My Hero Academia World Heroes Mission is an Action, animation film directed by Kenji Nagasaki, featuring Robbie Daymond and Tetsu Inada in prominent roles.About the movie
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My Hero Academia fans have their eyes on season six later this year. The manga will have some of its most epic arcs adapted when the anime returns, but there is something fans stateside need to binge before the show comes back. There are still tons of netizens who haven't seen My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, and its recent release in Japan has fans wondering when the movie is going to hit home video.
The question is only burning brighter now that the anime's third film has gone live in Japan. Both the Blu-ray and DVD are live overseas for fans. The release took place on February 16, just over six months since the movie went live in theaters. And if My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission keeps that trend up, it will be a while before fans stateside can take it home.
After all, the movie hit up U.S. theaters back in October 2021. If the film's DVD release tracks here as it did in Japan, My Hero Academia will drop its Blu-ray/DVD in six months which leaves us with an April 2022 release. This wouldn't leave stateside fans hanging for long, and until we get official word, fans are sticking to this theory.
After all, the home video releases for My Hero Academia's films have been all over the place, so it is hard to lock down a pattern. Its first movie, Two Heroes, dropped its Japanese home video in February 2019 before the U.S. release came just a month later. This all changed with the second movie, Heroes Rising. This film released its home video in Japan in July 2020, but it didn't come overseas until that October. There is no doubt the pandemic impacted the second film's delayed release, and its continued impact on the global supply chain has made the future uncertain for World Heroes' Mission. But if we are lucky, the film will make landfall in the U.S. well before summer gets into the swing of things.
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My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission is arriving on DVD and Blu-ray in Japan next year, and here's everything you need to know about it.
My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission is the third anime Japanese film based on the MHA manga. The movie features Izuku Midoria, Katsuki Bakugō, Shōto Todoroki, and other students from the U.A. going against a powerful terrorist organization. This mysterious group, called Humarize, believes that Quirks are a curse to humanity. So, they create a plan to erase quirks from existence, and heroes from the U.A. gather to stop the group.
Studio Bones announced World Heroes' Mission back in November 2020, and the film had a theatrical release in Japan in August 2021. After waiting for months, the anime film is coming out in the United States and Canada on October 29th.
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When Is My Hero Academia World Heroes' Mission Coming out on DVD & Blu-ray?
It's official that My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission will arrive on DVD and Blu-ray on February 16th, 2022, in Japan. The news was first spotted by Atsu; here you go, take a look at the official announcement yourself:
Of course, it's exciting that fans in the United States and Canada can finally watch My Hero Academia World Heroes' Mission in theatres. However, the rest of the world is still waiting for the movie to get a digital release. Unfortunately, we still don't know when the third MHA film will arrive on the streaming platform.
As mentioned above, MHA fans in Japan will get a DVD and Blu-ray release for the film next year. So hopefully, the movie will come out on Crunchyroll or Funimation for streaming soon after the discs are out in Japan.