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The 3rd “My Hero Academia” movie titled “My Hero Academia THE MOVIE World Heroes Mission” will be released on August 6, 2021.

From the handbook distributed to the visitors to “My Hero Academia THE MOVIE World Heroes Mission”, the section of the special manga, drawn by Horikoshi Kouhei, is revealed. Moreover, the special handbook will be printed in the larger number due to expected popularity.

The original manga in “’My Hero Academia’ Vol. World Heroes” depicts Deku, Bakugou and Todoroki being at the airport to leave for Oseon, a country located far away from Japan where the movie is set in, to accomplish their mission. From the title, “No.XXX Hawks: SOOTHE”, the action of Hawks is the point to pay close attention. Furthermore, expectation rises for if Rody Soul, an original character in the movie, appears in the original story featured in the booklet.

Also, with the responses from the many fans, the number of booklets published were increased from million copies to 1.5 million copies.

This work is enjoying large sales as its pre-sale ticket already surpassed the number of the final number of tickets in the previous movie. The increase publishment of the booklet became real due to the passion of staff with the comment, “We want to deliver this booklet to as many people as possible for those looking forward to the movie”, and this is the first attempt in “Heroaca” history to go into a second printing before the release of a movie.

“My Hero Academia THE MOVIE World Heroes Mission” will be released on August 6, 2021 at Toho franchised theaters.

“My Hero Academia THE MOVIE World Heroes Mission”
■ Original author/General Director/Character Design: Horikoshi Kouhei (Serialized in “Weekly Shonen Jump”)
■ Director: Nagasaki Kenji
■ Kuroda Yousuke
■ Character Design: Umakoshi Yoshihiko
■ Music: Hayashi Yuuki
■ Animation: Bones
■ Cast Information: Yamashita Daiki, Okamoto Nobuhiko, Kaji Yuuki, Nakai Kazuya, Hayashibara Megumi, Yoshizawa Ryou, and others
© 2021 “My Hero Academia THE MOVIE” Production Committee © Horikoshi Kouhei/Shueisha