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As Demon Slayer<\/a>\u2018s record-breaking cinema outing has shown, anime films are now big business at the box office \u2013 and a third My Hero Academia movie looks set to be the next big international anime hit.<\/p>\n The animated superhero movie has already grossed over $29million in Japan, becoming the highest-earning film in the franchise and is now set for an international release in the United Kingdom and beyond.<\/p>\n Debuting ahead of the show\u2019s upcoming sixth season, My Hero Academia: World Heroes\u2019 Mission sees Izuku Midoriya and his classmates given only two hours to save the world \u2013 which is fittingly around the length of the movie.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s everything you need to know about spin-off film My Hero Academia: World Heroes\u2019 Mission.<\/p>\n My Hero Academia: World Heroes mission will be released in cinemas in the UK and Ireland on Friday 29th October 2021<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The film will be available in both dubbed and subtitled versions, with tickets already on sale.<\/p>\n The My Hero Academia spin-off was released in its native Japan back in August, where it easily out-grossed My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising to become the highest-earning film in the franchise.<\/p>\n My Hero Academia does not yet have an official streaming release date, though will undoubtedly come to a streaming service shortly after its theatrical run.<\/p>\n Previous film My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising was added to Funimation in June 2021 and Netflix in July 2021 \u2013 four and five months respectively after the film\u2019s release in UK cinemas.<\/p>\n Going by that same time window, expect a streaming release on Funimation around February 2022\u00a0<\/strong>\u2013 and possibly a Netflix debut the month after.<\/p>\n The cast will very much depend on whether you opt for the dubbed or streaming version of the movie \u2013 though both voice casts have received praise for their work on the series.<\/p>\n The English dub sees Justin Briner once again return as Deku aka Izuku Midoriya, a role that has brought him fame at anime conventions around the world. He will once again be joined by Attack on Titan<\/a> voice actor Clifford Chapin as Izuku\u2019s hot-tempered childhood friend Katsuki Bakug\u014d, while Fairy Tale\u2019s David Matranga voices Half-Cold Half-hot student Shoto Todoroki.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n The rest of the ensemble cast includes Star Wars: Visions<\/a> actor Patrick Seitz as Shoto\u2019s stern father Enji Todoroki, Demon Slayer\u2019s Zeno Robinson as good-natured hero Keigo Takami and Xenoblade Chronicles star Josh Grelle as stoic student Fumikage Tokoyami.<\/p>\n For those watching with subtitles, the Japanese voice cast sees Daiki Yamashita reprise his long-running role of Izuku Midoriya, while Beastars<\/a> actor Nobuhiko Okamoto voices Katsuki Bakug\u014d in this version.<\/p>\n Jojo\u2019s Bizarre Adventure star Yuki Kaji also appears in the subtitled edition as Sh\u014dto Todoroki, with Kamen Rider\u2019s Tetsu Inada as Enji and Keigo voiced by Yuichi Nakamura, who is known for dubbing over Chris Evans in the Marvel Cinematic Universe<\/a> films.<\/p>\n The English dub trailer was released in October 2021 and looks suitably action-packed \u2013 including a swinging scene which looks to be a homage to Spider-Man<\/a>:<\/p>\nMy Hero Academia movie release date<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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