The release date window for Season 2 of the recently aired anime My Hero Academia: Vigilantes has finally been announced.

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Now with the latest announcement that My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is going to release a second season in 2026, I can't help ...

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes recently premiered, offering a new take on the superhero universe. Based on the manga of the same name, Vigilantes was released in 2016 and takes place five years ...

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Verdict. My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is a worthy spin-off of the popular superhero anime. Its small scale story and focus on street-level heroism expands the show's world in interesting ways ...

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