My Hero Academia: You’re Next US release date revealed

My Hero Academia has a movie coming to the big screen in the US, announced at the Anime Expo. Here is everything we know so far.

In the midst of My Hero Academy Season 7, fans were treated to even more hype surrounding the iconic anime characters. My Hero Academia: You’re Next is coming to the United States later this year.

My Hero Academia: You’re Next release date

You’re Next is a movie based on the My Hero Academia universe, including its story and characters. It was announced in Japan earlier and will be releasing there in August. But now, we’ve been told that My Hero Academia: You’re Next is also coming to the US.

My Hero Academia: You’re Next is premiering in theaters on October 11. It will most likely be released on limited dates at all major theater chains including Regal and AMC. Other local theaters may have it too but you’ll need to check for ticket sales closer to the fall.

My Hero Academia: You’re Next plot

After the Paranormal Liberation War, Japan is in total chaos. As mysterious fortresses appear around the country, swallowing up cities, Izuku and the rest of Class 1-A must fight against this new, terrifying threat to save Japan and the world.

Fans are pumped about the intense and dark My Hero Academia movie and already predict it will be better than the previous movies based on the anime and manga. Others, however, are a bit skeptical since the timeline seems a bit off. It’s a bit unclear how this movie would fit into the current plot.

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Said one confused fan under the trailer: “In terms of continuity, this films a mess. Based on the fact we don’t know Aoyama and that Deku has his Final War look. That means this would have to take place before the Final War, but after Aoyoma’s reveal. I mean technically it could make sense. We don’t know how long they prepared before the war actually started. It was at least maybe a week. But still, it must’ve been a crazy week for them, to go to a world ending threat, to then another one…”

Who is in My Hero Academia: You’re Next?

The following voice actors were featured at the My Hero panel at Anime Expo, so these characters are confirmed to be in the film. Here are the actors that were on the panel as described by Toho International reps:

• Daiki Yamashita
  • Attended as: Voice actor of Izuku Midoriya in My Hero Academia
  • Guest Description: Daiki Yamashita made his voice acting debut in 2012. The following year, he starred as Rekka Shirogane in Gaist Crusher and Sakamichi Onoda in Yowamushi Pedal. He has voiced Izuku Midoriya in My Hero Academia since 2016.
• Kenta Miyake
  • Attended as: Voice actor of All Might in My Hero Academia
  • Guest Description: Kenta Miyake made his voice acting debut in 1999. He has given life to many legendary characters, including Scar in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Muhammad Avdol in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders, and, he’s played All Might in My Hero Academia since 2016.
• Mamoru Miyano
  • Attended as: Voice actor of Giulio Gandini in My Hero Academia: You’re Next
  • Guest Description: A voice actor, actor, and singer, Mamoru Miyano made his voice acting debut in 2001. Since then, his performances in hit series like Death Note and Mobile Suit Gundam 00 have earned him recognition as a leading talent. His upcoming notable roles include the original character Giulio Gandini in My Hero Academia: You’re Next.
• Meru Nukumi
  • Attended as: Voice actor of Anna Scervino in My Hero Academia: You’re Next
  • Guest Description: Meru Nukumi gained prominence as an exclusive model for Shogakukan’s CanCam magazine. In July 2022, she made her debut as a leading actress in the film My Boyfriend in Orange; her performance earned her a Newcomer of the Year award at the 46th Japan Academy Film Awards. Further demonstrating her versatility, she voices the character of Anna Scervino in the upcoming anime film My Hero Academia: You’re Next.

Will My Hero Academia: You’re Next have subs or dubs?

The film will be released in the US with both English subtitles and dubs, meaning you can choose which version of the film you prefer. A lot of fans will likely choose the English subtitles since the original voice actors are more favored in the fanbase. If you prefer this as well, you’ll need to keep an eye on ticket sales to make sure you get in to a sub showtime, especially in a larger city.