Is My Hero Academia Season 7 Release Date: This spring marked the conclusion of the sixth season of everyone’s favourite superhero anime. It was without a doubt the best to date. Throughout its 26 episodes, My Hero Academia improved the series. Shigaraki obliterated an entire city, the heroes assaulted the headquarters of the Paranormal Liberation Front, and we even accompanied Deku through his dreadful emo phase.
It also featured a substantial amount of character development. More information was disclosed about characters such as Hawks & Endeavour, and recurring characters such as Ururaka and Bakugo experienced intense emotional moments.
But what should fans do now that the season has concluded? Join us as we make predictions regarding the premiere date and plot of My Hero Academia’s seventh season.
Is My Hero Academia Season 7 Release Date
My Hero Academia season seven was announced in the series’ sixth season finale’s concluding credits. However, when will it air? Let’s hazard some possibilities.
Assuming that season seven will cover a comparable amount of story, it will encompass chapters 329–390 of Khei Horikoshi’s original manga. Sixth season comprised seven tank-bon volumes with a total of 70 chapters. #382 was the most recent chapter of My Hero Academia to be published.
Indicating that the My Hero Academia anime has caught up to the release of the manga, it is uncertain whether the show will return on time.
The first few seasons of the programme have all premiered roughly a year after the conclusion of the previous season; for example, season five concluded in September 2021, and season six debuted in October 2022. The most likely release date for My Hero Academia season seven is in the spring of 2024.
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Who Will Return to My Hero Academia for Season 7?
The My Hero Academia voice cast is extensive, but it is unknown who will return for season seven and whether specific VAs will be replaced.
We anticipate the following English and Japanese cast members to return:
• Izuku Midoriya: Daiki Yamashita (Japanese version); Justin Briner (Dubbed)
• Katsuki Bakugo: Nobuhiko Okamoto (Japanese version) and Clifford Chapin (English dub)
• Shoto Todoroki: Yuki Kaji (Japanese version); David Matranga (Dubbed)
• All Might: Kenta Miyake (Japanese version) and Christopher R. Sabat (dub)
• Shota Aizawa: Junichi Suwabe (Japanese version) and Christopher Wehkamp (English dub)
• For the Hawks, we have Yuichi Nakamura (Japanese version) and Zeno Robinson (dubbed).
• Tomura Shigaraki: Kōki Uchiyama (Japanese version); Eric Vale (Dubbed)
• All For One: Akio tsuka (Japanese version) and John Swasey (dub)
• Endeavour: Tetsu Inada (Japanese version); Patrick Seitz (Dubbed)
• Ochaco Uraraka: Ayane Sakura (Japanese version); Luci Christian (Dubbed)
• Tenya Ida: Kaito Ishikawa (Japanese version); J Michael Tatum (Dubbed)
• Momo Yaoyorozu: Marina Inoue (Japanese Version); Colleen Clinkenbeard (Dubbed Version)
• Fumikage Tokoyami: Yoshimasa Hosoya (Japanese version) and Josh Grelle (English dub)
My Hero Academia Season Seven Trailer
Even though a trailer for My Hero Academia season 7 has not yet been released, check back frequently for updates and any new information.
Platform
My Hero Academia is available on Netflix and Crunchyroll.
