Fumi Miura
DirectorFumi Miura is a producer whose My Hero Academia credits include serving as associate producer on the anime's second season and as one of the producers on the 2024 feature film My Hero Academia: You're Next.
My Hero Academia Role
Miura's earliest confirmed contribution to My Hero Academia was as associate producer on the show's second season, part of the team steering the anime as it expanded past its debut year. Miura returned to the franchise for its fourth theatrical feature, My Hero Academia: You're Next, released in Japan in August 2024 and in the United States that October, credited alongside producers Hiroya Nakata and Ryota Kato among others.
Career and Notable Roles
Producer credits on a series like My Hero Academia typically cover budgeting, scheduling, and coordinating between the production committee, the animation studio, and the distributor. Miura's move from associate producer on the television series to a full producer credit on My Hero Academia: You're Next reflects that kind of increased responsibility within the franchise's production side over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Fumi Miura?
Fumi Miura is a producer whose My Hero Academia credits include serving as associate producer on the anime's second season and as one of the producers on the 2024 feature film My Hero Academia: You're Next. The role reflects a career centered on the production side of the franchise rather than performing or writing.
What was Fumi Miura's role on My Hero Academia's second season?
Miura served as associate producer on My Hero Academia's second television season, part of the team steering the anime as it expanded past its debut year. It stands as the earliest confirmed My Hero Academia credit in Miura's career.
What did Fumi Miura produce for My Hero Academia: You're Next?
Miura is credited as one of the producers on My Hero Academia: You're Next, the franchise's fourth theatrical feature. The film released in Japan in August 2024 and in the United States that October.
Who else produced My Hero Academia: You're Next alongside Fumi Miura?
Miura shared the producing credit on My Hero Academia: You're Next with Hiroya Nakata and Ryota Kato, among others. The multi-producer structure is typical of a major theatrical anime release.
What does a producer do on an anime series like My Hero Academia?
Producer credits on a show like My Hero Academia typically cover budgeting, scheduling, and coordinating between the production committee, the animation studio, and the distributor. Miura's move from associate producer on the TV series to a full producer credit on My Hero Academia: You're Next reflects that kind of increased responsibility within the franchise's production side.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the My Hero Academia anime series, manga, and official materials. My Hero Academia was created by Kohei Horikoshi, published by Shueisha, and animated by Bones. All rights to My Hero Academia and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Animated byBones
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