My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 3 is almost here, and it's set to continue the superhero series spin-off ahead of My Hero Academia's final season this fall.
You may be enjoying the continued hijinks of Knuckleduster and the heroes-in-training, but you may be wondering just where (and when) you'll be able to catch the next episode of the MHA spin-off.
To help, we've put together a quick guide to the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 3 release date and streaming time in the US and UK. That includes which platforms it will be available on, release schedule, and more.
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My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 3 release date: what time is the premiere on Crunchyroll?
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 3 hits Crunchyroll on April 21. The timings are as follows: 8:15 AM Pacific/11:15 AM Eastern. That's 4:15 PM BST in the UK.
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My Hero Academia: Vigilantes release schedule: when are new episodes out?
New episodes of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes will release every Monday for the next few months.
Given its relatively short episode count (for anime, anyway), we anticipate it will run from April through to June. Right now, only the first few episodes' release dates have been confirmed:
- My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 1: April 7, 2025 - out now!
- My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 2: April 14, 2025 - out now!
- My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 3 - April 21, 2025
Where can I watch My Hero Academia: Vigilantes?
As per the streamer, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is available to watch on Crunchyroll in the following regions: "North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS, Indian subcontinent, and Southeast Asia."
How many episodes are in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes?
There's no waiting around to the finale here; we know exactly how long My Hero Academia: Vigilantes will last for way ahead of time.
Clocking in at 13 episodes, the spin-off is considerably shorter than a season of the mainline series, which typically run for 25 episodes.
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