As the highly anticipated premiere of the Japanese Manga television series, My Hero Academia, draws near, fans are eagerly awaiting the latest installment of Deku and his friends’ adventures. My Hero Academia season 7 promises to deliver intense battles, updated obstacles, and new challenges, continuing the captivating anime saga. With its renewal confirmed, let’s take a closer look at what awaits in the upcoming series, as reported by a prominent media outlet.
Where to Watch My Hero Academia Season 7?
Following the debut of My Hero Academia Season 6 in March 2023, fans within the anime community have been eagerly anticipating the next installment. Thankfully, with the renewal of My Hero Academia season 7, viewers can catch the series on YTV and NTV upon its premiere. Additionally, the award-winning series will be available for streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime, extending its reach to a wider audience.
Release Dates for My Hero Academia Season 7
Having enjoyed six successful seasons streaming on YTV, NTV, Netflix, and Amazon Prime, My Hero Academia Season 7 is scheduled to air on May 4, 2024, on the same platforms. This announcement came as a delightful surprise to fans who anticipated a delayed release. Unlike previous seasons, which had an eighteen-month gap between premieres, My Hero Academia Season 7 will hit screens after only fourteen months. Furthermore, fans can expect a set of four special episodes to accompany the regular episodes, set to release this week.
Cast of My Hero Academia Season 7
Season 7 of My Hero Academia will see the return of beloved main cast members, including:
- Izuku Midoriya voiced by Daiki Yamashita (JP) and Justin Briner (EN)
- Katsuki Bakugou voiced by Nobuhiko Okamoto (JP) and Clifford Chapin (EN)
- Shoto Todoroki voiced by Yuki Kaji (JP) and David Matranga (EN)
- All Might voiced by Kenta Miyake (JP) and Christopher R Sabat (EN)
- Shota Aizawa voiced by Junichi Suwabe (JP) and Christopher Wehkamp (EN)
- Hawks voiced by Yuichi Nakamura (JP) and Zeno Robinson (EN)
- Tomura Shigaraki voiced by Kōki Uchiyama (JP) and Eric Vale (EN)
- All for One voiced by Akio Ōtsuka (JP) and John Swasey (EN)
- Endeavour voiced by Tetsu Inada (JP) and Patrick Seitz (EN)
- Ochako Uraraka voiced by Ayane Sakura (JP) and Luci Christian (EN)
- Tenya Iida voiced by Kaito Ishikawa (JP) and J Michael Tatum (EN)
- Momo Yaoyorozu voiced by Marina Inoue (JP) and Colleen Clinkenbeard (EN)
- Fumikage Tokoyami voiced by Yoshimasa Hosoya (JP) and Josh Grelle (EN)
Plot of My Hero Academia Season 7
As the series enters its concluding stage, fans are poised for an engaging plot in My Hero Academia Season 7. Following the events of the sixth season, where the villain orchestrates a prison break and assembles a negative army, anticipation for the upcoming season is high. Drawing from the original manga, Season 7 is expected to pick up from where Season 6 left off. If it continues to follow the manga, viewers can anticipate intense confrontations, particularly against All For One, leading to significant consequences.
Additionally, Season 7 may also delve into resolving the conflicts surrounding Todoroki’s family.
My Hero Academia: The Movie
In an exciting development, fans can anticipate a new My Hero Academia movie. The announcement was made during the premiere of season 6 in 2023 by the series creator, Kohei Horikoshi. In his statement, he expressed gratitude for the support and teased that the movie would take place after the events of the War from season six, promising an intriguing storyline set against the backdrop of a collapsed society.
With so much excitement surrounding both the upcoming season and movie, fans of My Hero Academia have much to look forward to in the near future.