My Hero Academia Season 8 Episode 3 Release Date And Time

My Hero Academia Season 8 released with a bang and all the episodes are getting fans further excited. With the release of Episode 2 showing us All Might's struggle against All For One, every release feels like a grand premiere. And now, the wait is for the release of MHA season 8, episode 3.

Episode 2 took us deeper into All Might and All For One's fight, and Stain's entrance gave us hope that All Might may get another chance. Here is the release schedule for My Hero Academia season 8, episode 3, so you can dive right into the action without skipping a beat.

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My Hero Academia Season 8, Episode 3 Release Date, Time, And Where To Watch

My Hero Academia season 8, episode 3 will release in the U.S. on 18th October, 2025, at around 2:30 AM PT / 5:30 AM ET for the subbed version. The English dub will arrive a bit later, following its usual weekly release schedule.

Here are some of the other time zones for the Episode 3 simulcast window:

• Pacific Time (PT): 7:00 AM Saturday

• Mountain Time (MT): 8:00 AM Saturday

• Central Time (CT): 9:00 AM Saturday

• Eastern Time (ET): 10:00 AM Saturday

• British Time (BST): 3:00 PM Saturday

• Central European Time (CET): 4:00 PM Saturday

• Japan Standard Time (JST): 11:00 PM Saturday

You’ll be able to stream the episode exclusively on Crunchyroll, which continues to simulcast the latest episodes as soon as they air. If you want to dive straight into the action of Season 8 the moment it’s out, Crunchyroll’s your best bet, while Prime Video will also stream it in some regions.

What Happened In My Hero Academia Season 8 Episode 2?

Season 8, episode 2 of MHA showed one of the most powerful moments in the series as All Might kept fighting All For One even though his armor was breaking and his body was failing. He refused to give up, smiling through the pain like the symbol of peace he always was.

Every hit looked like it could be his last, and that made the tension sky-high. The amazing animation sold the struggle with every crack, every spark, every step forward feeling heavy and brave. Then came the twist. Hero Killer Stain stepped in to help All Might, trying to buy him time against All For One’s brutal attacks.

The scene turned into a test of what Heroism really means — standing up even when it seems hopeless. It was emotional, loud, and intense, and it pushed everyone to their limits.

Release Year	MAL Rating	Animation Studio	Genre	Watch On
April 2016	7.84	Bones	Adventure, Action	Netflix

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