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.
Tsumura has worked as a producer on several My Hero Academia projects, including the theatrical film World Heroes' Mission, helping steer the production side of the franchise as it moved into its later films and story arcs. Her credits place her among the behind-the-scenes team responsible for bringing the series' movie installments to screen.
Mirei Tsumura is a Japanese anime producer whose credits include the My Hero Academia film World Heroes' Mission and other later entries in the franchise. Her work sits on the production side of the series rather than in animation or writing.
Tsumura's role on My Hero Academia has been as a producer, helping steer the production side of the franchise as it moved into its later films and story arcs. That places her among the behind-the-scenes team responsible for bringing the series' movie installments to screen.
Tsumura produced the theatrical film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. It stands as her named credit within the franchise, alongside work on other later My Hero Academia entries.
Outside My Hero Academia, Tsumura produced the SPY×FAMILY CODE: White theatrical film. The credit sits alongside her My Hero Academia work on her production résumé.
Tsumura's producing credits span two of the most commercially successful anime franchises of the 2020s: My Hero Academia, including World Heroes' Mission, and SPY×FAMILY CODE: White. That combination marks her as a producer behind some of the era's biggest theatrical anime releases.

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