The hugely popular anime, which is based on Kōhei Horikoshi’s manga series of the same name, is still going strong after five seasons, with a sixth season scheduled for 2022. The upcoming season will follow the “Paranormal Liberation War” arc of the manga chapters 253-306, with the Heroes taking on the Paranormal Liberation Front in all-out war. This is one of the most famous arcs of the ongoing manga so far and is highly anticipated by fans after a somewhat divided fifth season. Here’s everything we know so far about My Hero Academia Season 6, including the 2022 release date and the trailer…
My Hero Academia Season 6 Release Date
My Hero Academia will return in the fall of 2022, which unfortunately is still quite a long way off. The announcement was made as part of December’s Jump Festa event, which is an exhibition and celebration of all things manga and anime. Read also: Tunic: The action-adventure game is available on Game Pass. Although a more specific date was not confirmed as part of the Jump Festa announcement, Weekly Shonen Jump magazine recently featured My Hero Academia on its cover, along with the more specific Season 6 release date. in October 2022.
My Hero Academia Season 6 Trailer
My Hero Academia also released a Season 6 trailer during Jump Festa. The short trailer announces the war to come, after the relative calm of season 5 before the storm. The highly anticipated “Paranormal Liberation War” arc is the culmination of what has come before, complete with legendary battles and harrowing angst. Check out the trailer below…
So far, Toho and Bones have produced 113 episodes of My Hero Academia, all of which can be watched in subtitled or dubbed format on Funimation. The series begins when teenager Izuku “Deku” Midoriya, who always dreamed of being a hero with superpowers, receives a gift of superpowers from the famous hero All Might. He then begins to train at UA High School, the best Hero Academy in the country.
Of course, this is only the beginning. Five seasons later, the League of Villains merged with the Meta Liberation Army to form the Paranormal Liberation Front. Season 5 ended with a post-credits scene showing Class 1A looking over a cliff towards a town full of bad guys. “The major incident that will shake superhuman society will finally begin”… in October 2022.