My Hero Academia season 7 release schedule: When is episode 18 out?
The seventh season is nearing its conclusion.
The seventh season of My Hero Academia is nearing its conclusion, with just a few more episodes left until the finale.
There have been plenty of exciting developments in the latest run, with last week's episode, The Chain Thus Far, seeing the battle against Toga’s Sad Man’s Parade come to the fore.
The story continues in this week's instalment – titled Hopes – as the show's main protagonists rally after suffering some major blows from their rivals.
While some fans had feared that My Hero Academia season 7 would be the last, that is now looking less likely as its enduring popularity and continuing source material suggests there's more road to travel.
The question now is: when is season 7 episode 18 set to land? Read on to find out when you can catch the new episodes, wherever you are.
How many episodes in My Hero Academia season 7?
The new run will follow various arcs from the manga and is expected to consist of 21 episodes, so lots to keep us entertained for the next few months at least.
When is My Hero Academia episode 18 out?
My Hero Academia season 7 episode 18 is expected to release on Crunchyroll on Saturday 21st September at 10:30am, provided there are no more delays, of course.
Previously, episode 13 was pushed back from 10th August to 17th August. According to Anime Corner, the delay was due to the arrival of the Olympics and related broadcasts. It was the latest in a succession of delays throughout the current run.
We'll keep this page updated with news of any further delays on a week-to-week basis.
What time do new episodes of My Hero Academia come out?
New episodes of My Hero Academia season 7 will be released at 10:30am BST in the UK, which equates to the following times around the world:
- 2:30am Pacific Time
- 3:30am Mountain Standard Time
- 4:30am Central Daylight Time
- 5:30am Eastern Time
My Hero Academia season 7 release schedule
As things stand, this is the expected release schedule for My Hero Academia season 7 – but bear in mind there could be some delays, and so this list is subject to change.
We'll keep the page updated when we hear news of any changes, though, so do keep checking back for the latest.
The season will run for 21 episodes, and you can find the expected release schedule for the first 17 episodes below:
- Episode 1 - In the Nick of Time! A Big-Time Maverick from the West! – Saturday 4th May (out now)
- Episode 2 - Specter – Saturday 11th May (out now)
- Episode 3 - Villain - Saturday 18th May (out now)
- Episode 4 - The Story of How We All Became Heroes - Saturday 25th May (out now)
- Episode 5 - Let You Down - Saturday 1st June (out now)
- Episode 6 - Division - Saturday 8th June (out now)
- Episode 7 - Inflation - Saturday 15th June (out now)
- Episode 8 - Two Flashfires - Saturday 22nd June (out now)
- Episode 9 - Extras - Saturday 29th June (out now)
- Episode 10 - Wounded Hero, Burning Bright and True!! - 13th July (out now)
- Episode 11 - Light Fades to Rain - Saturday 20th July (out now)
- Episode 12 - Those Who Defend, Those Who Violate - Saturday 3rd August (out now)
- Episode 13 - A Chain of Events, Across the Ages - Saturday 17th August (out now)
- Episode 14 - Together with Shoji - Saturday 24th August (out now)
- Episode 15 - Butterfly Effect - Saturday 31st August (out now)
- Episode 16 - The Chain Thus Far - Saturday 7th September (out now)
- Episode 17 - Hopes - Saturday 14th September (out now)
- Episode 18 - It's a Small World - Saturday 21st September
My Hero Academia season 7 cast
- Izuku Midoriya — Daiki Yamashita / Justin Briner
- Katsuki Bakugo — Nobuhiko Okamoto / Clifford Chapin
- All Might — Kenta Miyake / Christopher R Sabat
- Ochaco Uraraka — Ayane Sakura / Luci Christian
- Tenya Ida — Kaito Ishikawa / J Michael Tatum
- Tsuyu Asui — Aoi Yuki / Monica Rial
- Minoru Mineta — Ryo Hirohashi / Brina Palencia
You can watch My Hero Academia on Crunchyroll.
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