My Hero Academia is one of the most popular anime franchises to be released in the last decade. Its manga is in the top 30 for most sold manga volumes worldwide and the anime just aired its fifth season last year. Fans have been waiting for more information on the new season with Crunchyroll having recently released an official trailer.
Following the controversial fifth season, My Hero Academia returns with the most well-received and impactful arc of the series. After Deku, Bakugou, and Shouto finish their training with Endeavor, the hero summons all the heroes across Japan for a major mission to take down the villains. Both class 1-A and 1-B have suited up in their hero gear to fight alongside the heroes also, and this is sure to be an intense confrontation that will not be without major consequences.
The trailer was released in Japanese without any subtitles, so there is not much to be said about the dialogue or narration. Fans can make out the voice actors for several of the characters though, including Endeavor, Deku, Miruko, and many others. Even without an understanding of the dialogue, it's clear to make out what events will be covered within this trailer.
Naming them all one by one would be too lengthy a task but just about every single hero and villain introduced in the series thus far shows up in this trailer, excluding those that have already been defeated. The trailer indicates what was hoped by many to be true, season 6 will cover the paranormal liberation war arc. We see images of several of the heroes and students running and chasing, using the quirks to track and investigate, and glimpses of what appears to be the beginning of a combat encounter but no actual fighting or screen time. The animators clearly want to keep those parts hidden until the season is released but if the visuals shown are any indication then fans will have much to look forward to.
This trailer does a fantastic job of whetting the appetites of hungry fans. Many characters, including Endeavor, Aizawa, Miruko, and Haws all have extremely important scenes and battles in the coming arc and the trailer makes sure to allude to these intense moments without giving away what exactly happens. Manga fans will be excited to see their favorite moments animated, and anime-only fans will be curious to see what these characters will be doing.
Season 6 of My Hero Academia will premiere sometime in Fall 2022 and is available to stream on Crunchyroll.
Source: Crunchyroll