Since its debut in 2014, My Hero Academia has become one of the most successful series of all time, spawning not one but five anime seasons and three feature films. Inevitably, after so many sequels and prequels came out in quick succession, fans became obsessed with the series. My Hero Academia Season 6 release date speculations are already in full swing.
The good news is that Bones is hard at work on a second season of My Hero Academia, as verified by the show’s official Twitter account. The final episode of the fifth season aired the same day as the announcement. Since Crunchyroll purchased Funimation, it will also be the official streaming home for the upcoming sixth season of My Hero Academia.
When Is My Hero Academia: Season 6 Coming Out?
My Hero Academia Season 6 has been the subject of much anticipation throughout the past year, and the first episode will finally premiere on Crunchyroll on October 1, 2022. Now that the secret appears to be out in the open, October is shaping up to be quite the roller coaster trip.
In keeping with previous seasons, we anticipate the upcoming one to feature 25 episodes and wrap up in the middle of 2023. There are several trailers for the new season, and they all look amazing. My Hero Academia Season 6 will kick off the fall 2022 anime lineup, which will also include Chainsaw Man and Mob Psycho 100 III.
With over 113 episodes and three films, it would be an understatement to suggest that My Hero Academia hasn’t gotten its fair share of screen time. Anime has become one of the most popular series in recent years.
What Is My Hero Academia: Season 6 About? (Spoiler Alert)
Season 6 of My Hero Academia will adapt chapters 253-306 of the manga, the renowned Paranormal Liberation War Arc. As the series finale, this arc will detail the circumstances surrounding All For One’s release from Tartarus and conclude the Rise of Villains Saga.
#BREAKING: @Crunchyroll to Stream My Hero Academia Season 6
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— My Hero Academia (@MHAOfficial) August 6, 2022
The strongest heroes Japan has to offer have gathered together to stop Tomura Shigaraki and his rapidly expanding Paranormal Liberation Front. We saw Shigaraki’s true strength at the end of My Hero Academia Season 5 when he completely destroyed the Meta Liberation Army, and he did so while he was at his weakest.
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