My Hero Academia Unveils Six New Projects to Celebrate Its Finale

Although Izuku Midoriya’s story in the manga is over, My Hero Academia isn’t going away from the anime world anytime soon. While the anime is still catching up with the manga’s ending — now in its 7th season — and with the 4th movie “My Hero Academia: You’re Next” out, there’s more to come.

In a big announcement, 6 new My Hero Academia projects were revealed to celebrate the series. None of them are direct sequels from Kohei Horikoshi but they are firsts and celebrations that long time fans won’t want to miss

Deku’s Story Ends — But the Legacy Lives On

Without diving into spoilers, the final chapter of My Hero Academia delivers a powerful conclusion to the story of Deku and his fellow heroes from Class 1-A. After the devastating conflict with All For One and Shigaraki, society has been forever changed. Now, U.A. High School works to rebuild the world, just as Midoriya promised since chapter one — to tell the story of how he became the world’s greatest hero.

Here Are the Six New Projects Celebrating MHA’s Ending:

1. My Hero Academia Volume 42 – Final manga volume, releasing in December 2024
2. My Hero Academia Final Fanbook – A must-have guide for fans, coming in January 2025
3. My Hero Academia Art Book – Collecting official artwork, releasing in April 2025
4. My Hero Academia Manga Exhibition – Physical exhibition, opening in May 2025
5. Global Popularity Poll – Vote for your favorite characters, currently ongoing
6. Digital Manuscript Service – Exclusive access for aspiring creators, tied to the MHA legacy

Anime & Movie Future – What Comes After You’re Next?

The anime is still running strong in Season 7 — but Season 8 is expected to be the grand finale, aligning with the manga’s final arc. However, fans are buzzing with speculation about a fifth film, especially since previous movies explored original side stories and included Horikoshi’s input.

Could we see a post-finale film set in the new world that Deku helped build? Nothing is confirmed yet, but the possibility remains open.

A Fitting Tribute to a Generation of Heroes

After nearly a decade of serialization, My Hero Academia has become one of the most iconic modern shonen series. With its explosive action, layered characters, and inspiring themes of growth, justice, and legacy, these six projects offer a heartfelt tribute to Horikoshi’s universe.

Are You Ready to Say Goodbye?

Whether you’ve followed Deku’s journey since the first chapter or joined during the anime boom, these upcoming releases offer the perfect way to celebrate the end of an era.

Which project are you most excited for?
Should there be another film after “You’re Next”?

Let us know your thoughts as the My Hero Academia saga reaches its epic conclusion.