'My Hero Academia' Season 7: Premiere time, how to stream, and more (2024)

Since it first premiered in 2016, Japanese superhero anime My Hero Academia has established itself as a worldwide phenomenon.

Adapted from Kōhei Horikoshi’s manga series of the same name, the show takes place in a world where 80% of the population is born with superpowers called “Quirks,” which manifest by the age of four. Though Izuku Midoriya (Daiki Yamash*ta) was born Quirkless, he is chosen by his lifelong idol, the world’s top Hero, All Might (Kenta Miyake), to become the successor to All Might’s own inherited Quirk, “One For All.” Izuku then enrolls in U.A. High School, one of the world’s top academies for wannabe Heroes, so that he can harness his powers and carry on All Might’s legacy to help save the world.

As the series has progressed, many brutal and fascinating Villains, led by All Might’s arch-nemesis All For One (Akio Ōtsuka) and his apprentice, Tomura Shigaraki (Kōki Uchiyama), enter the fray with their own agendas and nefarious plans. It is up to Izuku, his classmates and teachers, and professional Heroes to stop the Villains and save society and the world as they know it from their ruthless opposition.

While My Hero Academia fans have certainly seen a lot over the past six seasons, they’re sure to be more locked in than ever as the show ramps up towards its last big arc consisting not only of an epic war between Heroes and Villains, but also of the further exploration into what makes someone a Hero or Villain and if redemption is possible for those dubbed the latter. Looking for more information on what’s to come? Here’s everything you need to know about My Hero Academia Season 7.

What is the Plot of My Hero Academia Season 7?

My Hero Academia Season 7 will cover the manga’s Star and Stripe, U.A. Traitor, and Final War arcs. With that in mind, viewers can first expect a battle between America’s #1 Pro Hero, Star and Stripe (Romi Park), and the Paranormal Liberation Front’s Grand Commander, Tomura. Season 7 will also reveal which of Izuku’s classmates is U.A.’s traitor, and will also depict the young Hero students split up to take on various major Villains in exciting, high-stakes showdowns to divide and conquer the enemy forces.

When Will My Hero Academia Season 7 Premiere?

While the first episode of My Hero Academia Season 7 is set to premiere on Saturday, May 4 at 5:30am ET/2:30am PT, there will also be some official content available even sooner than that.

Starting on Saturday April 6 at 5:30am ET/2:30am PT, My Hero Academia: Memories will premiere and continue to drop a new episode at the same time each week until April 27. Memories is a special series that recaps some of the most important moments of My Hero Academia thus far, while also adding in some brand new scenes.

Both of these upcoming releases will come out in the original Japanese vocal stylings with English subtitles, so dubbed versions should be expected in a few months’ time.

New episodes of My Hero Academia Season 7 will release weekly follows May 4, with a probable mid-season break that begins in late July or early August and likely resumes releasing new episodes in Fall 2024.

How to Stream My Hero Academia Season 7:

You can stream each new episode of My Hero Academia Season 7 and My Hero Academia: Memories on Crunchyroll as soon as they drop at the previously indicated release dates and times. Episodes of My Hero Academia Season 7 will also likely be available for streaming on Hulu not long after they first drop on Crunchyroll.

Is There a Trailer for My Hero Academia Season 7?

Yes! You can watch the thrilling trailer for My Hero Academia Season 7 right now at the top of this article.