My Hero Academia may have ended in 2025, but that doesn't mean the franchise won't be releasing any new projects. Earlier in 2025, fans were treated to MHA Vigilantes, an anime based on the spin-off of the same name.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes was produced by Bones Film, a subsidiary of Bones, the studio responsible for the MHA anime, so fans had high hopes for it. When the anime was finally released, it received overwhelmingly positive reviews from viewers. When the first season ended, the official accounts didn't waste any time announcing the subsequent installment.

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Big news has been revealed for MHA. It concerns a new anime season.

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My Hero Academia Vigilantes Season 2 Episode Count

MHA Vigilantes Season will have 13 episodes
My Hero Academia Vigilantes Season 2

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 premiered on January 5th, 2025, with a rating of 7.52 on MyAnimeList, which is not bad at all. One of the biggest questions that fans have regarding the second season is about the episode count. Thankfully, the question has been answered. It has been confirmed that MHA Vigilantes Season 2 will have a total of 13 episodes, the same as season one.

Recently, Crunchyroll announced that the English dub of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 would air on the same date as the Japanese version.

My Hero Academia Vigilantes Season 2 Episode Count Revealed

The website also shared the additional cast details for the second season, which can be found below:

Koichi voiced by Jack Broadbent
Pop voiced by Macy Anne Johnson
Aizawa voiced by Christopher Wehkamp
Fat Gum voiced by Kyle Hebert
Ichiro voiced by Spencer Liles
Jiro voiced by Orion Pitts
Kaniyashiki voiced by Kayla Temshiv
Makoto voiced by Molly Searcy
Midnight voiced by Elizabeth Maxwell
Miu voiced by Hayden Daviau
Present Mic voiced by Dave Trosko
Tsukauchi voiced by Alejandro Saab
Yu voiced by Juliet Simmons
Little Sisters voiced by Kristin Sutton, Sara Ragsdale, Jessica Peterson
Additional Voices: Naya Moreno, Sarah Ragsdale, Ben Stegmair

Airing the dubbed version at the same time will increase viewership as fans won't fall behind the Japanese version.

My Hero Academia Will Return One More Time In 2026

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My Hero Academia Season 8 concluded in December 2025, but the anime is actually returning for one last time on May 2nd, 2026. Following the finale of Season 8, My Hero Academia announced a brand-new episode called "More" that would cover Chapter 431 of the manga.

Since both the MHA manga and anime have ended, fans can't help but wonder if 2026 is the year Horikoshi Kohei finally shares an update regarding his next project. The author previously teased that he is getting ready to work on a new project. However, he hasn't shared any further information. While most fans are eager for an announcement, they should be supportive of Horikoshi Kohei.

After all, drawing and writing a manga is exhaustive work, and years of doing it can take a toll on a person's body. So, Horikoshi Kohei shouldn't rush to get back to work. Instead, he should relax and only pick up his pen when he's ready.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 is available to stream on Crunchyroll.

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