Now that the second season of the anime “My Hero Academia” is scheduled to begin, it’s time to resume your hero training.
Season seven of “My Hero Academia” is scheduled to premiere in the spring of 2024, as disclosed by the official accounts.
The news was accompanied by the release of a new key illustration.
According to the release window announcement, season 7 of “My Hero Academia” will air precisely one year after season 6 concludes.
Izuku Midoriya, who was alone herself in the previous teaser image, is joined by characters Katsuki Bakugo, Ochaco Uraraka, and Shoto Todoroki in the most recent illustration.
Season 7’s returning cast members are as follows:
- Aoi Yuki (Tsuyu)
- Ayane Sakura (Ochaco)
- Daiki Yamashita (Deku)
- Eri Kitamura (Ashido)
- Hiro Shimono (Dabi)
- Junichi Suwabe (Aizawa)
- Kaito Ishikawa (Iida)
- Kaori Nazuka (Hagakure)
- Kei Shinodu (Jiro)
- Koki Ucihayama (Shigaraki)
- Marina Inoue (Yaoyorozu)
- Misato Fukuen (Himiko)
- Nobuhiko Okamoto (Bakugo)
- Tasuku Hatanaka (Kaminari)
- Tetsu Inada (Endeavor)
- Toshiki Masuda (Kirishida)
- Yuichi Nakamura (Hawks)
- Yuki Kaji (Todoroki)
Season seven of “My Hero Academia” is animated by Studio Bones. The Kohei Horikoshi manga of the same name will continue to be adapted for the seventh season.
Since July 2014, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump has begun publishing the My Hero Academia manga under Boku no Hiiro Akademia.
VIZ Media holds the North American license for the series, which has 39 published volumes so far. More than 85 million copies of the series are in use.
Crunchyroll offers English dubbing and subtitles for all six seasons of the My Hero Academia anime, as well as My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising and My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission is the other two films. You can watch them on Hulu, Max, Amazon Prime Video, and other streaming sites.
