The final chapter of the *My Hero Academia* manga graced readers last August, signaling the end of an era. However, fans can still look forward to more adventures as the final season of the anime is slated to air later this year. The universe of *My Hero Academia* isn't fading away just yet, with new movies and spin-offs like *My Hero Academia: Vigilantes* promising to keep the excitement alive with fresh narratives, characters, and Quirks. For those eager to dive into the new series, the fourth episode of *Vigilantes* is now available on Crunchyroll, with the first three episodes accessible for free.

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8Episodes 1-4 now streaming.See it at CrunchyrollNew episodes of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes are streaming exclusively on Crunchyroll. You can catch the first three episodes for free with ads, but to enjoy the latest episode, a Premium subscription is necessary. Crunchyroll's Premium memberships start at $7.99/month, and the service offers a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.

Episode Release Dates

The inaugural season of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes will consist of 13 episodes in total. New subbed episodes are scheduled to stream on Crunchyroll every Monday at 11:15am EST/8:15am PST, with dubbed episodes following on the same day.

Assuming no interruptions, here’s the anticipated release schedule for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes:

Episode 1: "I'm Here" - April 7Episode 2: "Takeoff" - April 14Episode 3: "Bee" - April 21 Episode 4: "Top Runner" - April 28Episode 5 - May 5Episode 6 - May 12Episode 7 - May 19Episode 8 - May 26Episode 9 - June 2Episode 10 - June 9Episode 11 - June 16Episode 12 - June 23Episode 13 - June 30What Is My Hero Academia: Vigilantes About?

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2See it at AmazonThe Vigilantes spin-off manga, crafted by Hideyuki Furuhashi with art by Betten Court, unfolds five years before the events of Deku's journey. Bones Studio, renowned for their work on the main series, is back to helm the anime adaptation. IGN's review of the premiere episode hailed it as "a worthy spin-off of the popular superhero anime." Here's the official synopsis for the new series:

Koichi Haimawari, a seemingly unremarkable college student, harbors dreams of heroism but has resigned himself to a normal life. In a world where 80% of the population possesses superhuman abilities known as Quirks, only a select few are chosen to be heroes. Koichi's life takes a dramatic turn when he and Pop☆Step are rescued by the vigilante Knuckleduster, leading them to join his crusade against crime.

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5See it at CrunchyrollIf you're still navigating the My Hero Academia timeline, Crunchyroll's free tier offers all seven seasons of the original series, albeit with ads. Alternatively, you can watch My Hero Academia with a Hulu subscription.

My Hero Academia Season 8 Release Date

The final season of My Hero Academia is set to premiere during the fall anime season later this year, with an expected start in October.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Characters and Voice Cast

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes introduces a mix of new and familiar faces from the original series. Here's a glimpse at the main voice cast, both in English and Japanese:

Koichi Haimawairi/The Crawler voiced by Jack Broadbent (English) and Shuichiro Umeda (Japanese)Oguro Iwao/Knuckleduster voiced by Jason Marnocha (English) and Yasuhiro Mamiya (Japanese)Kazuho Haneyama/Pop Step voiced by Macy Anne Johnson (English) and Ikumi Hasegawa (Japanese)Soga Kugizaki voiced by Joshua Waters (English) and Kohsuke Toriumi (Japanese)All Might voiced by Christopher R. Sabat (English) and Kenta Miyake (Japanese)Shota Aizawa/Eraser Head voiced by Christopher Wehkamp (English) and Junichi Suwabe (Japanese)Hizashi Yamada/Present Mic voiced by Dave Trosko (English) and Hiroyuki Yoshino (Japanese)Nemuri Kayama/Midnight voiced by Elizabeth Maxwell (English) and Akeno Watanabe (Japanese)