After nearly ten years of adventures, the anime My Hero Academia has officially come to an end with the broadcast of its final episode in Japan on December 13, also available to stream on Crunchyroll. The series now totals 170 episodes, bringing a major chapter of modern shōnen animation to a close. Launched in April 2016, it accompanied an entire generation of fans, while Kohei Horikoshi’s original manga, published since 2014 in Weekly Shonen Jump, is also preparing to conclude its run after ten years of publication.

This conclusion marks the culmination of an ambitious project led by studio BONES, with a strong creative team and an iconic voice cast. Daiki Yamashita, Kenta Miyake and Koki Uchiyama, among others, brought now-iconic characters to life, supported by polished direction, a memorable soundtrack by Yuki Hayashi, and striking musical themes that shaped each season.

At the heart of this saga, Izuku Midoriya embodies a universal message of perseverance. Born without a quirk in a world dominated by “quirks,” he never gave up on his dream of becoming a hero. An inspiring journey that explains why My Hero Academia remains an essential work of contemporary anime and geek culture.

Après dix ans, My Hero Academia conclut son aventure animée