Toho, GEA Live and RoadCo Entertainment have announced the U.S. tour dates for My Hero Academia in Concert, which begins on September 12 and runs through October 25. As previously announced, My Hero Academia in Concert will feature music directly composed by My Hero Academia series composer Yūki Hayashi, along with scenes from the anime.
Here are the U.S. tour dates for My Hero Academia in Concert:
- September 12 – Farmington, NM
- September 13 – Salt Lake City, UT
- September 15 – Costa Mesa, CA
- September 16 – Los Angeles, CA
- September 17 – San Francisco, CA
- September 18 – Eugene, OR
- September 19 – Seattle, WA
- September 20 – Bellingham, WA
- September 23 – San Jose, CA
- September 25 – Riverside, CA
- September 26 – San Diego, CA
- September 27 – Mesa, AZ
- September 29 – Colorado Springs, CO
- September 30 – Denver, CO
- October 1 – Omaha, NE
- October 3 – Dayton, OH
- October 4 – Chesterfield, MO
- October 5 – Chicago, IL
- October 6 – Kansas City, MO
- October 7 – Dallas, TX
- October 8 – Sugar Land, TX
- October 9 – Austin, TX
- October 12 – Washington, D.C.
- October 13 – Lowell, MA
- October 14 – Red Bank, NJ
- October 15 – Wallingford, CT
- October 16 – Baltimore, MD
- October 17 – Brooklyn, NY
- October 18 – Newark, NJ
- October 20 – Milwaukee, WI
- October 21 – Cleveland, OH
- October 22 – Reading, PA
- October 23 – Munhall, PA
- October 24 – Bloomington, IN
- October 25 – Columbus, OH
Fans can look forward to My Hero Academia Episode 170+1 “More,” which premieres May 2 exclusively on Crunchyroll worldwide (excluding Asia). The episode adapts the manga’s 431st chapter from the final volume, which takes place eight years after Izuku “Deku” Midoriya and his classmates graduated from U.A. High School.
To celebrate the anime’s 10th anniversary, the TOHO animation official YouTube channel is hosting the “My Hero Academia 10th Anniversary: Free Binge Marathon — Early Seasons (1–3)” online event. During the event, Seasons 1–3 (Episodes 1–63) will be available to stream for free with subtitle options in seven languages: English, French, Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Spain), German, Portuguese, and Italian.
Fans can watch My Hero Academia Vigilantes Season 2 on Crunchyroll with English dubs and subs, just like My Hero Academia Final Season.
