Horikoshi Actively Oversees Script for Netflix–Legendary 'My Hero Academia' Film

The adaptation remains in early development, with the team prioritizing authentic tone alongside character fidelity.

Overview

Screenwriter Jason Fuchs says Kōhei Horikoshi reviews treatments, outlines, and scenes, providing notes or approvals on each step.
Fuchs describes the process as very early and emphasizes capturing the series’ tone and the core of its characters over technical concerns about live action.
The feature is being developed by Netflix with Legendary, with filmmaker Shinsuke Sato reported to be attached as director.
No release date has been announced for the live-action project.
The final season of the anime began streaming in the U.S. on Crunchyroll on October 4, with new episodes rolling out weekly.