MHA Reveals Season 6 Visual Depicting Parallels for Deku and Shigaraki
My Hero Academia is the hype for every classic shonen genre enthusiast. It checks every box on the shonen protagonist’s must-haves list and has rarely ever disappointed us with the story arcs.
Continue scrolling to keep readingClick the button below to start this article in quick view.
Start Quick Read
We all know how it’s always about the good guys, but MHA will make you fall in love even with the villains. Every character is just so well written, fits right into the story, and gets their main character moment too.
If you do not believe me, go and watch the Villain Academia arc, and you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.
Speaking of which, MHA’s fifth season took 2021 by the storm, and now, season 6 is lurking in the shadows to make its grand appearance.
My Hero Academia anime has unveiled a hair-raising visual featuring Deku and Shigaraki for its upcoming season 6. An official release date is yet to come, but the premiere is expected in mid to late 2022.
[Hiroaka 6th term visual has arrived!]
“My Hero Academia”
The first visual ban on the 6th season of TV animation has been lifted!
Hero and enemy <villain>,
A full-scale war is approaching.
http://heroaca.com
#heroaca_a #Hiroaka
English Translation, Twitter Translate
The key visual portrays a parallel between the series’ main protagonist and antagonist in a compelling manner. Both of them have a fierce look on their face that is challenging the other.
It really hits you out of nowhere that Deku and Shigaraki are fighting adults’ battles, and all the responsibilities are on their fragile shoulders. They might look formidable and tough on the surface, but at the end of the day, they’re just kids who want a normal life.
By far, this will be MHA’s most critical arc where everything goes haywire, and the world seems to be shrouded under a blanket of darkness. Of course, the light eventually seeps in, but the plot will have you holding your breath at every other scene.
READ:
My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission Sets a Box Office Milestone in the US
My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission Sets a Box Office Milestone in the US
As a manga reader, I know that MHA’s wholesome days are long gone, and all that awaits us is pain and agony.
I advise the anime-only watchers to enjoy their oblivion for as long as they can :’).
About My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia is a Japanese superhero manga series written and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi. It has been serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump since July 2014, with its chapters additionally collected in 24 tankōbon volumes as of August 2019.
It follows a quirkless boy Izuku Midoriya and how he backed the greatest Hero alive. Midoriya, a boy who has been admiring heroes and their ventures since the day he was born, came into this world without a quirk.
On one fateful day, he meets All Might the greatest Hero of all time and discovers that he was quirkless as well. With his diligent attitude and unwavering spirit about being a hero, Midoriya manages to impress All Might. He is chosen to be the heir to the power of One for All.
Source: My Hero Academia Anime Official Twitter
Sometimes we include links to online retail stores and/or online campaigns. If you click on one and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. For more information, go here.
