

The last anime announced for a North American premiere is Blue Lock, which is an incredibly popular soccer manga. The first season was produced by the anime studio Lerche, who are known for Toilet Bound Hanako-Kun, Assassination Classroom, and the anime adaptation of Daganropa. It tells the tale of a school that separates kids into classes by ranking, without revealing what gives them these rankings, and only treating those in the highest-ranking well.


The infamous Classroom of the Elite will have its second season premiere internationally at Anime Expo on July 3rd at 3:30 p.m. It is animated by Geno Studio, and is the first original anime to be produced by Twin Engine. It is an original anime so although there is no source material to go off of, however, it is confirmed to take place in the Samurai era, and is about criminals called upon to replace the defeated police force of the time. Shine On! Bakumatsu Bad Boys! will have a world premiere of the first episode on July 1st, 7:00 p.m. The fifth season of the anime has been produced by the anime studio Bones for all five seasons and is directed by Masahiro Mukai under the supervision of the chief director Kenji Nagasaki, who was the director for the first three seasons. My Hero Academia follows the story of a green-haired protagonist named Deku, who was born without superpowers and gains them through his childhood idol, thrusting him into the life of a Marvel-esque superhero. The following are the titles most recently licensed by Crunchyroll for the event.īoth of the My Hero Academia Season Five OVAs will release for the first time in North America at the event, on July 1st at 12:00p.m. As previously mentioned, Crunchyroll licensed multiple titles for special releases during the Anime Expo, whose name is often shortened to the initials 'AX'.
