A new trailer is out for season two of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, offering fans a sneak peek at the episodes coming in 2026.
This series takes place before the events of My Hero Academia and follows a team of heroes who don’t have official licenses as they work to help people.
The anime Vigilantes centers around Koichi Haimawari, a young man who uses his special ability, or ‘Quirk,’ to assist people, even though he isn’t a registered hero.
Koichi and a street performer named Kazuho Haneyama are rescued from a dangerous gang by Knuckleduster, a seasoned vigilante. He then asks them to join him and become heroes. This story happens five years before the start of My Hero Academia.
The second promotional video for “Vigilantes” is now available! The opening theme song is “CATCH!!!” by Surii, and the ending theme is “Miss You” by Shitoop. The anime will premiere on January 5th, 2026, at 10:00 PM (Japan Standard Time), with streaming available shortly after broadcast. #MHAvigilantes #MyHeroAcademia #MHA
— 『ヴィジランテ -僕のヒーローアカデミア ILLEGALS-』アニメ公式 第2期2026年1月放送！ (@vigilante_mha) December 7, 2025
Bones Film is producing the anime, with Kenichi Suzuki directing and Yōsuke Kuroda handling the series’ writing. Takahiko Yoshida designed the characters, and the music is a collaboration between composers Yuki Hayashi, Shogo Yamashiro, and Yuki Furuhashi.
The show first appeared on TV in Japan from April to June, airing on Tokyo MX and other networks. Viewers outside of Japan could watch it on Crunchyroll, while Ani-One Asia’s YouTube channel streamed it in South and Southeast Asia, plus Oceania, through Medialink.
Season two will arrive on January 5, 2026. The latest trailer shows Koichi and his team coming back to tackle even greater challenges and become more powerful. The opening song will be “Catch” by Surii, and the ending theme is “Miss You” by shytaupe. You’ll be able to watch new episodes on Crunchyroll around the world.
The new trailer is generating a lot of excitement online, giving fans a preview of thrilling fights, deeper character stories, and the return of beloved heroes. Season two of My Hero Academia arrives in January, and fans are eagerly awaiting more action and adventure.
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2025-12-07 12:15