
The anime series My Hero Academia has announced its return with a teaser trailer and visually stunning artwork drawn by creator Kohei Horikoshi (Jump Force, How Uravity Plugs Her Patreon). Both were shared on the show’s official Twitter account, exciting fans ahead of the upcoming seventh season.
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ヒロアカ7期が来る!
ーーーーーーーーー『僕のヒーローアカデミア』
7期制作決定!キャラクターデザインを担当する
馬越嘉彦さん描き下ろし
7期発表ビジュアルが到着!!7期発表映像▼https://t.co/QzBeeKS9SZ#heroaca_a #ヒロアカ https://t.co/5FLC39vSS9 pic.twitter.com/Rtvaf87xlV
— 僕のヒーローアカデミア/ヒロアカ アニメ公式 (@heroaca_anime) March 25, 2023

The anime’s seventh season announcement was made during Anime Japan 2023, according to ScreenRant. Another announcement made was that the voice of Star and Stripe will be Romi Park (Fullmetal Alchemist, Digimon Adventure 02). The emotional teaser trailer for the seventh season of My Hero Academia showcases Class 1-A in a montage, including a larger sketch of Deku in the background, while the end of the trailer reveals a full sketch of the beloved character.


My Hero Academia’s upcoming season will put the number one hero in the United States at center stage, as previously promised by the finale of season 6, according to ComicBook. My Hero Academia’s next story arc will focus on the U.S. no.1 Pro Hero, Star and Stripe, as she takes on the unstoppable villain, Tomura Shigaraki, in an intense and action-packed narrative. The western crime fighter will challenge Shigaraki, despite the villain being backed up by the power of All For One.
According to ScreenRant, there are rumors surfacing of the anime’s seventh season being its final. If the rumors are true, that means this upcoming season should cover all of the remaining events from the manga series, including the Final War arc.
The seventh season of My Hero Academia has not yet been released. However, fans can catch up on the anime on Crunchyroll.
