My Hero Academia is finally coming back on our screens with its much-awaited Season 6. The new season will feature the events of the Paranormal Liberation Arc, one of the best and darkest chapters of Deku’s journey. Everyone is excited to see Deku and other students from the U.A. taking their stand against Shigaraki and AFO (All For One).
Studio Bones did a fantastic job with the first five seasons of My Hero Academia, and it’s safe to assume that the sixth season won’t be any different. The official trailer for Season 6 flaunts jaw-dropping action sequences with spectacular animation and voice acting, and soon, we’ll get to experience the new season in all its glory.
What Time Does My Hero Academia Season 6 Come Out?
Season 6 of My Hero Academia is scheduled to release worldwide on October 1st, 2022. You can watch the new season on Crunchyroll, which will update its library with the premiere episode at 2:30 AM (Pacific Timing). However, it will be a simulcast release, so the release time will vary depending on your region. Anyhow, here’s the exact release schedule for season 6 for these time zones:
- Pacific Time: 2:30 AM PT
- Central Time: 4:30 AM CT
- Eastern Time: 5:30 AM ET
- British Time: 10:30 AM GMT
- Indian Time: 3:00 PM IST
Apart from Crunchyroll, Netflix will also stream season 6 of My Hero Academia, but only in some selected regions. The previous seasons of the anime series are available to stream on Netflix for fans in Asia. So, it’s safe to assume that things will be the same with Season 6. However, fans outside of Asia can stream the new episodes only on Crunchyroll, so make sure to renew your subscription if you haven’t done it already.
My Hero Academia Season 6 Will Run For Two Cours
Studio Bones didn’t officially confirm an episode count for My Hero Academia Season 6 yet. However, it is confirmed that the latest season will run for two cours. A 2-cour anime season lasts for around six months, and with weekly releases, it’s safe to say that season 6 of My Hero Academia will feature around 25 episodes.
Usually, 2-cour anime shows go on a break after finishing the first Part of the season, making us wait a couple more months for the second part. But fortunately, MHA won’t go on a hiatus after completing the first cour, so the anime will keep on releasing new episodes every week until the season comes to an end.