My Hero Academia Crunchyroll Release Date: My Hero Academia is getting one final anime short, and this time it will once again show fans a little more of the future life of Deku and the others. Crunchyroll has now set the release date for the short, which is titled My Hero Academia “I am a hero too,” and it will arrive on August 3 with both Japanese audio and an English dub. The short is based on extra material Kohei Horikoshi made for the My Hero Academia Ultra Age fan book.
The anime already ended its TV run last year, but the story has not stopped giving fans small bonus pieces from the future timeline. First came the ending that jumped years ahead and showed what adult life looked like for Deku and his classmates. Then came the special epilogue episode, “More,” which also streamed on Crunchyroll and added another small look at that later time in the story. This new short now finishes that extra anime material.
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What the New Short is About?
This new release is not a full season or a big movie. It is a short special, but it still matters because it gives fans one more goodbye. It follows the future version of Izuku Midoriya after he receives a special hero suit that lets him fight with his old hero class again. The short also includes an Eri-focused story, which was part of the added fanbook material.
The title itself, “I am a hero too,” is a direct nod to the feeling of the story. It is meant to show that Deku still belongs with the others and still has a place as a hero even in the far future. The short was first shown early at events like Anime Expo 2026, where it was well received by fans.
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Is this the End of My Hero Academia Anime?
For anime fans, this release is likely the last adapted piece from Horikoshi’s manga world. That means the anime version of the main story, along with its extra future-time content, is now complete. It is a sad moment for many viewers because the series has been a huge part of anime for years. Crunchyroll also confirmed the show’s 10th anniversary celebration this year, with special projects and a special anniversary video going along with it.
