My Hero Academia has officially returned for the final season of the anime, and it is kicking things off with a new opening theme that teases an epic finale to come. The Fall 2025 anime schedule is now underway as a new wave of anime releases are beginning to make their respective premieres. This Fall also includes the highly anticipated returns of some juggernaut franchises, but there’s a good chance that My Hero Academia is going to be the return with the biggest amount of eyes on it as it gets ready to come to an end with its eighth and final season.
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My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON has now hit screens with the eighth season of the anime, and it means that the long war between the heroes and villains is finally going to come to an end. That’s the focus of the new opening theme sequence for the anime as it not only highlights All Might and All For One’s final battle, but also focuses on the final battle between Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki. You can check out the creditless version of the new opening below released by Toho Animation.
My Hero Academia Season 8 Teases Epic Finale With New Opening
Titled “THE REVO” as performed by PORNOGRAFFITI, the opening theme sequence for My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON puts fans right back into the thick of the war between heroes and villains. But with the previous season bringing many of the war’s key fights to an end, it’s meant that now there are only a small hand full of conflicts left to go before the war can come to an end. But that’s easier said than done as Deku and the others somehow need to stop the strongest villains at a much stronger power than they had been before.
Much of the opening also highlights many of the struggles that Deku and Shigaraki have been dealing with since the start of the series. They are both carrying the weight of everything going on around them, but Deku needs to somehow reach Shigaraki on a level that he has never been able to before. All the while Shigaraki himself is seemingly only getting stronger and more vicious as the final season kicks off. Still, with all of the characters now in the mix in the opening this is certainly going to be a finale fans won’t want to miss.
How to Watch My Hero Academia’s Final Season
My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON is now airing its new episodes throughout the Fall in Japan, and will be streaming with Crunchyroll and Hulu for fans in the United States. Naomi Nakayama returns from the previous seasons to direct the anime’s finaleย for studio Bones. The staff of previous seasons all return too with Yosuke Kuroda returning to handle the seriesโ scripts, Kenji Nagasaki serving as chief director, Yoshihiko Umakoshi and Hitomi Odashima providing the character designs, and Yuki Hayashi composing the music.
My Hero Academia‘s anime still has quite a lot of ground to cover before it can come to an end, and series creator Kohei Horikoshi teased fans that there will even be some new material specifically for the anime that was not seen in the original manga version as well. So there are going to be plenty of reasons for fans to tune in to how this is all going to come to an end.
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