My Hero Academia studio's next big hit locks summer release window: Where to watch new shonen anime?

Renowned studio Bones Film, which has so far treated anime fans to worthy big hits like My Hero Academia and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, is all set to introduce viewers to another shonen anime adaptation this summer. The Bones Film production based on the manga currently Gachiakuta anime will be out this July 2025. serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine has officially locked its streaming partner, taking a load off fans’ minds about the show’s availability. The Gachiakuta anime will debut on small screens in the coming months, unleashing its “electrifying action, unique graffiti-inspired art style, and intense revenge-driven storyline.” Set in a dystopian world, the upcoming series finds its roots in a floating city where both trash and criminals are cast into an endless abyss. Where to watch Gachiakuta As of this week, the global anime brand Crunchyroll has confirmed that it will be “Overthrow the Status Quo and Change the World!” with its brand-new take on “trash television.” The streaming platform’s worldwide streaming rights exclude Belarus, Russia and Asia.