Crunchyroll has finally confirmed a release date for My Hero Academia, and lucky for you, it’s only a month away.
We’ve known since last year that My Hero Academia season 7 was due out sometime this spring, but as announced by Crunchyroll yesterday, we now know it’ll be arriving on the streaming service May 4 at the very specific time of 2:30am PT (that’s 10am BST for those of you on my side of the pond). You’ll actually get to watch some (technically) new episodes even sooner than that, as later this week on April 6, My Hero Academia: Memories will start airing, a four episode long special that “will look back at the epic moments of the series thus far with new scenes that lead into the seventh season.” Just what new stuff there is, you’ll have to wait and see.
Unfortunately, I don’t have any concrete news for those of you that prefer to watch the dub – Crunchyroll says that “dubs for the series will also be produced in English, Latin American Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Italian,” but you’ll need to “stay tuned for when dubs for the new season will be released.” These days dubs are pretty good at following on shortly after the sub release, but for now you’ll just have to keep your eyes peeled for its release.
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