My Hero Academia Season 7 Release Date: The Superhero anime that everyone loves finished its sixth season this spring. It was without a question one of the best in the series’ history.
With 26 episodes, My Hero Academia was the best show of its kind ever. We saw the heroes attack the base of the Paranormal Liberation Front, Shigaraki destroys a whole city, and Deku even goes through a major emo phase.
There was also a lot of great character growth. It was interesting to learn more about characters like Hawks and Endeavour, and regulars like Ururaka and Bakugo had some big dramatic moments.
What should fans do now that the season is over? Join us as we make some real guesses about when and what will happen in My Hero Academia season seven.
My Hero Academia Season 7 Release Date
In the end credits of the sixth season finale, it was revealed that there would be a seventh season of My Hero Academia. But when will it come out? Come on, let’s guess.
Seven tankōbon volumes, or 70 chapters, of Kōhei Horikoshi’s original manga were covered in season six. If we think season seven will cover about the same amount of story, then chapters 329–399 will be covered. The most current chapter of My Hero Academia to come out was #400.
These events mean that the anime for My Hero Academia has caught up with the manga’s release, so it’s not clear when the show will return.
The first few seasons of the show all came out about a year after the last one. For example, season five finished in September 2021, and season six began in October 2022. Based on this, we think that season seven of My Hero Academia will come out in the spring of 2024.
Who is in My Hero Academia Season 7?
There are a lot of voice actors in My Hero Academia, but it’s not clear who will be back for season seven or if any will be changed.
In light of this, here are the key English and Japanese cast members we think will be back:
- Izuku Midoriya – Daiki Yamashita (JP); Justin Briner (EN)
- Katsuki Bakugo – Nobuhiko Okamoto (JP); Clifford Chapin (EN)
- Shoto Todoroki – Yuki Kaji (JP); David Matranga (EN)
- All Might – Kenta Miyake (JP); Christopher R Sabat (EN)
- Shota Aizawa – Junichi Suwabe (JP); Christopher Wehkamp (EN)
What Will Happen in My Hero Academia Season 7?
True fans of My Hero Academia will know that the show is almost over. What will happen next? Season six set up and delivered a set of arcs that led to the show’s main bad guy, All for One, breaking out of jail and gathering an army of evil bad guys.
Those who are interested can find out what’s going to happen thanks to the current original manga. We’re not going to tell you everything about the game, but there are some big spoilers below.
Since “Star and Stripe” is an American hero, season seven of My Hero Academia is expected to pick up where season six left off. We’ll see her fight All for One and the terrible things that happen after she loses if the story stays true to the book.
One member of Class 1A is likely to betray the heroes in Season 7. There will also likely be a dramatic ending to the Todoroki family drama with a fight between Dabi and Shoto.
In the end, there will be a big fight between all the heroes we’ve grown to love and the forces of All for One and Shigaraki working together.
Is There Any Trailer for My Hero Academia Season 7?
While it’s still early, be sure to check back here for the latest news and any images as soon as they come out for My Hero Academia season seven.
You can watch My Hero Academia on Netflix and Crunchyroll.
Until the premiere of My Hero Academia Season 7, there are lots of other shows to keep you occupied from the same genre. Moriarty the Patriot Season 3, Red Swan Season 2, and many more come under this category.
Conclusion
My Hero Academia, a popular Superhero anime, has finished its sixth season, which was one of the best in its history. The seventh season is expected to be released in spring 2024, covering chapters 329-399 of Kōhei Horikoshi’s original manga.
The show will focus on the story of “Star and Stripe,” an American hero, fighting All for One, and a dramatic ending to the Todoroki family drama. Fans can watch My Hero Academia on Netflix and Crunchyroll.
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