In the new My Hero Academia spin-off series, Vigilantes, the main character, Koichi, seems to be quite a loner despite his upbeat and helpful personality. In the beginning of the show, he stays ...

The spin-off My Hero Academia: Vigilantes offers a fresh perspective on the world of heroes by focusing on unlicensed vigilantes, particularly Koichi Haimawari, known as The Crawler.

My Hero Academia Vigilantes follows Koichi Haimawari, a college-age kid who dreamed of being a hero, but wasn't good enough for UA. Koichi has a rather unimpressive Quirk, Slide and Glide, and ...

My Hero Academia’s Spinoff Is What the Original Series Was Meant to Be Koichi Haimawari, the main character of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, embodies the journey Deku’s path was meant to follow.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes introduces fans to Koichi Haimawari. Although he didn’t really plan on being a hero of any kind, he decides to help out in his neighborhood as The Crawler.

Koichi's mother's visit gave the 9th episode of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes a peaceful start, but Hachisuka's plans soon brought chaos. Working swiftly with a pro hero, Koichi tried to put an end ...

And I’m telling you now: if you slept on Season 1, wake up and run the recap. Because Koichi Haimawari is not your average hero. He’s The Crawler. And he’s built differently.

The story takes place five years before the events of My Hero Academia and follows Koichi Haimawari, a seemingly ordinary college student who once dreamed of becoming a hero.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 3, titled Bee, opened with Koichi Haimawari returning home after attending his college. To his surprise, Knuckleduster had broken into his home and was chilling.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes offers a refreshing change from the larger-than-life main series, with a modest story about an ordinary young man trying his best to be a productive member of society.

The eighth and final season of “My Hero Academia,” based on the popular manga by Kohei Horikoshi, will air in Fall 2025. The manga released its final chapter in August 2024.

My Hero Academia fans have nothing to complain about. While they wait for the eighth and final season of the hit anime series, they can enjoy the brand-new spin-off series My Hero Academia ...