The official premiere of My Hero Academia season seven is scheduled for May 4, specifically at 10:30 am GMT. This release window and the schedule for My Hero Academia: Memories, a four-part recap miniseries that will air in the weeks preceding season seven's official premiere, were announced by Crunchyroll. Beginning on April 6 at 10:30 am GMT, the four special episodes will be accessible every Saturday. While the majority of what viewers can anticipate will likely be highlights from past seasons, there will also likely be some new scenes that relate to season seven's story themes.

       

After a series of episodes in season six culminated with the primary antagonist of the show, All for One, escaping his prison and assembling an army of cunning villains, what happens next?The seventh season of My Hero Academia is expected to continue where the sixth season ended, introducing "Star and Stripe," a hero from the United States. Should the narrative adhere to the manga, we will observe her conflict with All for One and the aftermath following her heartbreaking defeat.The seventh season will probably conclude the continuous drama of the Todoroki family with a dramatic showdown between Dabi and Shoto, as well as a storyline involving

one of Class 1A's members betraying the heroes.

This time, after all they've been through and everything they've learned, who will Deku and his companions battle? What are they going to defend? Anticipate it with excitement!"