Each season of My Hero Academia has made this work become a true phenomenon that has amazed many fans, who have been hooked on the exciting adventures and unbridled action that has been shown in each event of the story, and that remained demonstrated with the sixth installment of this anime, which laid the foundations to give way to a new stage that will mark a before and after in the plot.
Likewise, the seventh season of the My Hero Academia anime was announced a few months ago, so the desire and expectations of the fans were very high, who are very excited to see Deku and his friends back in action.
However, the My Hero Academia fandom seems to be in luck, since the premiere date of season 7 of the anime has recently been leaked, which is closer than it is believed, so the excitement and Fan hype have increased exponentially due to this revelation.
The seventh season of My Hero Academia already has a release date
My Hero Academia season 7 release date leaked |
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NEW My Hero Academia season 7 visual!!!
BROADCAST DATE HAS BEEN DECIDED FOR SPRING 2024!!!! pic.twitter.com/6ioAztoS4U
In this image you can see that season 7 of the My Hero Academia anime will arrive in the spring of 2024, which shows that Deku and his friends are ready to continue facing the fearsome villains who caused so much devastation and havoc, plunging the population in complete chaos that almost makes the Society of Heroes collapse.
It should be noted that everything seems to indicate that season 7 of the My Hero Academia anime could arrive in April 2024, which means that fans will not have to wait long for Deku and company to resume the war between heroes and villains.
At the moment there is no official confirmation in this regard, as they will possibly officially announce the release date at the next Jump Festa, an event in which previews of the most important anime are offered each year, so, obviously, My Hero Academia It is on this select list since this work has become one of the most acclaimed works today.
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