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My Hero Academia Studio President Talks Past, Present, And Future For The Franchise
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Despite the recent series finale of My Hero Academia, the superhero shonen franchise keeps finding unique ways to stay in the public eye.
Following the epilogue episode, My Hero Academia: More, which expanded on Deku’s world now that he and his classmates are adults, another entry recently hit the screen.
My Hero Academia: I am a hero too focused on Eri’s life after the series, proving there was still gas in the tank.
Many fans have wondered if there would be a third season of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes and/or another movie to focus on Class 1-A as adults.
Even if My Hero Academia never returns with a new story, anime or otherwise, its creator is still hard at work.