
With Tomura Shigaraki at its helm, the former Liberation Army is now known as the Paranormal Liberation Front. This organized criminal group poses an immense threat to the Hero Association, not only because of its sheer size and strength, but also the overpowering quirks of Jin "Twice" Bubaigawara and Gigantomachia. As new intel from the covert hero Keigo "Hawks" Takami confirms that Shigaraki is nowhere to be seen, the Hero Association decides to strike the enemy headquarters with a surprise a...
Boku no Hero Academia 6th Season adapts chapters 258-328 of the manga.
Heroes and villains collide in an all‑out war that could reshape the future of quirk society.
The sixth season thrusts us into the chaotic aftermath of the Hero Association’s desperate gamble against the newly‑formed Paranormal Liberation Front, a massive syndicate led by the enigmatic Tomura Shigaraki. With the former Liberation Army now bolstered by the terrifying quirks of Jin "Twice" Bubaigawara—who can duplicate anyone’s abilities—and the monstrous Gigantomachia, the villains pose a strategic nightmare that threatens to overwhelm even the most seasoned heroes. When covert operative Hawks reports that Shigaraki has vanished, the Association launches a full‑scale, all‑out assault on the Front’s fortified base, pulling every available resource into the fray. Meanwhile, the UA Class 1‑A students are thrust back onto the front lines, forced to confront not only the raw power of their foes but also the moral weight of a war that blurs the line between heroism and vengeance. As battles erupt across the city’s shattered streets, alliances shift, secrets surface, and the next generation of heroes must decide whether they can rise above the carnage or be consumed by it. The season balances high‑octane combat with poignant character moments, culminating in a showdown that could redefine the balance of power in a world where quirks are both weapons and burdens.
Season 6 escalates to an all-out superhero war with significantly bloodier combat and higher stakes than prior seasons. Expect intense emotional trauma, villain backstories involving child abuse, and a protagonist arc that depicts self-harm and psychological collapse.
My Hero Academia Season 6 has 25 episodes.
My Hero Academia Season 6 is currently finished airing.
My Hero Academia Season 6 was produced by Bones.
My Hero Academia Season 6 aired Oct 1, 2022 to Mar 25, 2023.
My Hero Academia Season 6 is based on a Manga.
Season 6 escalates to an all-out superhero war with significantly bloodier combat and higher stakes than prior seasons. Expect intense emotional trauma, villain backstories involving child abuse, and a protagonist arc that depicts self-harm and psychological collapse.
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Bakugou, Katsuki
Main
CV: Okamoto, Nobuhiko

Midoriya, Izuku
Main
CV: Yamashita, Daiki

Aizawa, Shouta
Supporting
CV: Suwabe, Junichi

Akaguro, Chizome
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Gou

All For One
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Akio

All Might
Supporting
CV: Miyake, Kenta

Amajiki, Tamaki
Supporting
CV: Uemura, Yuuto

Aoyama, Yuuga
Supporting
CV: Kuwano, Kousuke

Ashido, Mina
Supporting
CV: Kitamura, Eri

Asui, Tsuyu
Supporting
CV: Yuuki, Aoi

Backdraft
Supporting
CV: Matsuda, Shuuhei

Bakugou, Mitsuki
Supporting
CV: Adachi, Yuka

Banjou, Daigorou
Supporting
CV: Yasumoto, Hiroki

Bate, Cathleen
Supporting
CV: Park, Romi

Briareos
Supporting
CV: Mamiya, Yasuhiro

Bubaigawara, Jin
Supporting
CV: Endou, Daichi

Chikazoku, Tomoyasu
Supporting
CV: Sugita, Tomokazu

Chisaki, Kai
Supporting
CV: Tsuda, Kenjirou

Cider House Leader
Supporting
CV: Okino, Kouji

Crust
Supporting
CV: Mogami, Tsuguo

Dabi
Supporting
CV: Shimono, Hiro

Desutegoro
Supporting
CV: Ogami, Shinnosuke

Dictator
Supporting

Ectoplasm
Supporting
CV: Nishida, Masakazu
25 episodes · 3 cours
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