Fans are itching to watch what will happen in “My Hero Academia” Season 4 and all of the action that comes with it. However, it was recently announced that the premiere of the season would be moved to October of this yet, disappointing many viewers in the process. It would seem that a lot of this might be due to “My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.” If so, the delay was worth it.
With news about “My Hero Academia” Season 4 being scarce of late, there isn’t much for fans to dig into. Among the latest coverage of the upcoming season is by Den of Geek, which suggest that the anime’s premiere was delayed due to work on “My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.” If so, a lot of fans would agree that it was worth it.
Watching the fight scenes in “My Hero Academia” Season 4 will undoubtedly be epic, but there is also no denying the fact that the movie was beyond amazing. It gained worldwide acclaim and a lot of this is due to the amount of time that the animators put into it. If this means that the fourth season’s premiere will be pushed back, then so be it.
It’s pretty much a given that “My Hero Academia” Season 4 is going to be a hit, anyway, particularly with this being the most exciting one so far. This is basically the season where Deku can use One-For-All at full power without risking some permanent damage. As to how he will be able to do this, the answer lies in a little girl who will pose the most danger to the entire world of “My Hero Academia.”
“My Hero Academia” Season 4 is scheduled to premiere in October and will mostly be composed of the Internship arc. There were no specific dates given, but this particular tidbit should be made public shortly before the new season airs.


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