Ahead of the October 1, 2022 premiere of My Hero Academia Season 6, the length of the upcoming sixth season has been revealed.
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Alongside a new commercial for the upcoming sixth season, the official website for the anime revealed that My Hero Academia Season 6 would be released in two continuous cours (via Anime News Network), meaning fans will be able to see the all-out war between heroes and villains play out for nearly half a year straight without any breaks. So expect it to air during the fall and winter anime seasons continuously.
Check out the new commercial for the anime below:
For those who might have missed the train on My Hero Academia, the series is available to stream in its entirety as of now. Currently, all 113 episodes of the anime, including the recently released two-episode original video animation, are available to stream in both subbed and dubbed formats on Crunchyroll for those looking to catch up.
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My Hero Academia began as a manga series written and illustrated by Kohei Horikoshi. It was first serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2014. The anime television adaptation made its debut in 2016. Both are still ongoing.
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