The seventh season of My Hero Academia has officially come to an end. However, with it comes the announcement of the final season. While not much information has been revealed, it is expected to begin in 2025.
Warning: This will contain major spoilers for Season 7 of My Hero Academia.
A Recap of Season 7
After the initial airing of Season 7’s finale, a teaser trailer was released to reveal that the final season was currently in production. The first official key art was revealed, featuring a war-torn Izuku preparing a punch. The season ended on the cliffhanger of All Might and All For One in the middle of their final confrontation. As well as Izuku Midoriya is still doing his best to stop Tomura Shigaraki.
This season ended with the defeat of Dabi and Spinner and Himiko Toga’s ultimate sacrifice following her battle with Ochaco Uraraka. Throughout the season, the heroes suffered their fair share of losses. Hawks lost his Quirk after All For One stole it. Mina Ashido pushed her body to its limit to ensure Eijiro Kirishima and Hitoshi Shinso could subdue Gigantomachia. The biggest sacrifice came from Katsuki Bakugo as he suffered a fatal injury to his heart to keep Shigaraki busy and buy Izuku some time to reach the battlefield. There is hope for Bakugo as Best Jeanist and Edgeshot work together to try and save him while Izuku fights Shigaraki.
The Final Season
The final season still has a few battles to wrap up. Yuga Aoyama’s fight against the mysterious Kuneida has yet to be shown. All Might’s final showdown with All For One was getting heated in the finale and is expected to reach its boiling point next season. The conclusion of Izuku’s battle against Shigaraki for the fate of Japan and, effectively, the world will also be shown. Along with the ending of the Final War Arc, the Epilogue Arc will also be adapted and serve as the official conclusion to the anime.
You can currently stream all current seasons of My Hero Academia on Crunchyroll and Hulu.
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