My Hero Academia Teases New Animated Project for 10th Anniversary

My Hero Academia is dropping a new animated project announcement on September 20, and the franchise is making it an event. The reveal will happen during a special live broadcast titled All Might Nippon YouTube Special Edition: 10th Anniversary Midterm Report, hosted by voice actors Daiki Yamashita and Nobuhiko Okamoto—who voice Deku and Bakugo, respectively.

Beyond the announcement itself, the broadcast will walk through the franchise's anniversary initiatives to date and feature live performances of iconic scenes. It's the kind of production that signals something substantial is coming: a decade in, My Hero Academia still commands enough cultural weight to justify a full orchestrated reveal.

What the new project actually is remains unconfirmed. Given the franchise's track record—films, spinoffs, and ongoing series work—the possibilities are open. The timing matters, though. A tenth-anniversary project typically marks either a major continuation or a significant departure, and the live-broadcast treatment suggests the studio and creators want to control the narrative around whatever's next.

For a series that's spent a decade defining modern shonen anime, the announcement itself becomes part of the story. Tune in September 20 to find out what Kohei Horikoshi and the team have planned.

Source: Kudasai