Last week Crunchyroll announced has licensed multiple anime to premiere at this July's Anime Expo before they premiere in Japan, along with many others to premiere at the same time, and more anime to premiere for the first time outside of Japan all at the same event. Some anime franchises in the large lineup includeMy Hero Academia, Blue Lock, and Classroom of the Elite.
Anime Expo is a convention for anime and manga fans in North America, often featuring guests from the industry and exclusive anime releases, along with typical convention activities such as cosplay competitions. This year's Anime Expo takes place from July 1st until the 4th at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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As previously mentioned, Crunchyroll licensed multiple titles for special releases during the Anime Expo, whose name is often shortened to the initials 'AX'. The following are the titles most recently licensed by Crunchyroll for the event.
Both of the My Hero Academia Season Five OVAswill release for the first time in North America at the event, on July 1st at 12:00p.m. PDT. 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 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.
Shine On! Bakumatsu Bad Boys! will have a world premiere of the first episode on July 1st, 7:00 p.m. PDT. It is an original anime so although there is no source material to go off of, however, it is
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