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Yuki Hayashi
Yuki Hayashi is a Japanese composer known for his work on anime series. He gained recognition in 2013 when he began composing for 'My Hero Academia.' His...
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Yuki Hayashi is a Japanese composer known for his work on anime series. He gained recognition in 2013 when he began composing for 'My Hero Academia.' His track 'Hero Too' from that series has become particularly well-known.
Hayashi has also created music for other anime including 'Haikyuu!!,' 'Fairy Tail,' 'Hunter x Hunter,' and 'Black Clover.' His compositions typically serve as background scores for these shows.
In 2019, Hayashi faced some criticism regarding similarities in his work and issued an apology about it. He mentioned wanting to learn from the experience.
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