Legendary Entertainment’s forthcoming live-action My Hero Academia film is getting some assistance from Netflix.

Announced today, the streaming service will produce and distribute the forthcoming adaptation. The film, which was announced last year, will be directed by Shinsuke Sato (Alice in Borderland, The Princess Blade) in their English-language debut. Aside from Netflix’s partnership, it was also revealed that Joby Harold (Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Flash, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum) will be writing the screenplay.

The sixth season of My Hero Academia is currently streaming on Crunchyroll right now in subbed and dubbed formats right now.

A synopsis for season six reads:

With Bakugo and Todoroki, Deku is doing his work study at the office of the number one hero, Endeavor. Working hard in the best possible environment, he is growing as a hero and using Blackwhip, a new Quirk that was hiding in One For All. Meanwhile, Tomura Shigaraki from the League of Villains clashes against the Metahuman Liberation Army led by Re-Destro. While he's being driven into a corner fighting Re-Destro, he recovers forgotten memories of his terrible childhood and is awakened. He seizes the Metahuman Liberation Army, expands its influence, and now desires a new power for himself to destroy everything.