"Boku no Hero Academia" second season set to premier in April

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The underdog story set in a world where superheroes are the majority makes its comeback with a second season to the delight of fans. Premiering on April 3, 2016 “Boku no Hero Academia” ran for a total of thirteen episodes before ending its first season on June 26 with fans eagerly waiting for the next season to be released upon of one being produced after the first season’s end.

Now the wait is over, as of Saturday the official “Boku no Hero Academia” site has announced the release date of the new season to be on April 2017 and is set to occur during the U.A. Sports Festival arc of Kōhei Horikoshi’s original manga. Additional to this the website has also released a new key visual illustrated by character designer and chief animation director Yoshihiko Umakoshi.

As one of the top shounen anime this year “Boku no Hero Academia’s” second season is sure o hold high expectations from its and with the looks of the promotional video that has been re;eased there is much to see for the new season.

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