Key Takeaways
- All For One’s younger version debuts in My Hero Academia’s seventh season, with Hiroshi Kamiya as the voice actor.
- The season’s storyline features a large-scale war between heroes and villains, with a major setback for the heroes.
- My Hero Academia’s popularity led to numerous spin-offs, video games, and movies, with the manga ending in August 2024.
My Hero Academia’s seventh season is about to feature the younger version of one of the most noteworthy characters, and it is none other than All For One. The older version of the character has featured multiple times in the story, but this will be the first appearance for his younger version.
All For One’s younger version can be seen on the character sheet below.
The character designers ensured that All For One’s lifeless eyes were perfectly drawn. Hiroshi Kamiya is the voice behind the young All For One. Hiroshi Kamiya has voiced many popular characters, which includes the likes of Trafalgar Law (One Piece), Levi Ackerman (Attack On Titan), and Yato (Noragami).
What Happens In The Seventh Season
The seventh season of My Hero Academia follows a large scale war between the heroes and villains. The full debut of Star and Stripes is one of the highlights of the new season. She travels to Japan to face Shigaraki Tomura at the behest of All Might.
The heroes suffer a major setback when one of Midoriya’s is revealed to be a mole, leaking all the critical information to the villains. This swings the pendulum in the favor of the villains, leaving the heroes with a mountain to climb.
My Hero Academia’s Popularity As A Franchise
My Hero Academia’s seventh season is being animated by Studio Bones. The latest season will have a total of 21 episodes, and it will bring the story one step closer to its conclusion.
Horikoshi Kohei started working on the manga in 2014, and it didn’t take long for it to become one of the best-selling series of all time. The manga ended in August 2024, and almost all the authors working with Shuiesha’s Shonen Jump paid tribute to Horikoshi Kohei. Due to the immense popularity of the manga, it has received many spin-offs, video games, and movies. My Hero Academia: You’re Next, the newest movie, is set to release in North America on October 11.
The Staff And Cast In Season 7
The manga has featured some of the biggest moments in the series till date. The full staff working on My Hero Academia’s seventh season can be found below:
- Naomi Nakayama (Director)
- Kenji Nagasaki (Chief Director)
- Yusuke Kuroda (Series composition/scripts)
- Yoshihiko Umakoshi, Hitomi Odashima (Character designs)
- Yuki Hayashi (Music)
TK from Ling Tosite Sigure’s Tagatame is the first opening for the initial cour of season seven. Tsubomi, the first ending, was performed by Omoinotake. The opening for the second cour is Curtain Call, and it is performed by Yuuri. Meanwhile, Zarame perfotmed Rokutōsei, the ending for the second cour.
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