The upcoming Blu-ray release of My Hero Academia Season 7 appears to have revealed how many episodes the ongoing season will have.
Initially, there was no confirmation about theMy Hero Academia Season 7 episodecount. The previous seasons of My Hero Academia all had 25 episodes, with the exception of the first season which only had 13 episodes.
Given this, many expected My Hero Academia Season 7 to also have 25 episodes, though nothing was confirmed. However, theofficial Blu-ray releaseof the new season reveals thatMy Hero AcademiaSeason 7 will have 21 episodes.
The four episodes from Memories are excluded from this count. The first episode of My Hero Academia Season 7 is listed as Episode 139 and the final episode of this season will purportedly be Episode 159. It’s still unknown whether the 21 episodes will be released in two cours or every week through to the finale.
The official website of My Hero Academia reveals that the Blu-ray copies of the Season 7 will be released in three volumes. The first volume will contain Episodes 1 to 7 i.e. Episodes 139 to 145 from the whole MHA episode count, with a total duration of approximately 166 minutes.
The second volume will have Episodes 8 to 14 of the seventh season and Episodes 146 to 152 from overall. The duration is the same as the first volume. Volume 3 will cover the rest of the episodes of the season: Episodes 15 to 21 (Episodes 153 to 159).
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The three volumes of the MHA Season 7 Blu-rays will be released this year on July 17, October 16, and December 18 respectively.
Having 21 episodes will make My Hero Academia Season 7 the second shortest season of the anime. This season is particularly important, as it will lead to the final battle of the story. Season 7 will adapt the Star and Stripe Arc, the U.A. Traitor Arc, and the first part of the Final War Arc of the manga.
The first two episodes of My Hero Academia Season 7 are currentlystreamingonCrunchyroll. Along with the new season, you might also enjoy our guides on theMy Hero Academia Season 7 manga chapters, and ifMy Hero Academia Season 7 is the final season.
Anamika Das was an Anime Writer on Dexerto’s UK team. She previously wrote for platforms like Otakus' Notes and Seinen Manga. Anamika is an avid fan of anime, the shounen genre in particular. She loves My Hero Academia, Haikyuu!!, Jujutsu Kaisen, Boruto, and is obsessed with One Piece.
