As of today, My Hero Academia anime is still ongoing with season 7 only a couple of months away, but it is predicted to end within the 8th or 9th season of the anime because the manga is close to its ending. This is also what makes the coming season very special and thrilling. The trailer suggests we’ll be able to see the full potential of the Quirk “One for All” from Izuku Midoriya more famously known as Deku.
It is truly amazing to think just how far the character has truly evolved like we are talking about a Quirk-less person having this dream to be the greatest hero suddenly having this power that is claimed to be the strongest Quirk of all. The power did find its fitting owner if we really think about it. This is because while Deku is its 9th host excluding the original owner Yoichi Shigaraki, he is very similar to him.
The original owner of this strongest Quirk was in fact Quirk-less too and his fragile body did not quite help him either. He is also biologically the younger brother of the infamous All for One and in this season of My Hero Academia, we might see another epic battle! Hey, even though we can’t see All for One and One for All in harmony we definitely can scream and root for Deku’s victory, in his mission to save all. The Bones production is one of the most anticipated titles of the year along with Demon Slayer, Solo Leveling and Bleach.
My Hero Academia Season 7
Since My Hero Academia is a commercially successful anime having its merch, light novels, OVA, Spin-offs, video games, live actions and whatnot, it’s no surprise that Kōhei Horikoshi despite claiming that he can’t stretch the story decided to continue it for just a bit more. Maybe this arc or fight itself could be a proper ending but that’s still mere speculation.
Like always the 7th season of My Hero Academia will be produced by Bones so there won’t be drastic changes in how the characters now look like in that of Blue Exorcist and it will be following the story of the original manga from its 34th volume. The 7th season is expected to arrive first on YTV and NTV on May 4th, 2024. It will also contain 4 separate episodes titled “Memories” recapping specials from the whole story which is scheduled to air in the coming month of April.
The only change we will find in My Hero Academia Season 7 however is in direction as Naomi Nakayama is set to serve as the director of the 7th season of the very popular anime series. The voice cast is set to remain the same apart from the new characters that may and will be introduced. Daiki Yamashita will reprise his role as Deku while Nobuhiko Okamoto and Yuki Kaji are set to return as Bakugo and Todoroki respectively.
Where To Watch My Hero Academia Season 7?
The previous six seasons of My Hero Academia are available on Hulu, Crunchyroll, and FUNimation for streaming. The seventh season will possibly be on the same platforms. However, nothing can be certain until it is on the streaming service. The reason I’m saying this is because Netflix has been poking its nose everywhere and is on a hunt for anime titles to stream. With that in mind, we should not be surprised if the anime ends up being streamed on Netflix.
A teaser for the upcoming season was released shortly after the Season 6 finale, which received high ratings. It provided hints at the upcoming events and characters without providing much information about the plot. Notwithstanding, we can anticipate that Season 7 should start right with the latest relevant point of interest. Midoriya, with his colleagues in 1-A, as well as every one of the genius legends and the occupants of U.A High, are recuperating, and a potential monster snoozing in wait.
My Hero Academia Season 7 was revealed for the first time at Jump Festa 2024. While the trailer doesn’t have English captions, it highlights notorious symbolism from the manga as we head into one of the show’s greatest arcs yet. The stories to be unfolded from here on out are sure to make even us fans go ‘Plus Ultra’!
The Heroic Legacy
In the wake of being picked as a replacement for Japan’s previous top legend All Might, youthful Izuku Midoriya’s life goes from 0 to 11 when he accepts his coach and icon’s powers, the One for All. However, his fantasy of being a superhuman may be inside his range, he has a long way to go about the idea of his powers and the enemies he will confront. This is exactly how we witnessed the start of the heroic legacy that is My Hero Academia.
Midoriya (Deku) learns to perfect his skills over time with the help of his friends, teachers, and, of course, All Might. He gets so good at it that he starts to regularly fight really powerful villains and wins. In Season 6, every one of the ace legends and understudies of the U.A. High faced the Paranormal Freedom Front, and even though they were fruitful in halting their development, the legends and the city experienced high setbacks, and the bad guys were as yet ready to accomplish their target of freeing For One.
At the end of Season 6 of My Hero Academia, we see All Might track down trust again through consolation from an improbable source. While he can’t battle alone, he can in any case utilize his associations with assistance. The resigned legend demands help from the Unified Country, meaning the appearance of North America’s ideal, Star and Stripe.
Should You Watch?
Now if you ask why should you watch My Hero Academia Season 7, I automatically think like me, we’re not actually a fan of the anime but reading further into the plot and catching up I did understand why the hype is up there. The whole internet was taken by storm during the Todoroki family link reveal and Dabi seemed to be just everyone’s favorite. Well, this season the hype is supposed to rise again because of the use of the most powerful Quirk and it can be a moment like Gear 5 and Dragon Ball’s Final Flash to the fans of this show.
The seventh season of My Hero Academia can be emotional but full of actions so anyone can enjoy it. However, to understand the intensity of the moment you might have to speed-run through the previous seasons. All in all, it was always a favorite among the young watchers and I have to admit they are improving so it is worth the watch.
