We told you Tuesday that Toho promised a new project on Sunday's stream. Here it is, and it's not the one people were praying for.
## What was announced Per Anime Corner, the All Might Nippon YouTube special on Sept. 20, hosted by Daiki Yamashita (Deku) and Nobuhiko Okamoto (Bakugo), closed with MHA ULTRA EXPO: a two-day event on April 17-18, 2027 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba. Exhibitions in Halls 2 and 3, stage programming in the Event Hall. The organizers call it the largest event in the anime's history, and it's positioned as the finale of the 10th-anniversary project. An official site and X account went live with the reveal. Program, guests and ticket information arrive in early October.
That's the reveal. No new season, no new film, no new spin-off named on the stream.
## Read it straight The anime ended with Episode 170 on Dec. 13, 2025. The manga ended in August 2024. Everything since has been anniversary machinery: the Deku short in June, the Eri short and song in August, the timeskip special adapting chapter 431, a global concert run, the Top 10 Heroes visual. Fifteen initiatives and counting. An expo is the natural last act of that kind of campaign. It's how a franchise this size takes a bow in person, with the cast on a stage and the art on a wall.
It also means the "more special projects" language on the official site is now mostly spent. If you were hoping the mystery project was Vigilantes Season 2 or a Two Heroes-scale film, the site language never promised that, and the stream didn't deliver it.
## Why it still matters here Makuhari Messe is the same building where Tokyo Game Show was running this weekend until a typhoon took Monday off the schedule. It holds tens of thousands a day. If the guest list goes where these things usually go, it's the full Class 1-A voice cast plus Bones staff, and it will be the last time the whole machine is in one room for this series. For the American fan, the realistic play is the October ticket window and a trip, or waiting on whatever gets streamed. Watch the site on Oct. 1.
## Sources - Anime Corner, Sept. 20, 2026, MHA announces ULTRA EXPO for April 2027: https://animecorner.me/my-hero-academia-announces-ultra-expo-event-for-april-2027-to-conclude-animes-10th-anniversary/ - My Hero Academia official X, Sept. 20, 2026, ULTRA EXPO reveal: https://x.com/heroaca_anime/status/2101606708040863917 - MHA ULTRA EXPO official site: https://heroaca-expo.jp/ - Anime Corner, Sept. 12, 2026, new project to be announced Sept. 20: https://animecorner.me/my-hero-academia-to-announce-new-project-as-part-of-10th-anniversary-on-september-20/

