My Hero Academia Season 7 Unveils Exciting Trailer and Confirms Release Date at Jump Festa 2024
Get ready, My Hero Academia fans! Rejoice as season 7 of the popular anime series, based on Kohei Horikoshi's manga, is set to release in spring 2024 Excitement levels are soaring as we await the new installment and a thrilling new movie Stay tuned for epic adventures!
The eagerly awaited release of My Hero Academia season 7 has been set for the spring of 2024, much to the delight of fans. The exciting news was revealed at the Jump Festa 2024 event on Saturday, December 16, 2023, accompanied by a promotional video offering a sneak peek into the upcoming season. The event also featured the presence of well-known voice actors such as Daiki Yamashita, Kenta Miyake, Nobuhiko Okamoto, Ayane Sakura, and Kouki Uchiyama, who shared insights and interesting facts about the popular series, as told to them by the creator and the anime team, marking a celebration of My Hero Academia's presence at Jump Festa over the past nine years.
But there is more, as alongside My Hero Academia season 7 a new movie was also announced at the event. Here are all the details.
My Hero Academia season 7 and new movie arriving in 2024
Dabi, as depicted in the season 7 trailer of My Hero Academia (Image via Studio Bones)
The My Hero Academia Super Stage at Jump Festa 2024 provided a wealth of intriguing insights and information about the series' development. For example, fans discovered that detective Naomasa Tsukauchi was originally conceptualized as All For One's agent, and Endeavor was initially planned to meet his demise in season 6. However, Horikoshi ultimately decided against these storylines. The most notable announcements, however, revolved around the upcoming 2024 releases.
Foremost among the Super Stage event announcements was the reveal of the release date for My Hero Academia season 7. The next installment is scheduled to premiere on May 4, 2024. The season will kick off with the Star and Stripe Arc, showcasing All Might's student, the American Hero Star and Stripe. This character, voiced by the talented voice actor Romi Park, is anticipated to have a significant impact on the upcoming series.
Star and Stripe as seen in My Hero Academia season 7 trailer (Image via Studio Bones)
The series will progress towards the ultimate showdown between the U.A. High Students and the villains under the leadership of All For One, as hinted in the promotional video. The anime will air on Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV, with new episodes premiering every Saturday at 5:30 PM JST.
Before the new season debuts, a four-part special called My Hero Academia Memories will be shown on April 6, 13, 20, and 27. These episodes will not only summarize the series but also include new scenes.
The long-awaited My Hero Academia season 7 trailer has finally been revealed, featuring the iconic All For One (Image via Studio Bones).
Exciting news for fans of the series, as a new movie titled My Hero Academia The Movie 4 is set to hit theaters in the summer of 2024, adding to the anticipation for the coming year.
Horikoshi refrained from giving another projection about the end of the manga in his rather ambiguous message at Jump Festa 2024, after previously predicting it would conclude in 2023. This time, he hinted at the possibility of the series potentially lasting until 2025. At the event, Horikoshi also shared an illustration (Image via X/@WSJ_manga) featuring Ochaco, Deku, All Might, Bakugo, and Shigaraki, each depicted in a new fashion.
Editor's P/S
As a Gen Z netizen and a big fan of the My Hero Academia series, I am thrilled about the announcement of season 7 and the upcoming movie. The trailer looks amazing, and I can't wait to see what's in store for our beloved characters. I'm particularly excited about the Star and Stripe Arc, as I've heard great things about this part of the manga. The new movie is also something I'm eagerly looking forward to, as I'm sure it will be an epic addition to the franchise.
Overall, I'm incredibly hyped for the future of My Hero Academia and can't wait to see what Horikoshi and the team have in store for us. I'm also glad that the series is getting the recognition it deserves, as it's one of the best shonen anime out there.
