The 7th season of the TV anime "My Hero Academia" (HeroAca) is set to be broadcast on Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV networks in the spring of 2024. Alongside this announcement, the second teaser visual has been released.

　The 7th season begins with the story from Chapter 329, included in Volume 34 of the original comics. After facing an all-out war with the villains and a solitary battle, Deku renews his resolve to win together with everyone, not alone, alongside the U.A. High students and pro heroes.

　The final battle's fuse is lit with villains, including All For One, who targets Deku's "Quirk," One For All, and Tomura Shigaraki, who pushes forward with the belief to "destroy everything."

　The revealed second teaser visual depicts Deku, Katsuki Bakugo, Ochaco Uraraka, and Shoto Todoroki, as they quietly anticipate the decisive battle against the villains.

　In anticipation of the 7th season's premiere, the "My Hero Academia" TV anime series will be available for streaming on the video distribution service "TVer" starting from the 17th, beginning with the memorable first episode of the first season, "Izuku Midoriya: Origin." All 138 episodes from seasons 1 through 6 will be sequentially available for free for a limited period.

　The original work, surpassing 85 million copies in circulation, is a popular manga set in a world where the existence of people with supernatural abilities, known as "Quirks," is commonplace. It follows the protagonist, Izuku Midoriya (Deku), as he strives to become a hero to protect society and fight against villains misusing their Quirks, growing alongside his classmates at the prestigious U.A. High School for heroes.

　Serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump" since July 2014, the TV anime's first season started in April 2016, with movie versions also being released.