My Hero Academia Marks 10 Years With Star-Studded Music Video Drops

My Hero Academia is ringing in a decade of existence the way the series knows best—with high-stakes drama and emotional resonance wrapped in stellar production. Two music videos featuring collaborations between the manga and Japanese rock acts Porno Graffitti and BUMP OF CHICKEN premiered on July 15, 2026, arriving on the Jump Channel as centerpieces of the anime's 10th anniversary project.

The tracks doing the heavy lifting are "THE REVO" and "I," which pull double duty as the opening and ending themes for the anime's final season. That's no small thing: these songs bookend what appears to be the series' endgame, and the videos lean into that weight.

Porno Graffitti's "THE REVO" zeros in on the confrontation between protagonist Deku and his nemesis Tomura Shigaraki—the kind of climactic showdown fans have been waiting for since the series began its march toward conclusion. It's a focused, intense visual that mirrors the song's energy and the stakes of their collision.

Meanwhile, BUMP OF CHICKEN's "I" takes a different emotional register. Rather than zeroing in on conflict, it highlights the bonds and growth of Deku and Class 1-A of U.A. High School. It's the counterbalance to the opening theme's intensity—a reminder of what Deku and his classmates have built together, and what they're fighting to protect.

The pairing makes sense. Anime anniversaries often feel like obligatory celebrations, but anchoring them to the actual narrative beats of a final season keeps things grounded. These aren't throwaway tribute videos; they're integrated into how the story concludes, which gives them real weight for fans invested in how this decade-long journey wraps up.

Source: Anime Anime