My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission

A shadowy group named Humarize pushes a theory they call Quirk Singularity Doomsday, claiming that when quirks blend with future generations, humanity will fall. To prevent catastrophe, pro heroes around the world recruit UA Academy students and assemble an international team of heroes. Izuku Midoriya, along with his classmates and new ally Rody Soul, travel to confront a threat that spreads across continents. The mission tests each hero as they race to stop a conspiracy that threatens the future of quirks and the superhero ecosystem. The film blends stakes with the familiar coming-of-age drive of UA students as they push beyond their limits to save lives. It also emphasizes cross cultural cooperation and how public trust shifts in a crisis.

Around the world, the film was released in 2021 under the creative guidance of Kenji Nagasaki with animation by Bones, adapting Kohei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia manga for a global big screen adventure. It marked a milestone for the franchise.

Critics noted the move to a globe-spanning setting heightens stakes while maintaining core themes of responsibility, teamwork, and resilience. The film balances high octane action with character moments for Izuku and friends, exploring what it means to be a hero across borders and cultures truly worldwide for fans everywhere today.

Animation studio Bones handles the cinematic scale with dynamic fight sequences and polished character models, giving a feature length treatment to the series' signature energy. The script is by Yousuke Kuroda, with the story from Horikoshi and direction by Kenji Nagasaki, and Yuki Hayashi returning to score the battles globally.

Worldwide gross reached about $46,940,541, marking a solid performance for a mid-range anime feature released during 2021 and signaling strong fan interest in the franchise across international markets and streaming platforms. It benefited from renewed attention and fan enthusiasm worldwide.