US EditionNew My Hero Academia Figure Revisits Dark Deku (With Life-Sized Statue in Japan)
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New My Hero Academia Figure Revisits Dark Deku (With Life-Sized Statue in Japan)
Studio BONES My Hero Academia’s eighth season will be its last as Studio BONES is preparing to say goodbye this fall to Class 1-A. While the end is nigh, the grand finale doesn’t mean that the superhero shonen series won’t revisit some of the classic characters and battles that put Kohei Horikoshi’s anime on the map. During the anime’s sixth season, Izuku Midoriya decides that to fight evil and keep Hero Society together, he would need to don a …
Free-to-air TV broadcaster ProSieben MAXX announced today that it will broadcast the sixth season of "My Hero Academia" (Japanese: "Boku no Hero Academia") as a German TV premiere in a few weeks. We summarize. TV premiere in July 2025 The sixth season, which consists of episodes 114 to 138, will air from Monday to Friday, July 18, 2025. [...] The post ProSieben MAXX shows sixth season of "My Hero Academia" first appeared on Anime2You.
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