Crunchyroll is heading to San Diego Comic-Con 2026 with a major celebration of My Hero Academia. The centerpiece is a 10th anniversary panel featuring the original English voice cast. Fans can also visit Crunchyroll’s booth for exclusives and an interactive anime experience.
Ten Years of Going Beyond with My Hero Academia
The My Hero Academia 10th Anniversary Panel Powered by Crunchyroll takes place Thursday, July 23 in Ballroom 20. It will celebrate a full decade of Deku, Class 1-A, and the heroes who changed anime fandom.
Justin Briner will appear as the English voice of Izuku Midoriya. Christopher Sabat joins him as All Might. Clifford Chapin and David Matranga will represent Katsuki Bakugo and Shoto Todoroki.
All four actors have been part of the series since its first episode. That history should make the reunion feel especially personal. They have helped shape these characters across eight seasons, movies, OVAs, and some of the anime’s biggest emotional moments.
The event follows the conclusion of My Hero Academia Final Season in December 2025. It also comes after the special epilogue, “More,” which debuted in May 2026. Together, those releases brought Izuku Midoriya and Class 1-A’s journey to its grand conclusion.
Teoritta Comes to Life on the Show Floor
Crunchyroll will also welcome fans to Booth #4135. The booth features Teoritta, the Goddess of Swords from Sentenced to Be a Hero.
The interactive Teoritta Doll uses advanced electronics to create lifelike expressions and responsive movements. Guests can even receive a reaction by gently patting her head.
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It sounds like a fun way to turn a quick booth visit into a memorable character encounter. Crunchyroll will also offer convention exclusives throughout its SDCC presence.
The Full Hero Journey Is Ready to Stream
Fans looking to revisit the series have plenty to watch before Comic-Con. All eight seasons of My Hero Academia are currently streaming worldwide on Crunchyroll.
The platform also carries the “More” epilogue, four OVAs, and three feature films. Those movies include My Hero Academia: You’re Next, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, and My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising. The spin-off series My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is also available.
The My Hero Academia 10th Anniversary Panel takes place Thursday, July 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. PT in Ballroom 20. Crunchyroll will be at Booth #4135 throughout SDCC. Fans who cannot attend can watch for highlights across Crunchyroll’s social channels and YouTube.
Which My Hero Academia voice actor are you most excited to hear from? What moment best defines the anime’s ten-year legacy? Will you be visiting Crunchyroll’s booth to meet Teoritta? Share your thoughts in the comments or @me.
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