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My Hero Academia’s final battle has begun as of season 7, episode 5, kicking off an epic confrontation between good and evil over the fate of Japan. Here’s the best way for fans to tune in at the earliest opportunity so they can find out what happens next in season 7, episode 6.
When Do New Episodes of My Hero Academia Release?
My Hero Academiais currently releasing new episodeson Saturdays at 2:30 AM Pacific Time (5:30 AM Eastern Time). Thus,fans can expect episode 6 of season 7 to debut on July 11, 2025, at 2:30 AM PT (5:30 AM ET). This early release time is a result of the episodes releasing close to the time they air in Japan. New episodes debuting will initially be available only in Japanese with subtitles. Production of theMy Hero Academiaseason 7 dub is currently underway, and dubbed episodes are releasing 2 weeks behind the subbed version. That means fans watching the dub can expect episode 4 to also be released on June 20, 2025.
What Happened in My Hero Academia, Season 7, Episode #5?
Episode 5 ofMy Hero Academiaseason 7opened with Toga wandering through the destroyed remnants of her old family home, driven there by reasons even she didn’t quite fully understand. Dabi turns out to have followed her, and burns down the dilapidated house, which has been vandalized by civilians with a grudge against Toga. Meanwhile, All for One tasked Spinner with a special role: to be the leader of the crowds of rowdy heteromorphs who look up to him, and command this army in the upcoming battle.
For the heroes, it appeared that Yuga Aoyama had lured Midoriya out into an abandoned parking lot, where it would be easy for All for One to attack. All for One did indeed show up, but as it turns out, this was all part of the heroes' plan. When All for One warps in his allies with the goop warp, the heroes use Kurogiri’s power (via Class 1-B’s Monoma) to warp their own force onto the field, setting up for the final clash between these two warring factions.
My Hero Academia Season 7, Episode 6 Sees a Division of Forces
Episode 6, entitled “Division,” will see the final battle begin in earnest, and one of the heroes' first big strategic moves will be to separate their foes so that they can’t lend each other assistance, using Monoma’s copy of Kurogiri’s Warp quirk. Separating powerful figures like Dabi, All for One, and Shigaraki from each other is an absolutely critical step in the heroes' plan, so any issues with getting people where they’re supposed to go could be a huge problem. Fans can expect to see some long-awaited match-ups finally occur, bringing many storylines to a head in coming episodes.
While the final battle may at last be underway,My Hero Academiais still a long way from ending. The final battle in the manga has lasted for 82 chapters so far, significantly longer than the last War arc, ensuring there will be enough material for an eighth season (although it may not be as long as usual). Nonetheless, things are about to get very exciting inMy Hero Academia, so you won’t want to miss season 7, episode 6.
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Anime series My Hero Academia follows Izuku Midoriya, a boy born without superpowers in a world where most have them. Despite his lack of abilities, he enrolls in a prestigious hero academy, striving to learn the true essence of heroism and fulfill his dream of becoming a hero.
