Director

Ikuro Sato is a Japanese episode director who has worked extensively on My Hero Academia across multiple television seasons and feature films.

Kenji Nagasaki is a Japanese anime director at Madhouse who has served as director of the My Hero Academia television series at Bones since 2016, guiding the adaptation to strong critical acclaim.

Naomi Nakayama is a director who worked on My Hero Academia.

Anna Kondo is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

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.

Genki Ito is a Japanese anime producer credited on My Hero Academia's Final Season, part of a production career spanning several major shonen and slice-of-life series.

Hayato Saga is a Japanese producer who has worked on My Hero Academia across nearly every television season and film, coordinating production for Dentsu on the Bones-animated series.

Hirokazu Hara is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Hiroshi Kamei is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Hiroya Nakata is a Japanese anime producer who worked on My Hero Academia, most notably as a producer on the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, part of the Bones-produced franchise.

Kazumasa Sanjōba is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Kōji Nagai is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Lu Xiana is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Masahiro Mukai, a director working in Japanese anime, helmed My Hero Academia through its fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons under chief director Kenji Nagasaki, with the show produced by Studio Bones.

Masashi Abe is a director who worked on My Hero Academia.

Mirei Tsumura is a Japanese anime producer whose production credits include the My Hero Academia film World Heroes' Mission and other later entries in the franchise.

Naoki Amano is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Natsumi Mori is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Ryouta Katou is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Satoshi Takafuji is a Japanese episode director and storyboard artist who has directed episodes of My Hero Academia, the shonen anime produced by studio Bones, across multiple seasons and its spinoff series My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.

Shoji Ikeno is a Japanese anime director and storyboard artist who has worked as an episode director on My Hero Academia and as unit director on two of its theatrical films.

Sōichirō Saitō is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Sōkichi Onoda is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Tensai Okamura is a Japanese director and animator working primarily in anime, recognized for helming Wolf's Rain and Darker than Black, who also contributed to the My Hero Academia franchise.

Tomo Okubo is a Japanese animation director and storyboard artist who has served as an episode director on My Hero Academia across several television seasons, working closely with the Bones series' chief director.

Tsuyoshi Tobita is a Japanese episode director who has directed installments of My Hero Academia across several seasons, plus an episode of the spin-off Vigilantes.

Wakana Okamura is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.

Yoshihiro Oyabu is a Japanese anime producer at Studio Bones who has served as chief producer on My Hero Academia across multiple seasons and films.

Yurie Uehara is a producer who worked on My Hero Academia.