Just recently, news broke concerning a brief FX animation in the recentNo More Heroes 3trailerthat was allegedly stolenfrom Studio Plumeau. As it turns out, the person who was in charge of the FX animation purchased it on a website calledenvato, which sells digital assets for professional use. Studio Plumeau breaks down the probable cause for the incident inUpdate on the whole#NoMoreHeroes3fx animation debacle. We have received word from the person in charge of the fx animation in the trailer. The animation was indeed purchased on@envato. The user was selling lots of different assets made by many other fx artists as well.— Studio Plumeau (@StudioPlumeau)June 12, 2025">a series of tweetson the official Twitter account:

Update on the whole#NoMoreHeroes3fx animation debacle. We have received word from the person in charge of the fx animation in the trailer. The animation was indeed purchased on@envato. The user was selling lots of different assets made by many other fx artists as well.

So it seems that there’s an user that’s been stealing various animations and reselling them on envato. Meanwhile studios and other businesses have been purchasing these packs in the belief that they’re all legal, fair use FX. Hopefully the service will be able to get to the bottom of this issue and resolve it soon.

The brand newÂNo More Heroes 3 trailerÂpremiered just last week and features the following wild synopsis: The full, five-minute trailer forÂNo More Heroes 3 has almost nothing to do with the franchise’s iconic character of Travis Touchdown at all. Instead, it focuses on the story of a young boy finding an alien named Fu. This boy, named Damon, takes care of Fu before the alien leaves in his rocket, promising to return twenty years later.

The trailer then jumps ahead twenty years and Fu returns, but his motives are now much more sinister. Fu begins attacking the planet and vows to take it over, much to the dismay of Damon. We then see a title appear for what seems to be a game called “Goddamn Superhero” before it cuts away and is instead revealed to be part ofÂNo More Heroes 3.

The game is exclusive to Nintendo Switch and its release window is set for sometime in 2020, although Travis gleefully pokes fun at this by stating “2020 release? Ha! Good luck” at the end of the trailer. The game was first revealed duringÂNintendo’s E3 Direct in June.

According to Suda51 inÂan interview from back in November, the game is currently about 35-40 percent complete. Suda also confirmed the return of motion controls to the series. He goes onto say the challenge with adding them came from the Nintendo Switch’s hardware capabilities. Additionally, he confirms actor and composer Nobuaki Kanko will work on the game’s soundtrack.