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My Hero Academia Final Arc — Watch Party SD
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My Hero Academia Final Arc — Watch Party SD

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My Hero Academia's final arc is airing and San Diego's anime community is not watching it alone — big screen, loud reactions, zero tolerance for manga readers who can't keep quiet. Watch party April …

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Saturday, April 25, 2026
4:00 PM PDT – 9:00 PM PDT
Geeks Who Drink at Novo Bar, San Diego, CA
Free
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The final arc of My Hero Academia is airing and San Diego's anime community is not watching it alone. Big screen, loud reactions, and the particular energy of a room where everyone has been following these characters for years. Show up early for the best seats. Someone will cry. That someone might be you.
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