero Academia is gearing up for a spectacular farewell to its fanbase. With the final season slated to premiere in October 2025, several exciting projects are in the pipeline to keep the enthusiasm alive in the lead-up to this conclusion.
Japanese audiences have a wealth of events lined up to enjoy before the debut of My Hero Academia Season 8, which might even run concurrently with its airing. Notably, an official artbook titled My Hero Academia Ultra Artworks is among these offerings.
Release Date of My Hero Academia Ultra Artworks
The highly anticipated My Hero Academia Ultra Artworks is officially launching on June 4, 2025. A companion fanbook, Final Fanbook Ultra Age, will hit shelves nearly a month earlier on May 2. Despite the title, these fanbooks serve as official databooks packed with exclusive interviews and insights into the series.
This artbook will feature a collection of illustrations created by Kohei Horikoshi throughout the manga’s decade-long journey. Additionally, it promises behind-the-scenes commentary and unique anecdotes related to the artwork. The cover artwork, recently revealed, showcases a new illustration specially crafted for this release.
Originally scheduled for a 2024 release, both the artbook and fanbook have experienced a delay, moving their release dates to 2025. While there’s no current information about an English translation, international fans can still acquire copies through various online retailers—though all exclusive content will be presented in Japanese.
My Hero Academia Exhibition Scheduled for June 2025
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Alongside the artbook, a My Hero Academia art exhibition is set to open in June 2025, running from June 21 to August 31. Attendees will have the chance to explore original manga manuscripts, sketches, and a variety of anime storyboards, including exclusive animation content specifically produced for the exhibition. As noted by Horikoshi, this event aims to captivate both die-hard fans and newcomers to the series, providing a deeper understanding of the manga creation process.
Moreover, attendees may receive special insights regarding the Final Season, with potential revelations on exhibition opening or closing days, strategically placed just before the eighth season’s debut. It’s expected that the Final Season will be available for streaming exclusively on Crunchyroll, aligning with the Japanese broadcast for immediate viewing. Additionally, the English dub is likely to be released in sync with the subbed version.
You can enjoy My Hero Academia streaming on Crunchyroll, available in both dubbed and subbed formats across multiple languages.
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