‘My Hero Academia’ Reworks ‘You Say Run’ Theme With Electric Callboy for 10th Anniversary

VeniceNews newsroom brief · 1h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Toho Co., Ltd. has set a 10th-anniversary version of “You Say Run,” the “My Hero Academia” theme, pairing composer Hayashi Yuki with German band Electric Callboy, with a global release set for Sept. 22. The reworked track debuted live at the “My Hero Academia in Concert” show in

The reworking of "You Say Run" for the 10th anniversary of "My Hero Academia" is a savvy move by Toho Co., Ltd., demonstrating the company's commitment to keeping the beloved anime series fresh and exciting for its dedicated fan base. By pairing composer Hayashi Yuki with German band Electric Callboy, the team has successfully infused new energy into the iconic theme song.

This collaboration is significant, as it brings together different musical styles and cultural influences, appealing to both old and new fans of the series. Electric Callboy's unique sound, which blends elements of electronic and rock music, will likely bring a modern twist to the classic theme, generating buzz and excitement among anime enthusiasts. The global release on September 22 will undoubtedly be a major event, with fans worldwide eager to experience the reworked track.

What's next to watch is how this reworked theme will be integrated into future episodes or specials of "My Hero Academia," and whether it will be featured in any upcoming live-action or virtual concerts. Additionally, fans should keep an eye out for potential merchandise or music video releases tied to the 10th-anniversary celebration. As the anime industry continues to evolve, collaborations like this one will be crucial in keeping beloved series relevant and engaging for audiences.

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