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The My Hero Academia Season 6 anime TV series will finish the second saga of the Boku no Hero Academia manga.

Instead of a recap episode, Boku no Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 0 (FUNimation lists it as My Hero Academia Episode 89) is called “All Hands on Deck! Class 1-A!”. The story is described as such:

It will be a day where anime fans race to their TV screens at max speed, Plus Ultra! The Boku no Hero Academia Season 5 trailer has given fans a tease of the next stage in Izuku Midoriya’s story.

Animation studio Bones will produce My Hero Academia Season 5. Bones has multiple sub-studios labeled A through E. Studio C is led by producer Yoshihiro Oyabu, and it works exclusively on the Boku no Hero Academia anime series.

The My Hero Academia Season 5 OP (opening) theme song music “No. 1” was performed by DISH, while the ED (ending) song “Footprints (Ashiato)” was performed by The Peggies.

For those still catching up on watching the anime, the fourth season of the My Hero Academia anime began airing on October 12, 2019. The English dub for the My Hero Academia S4 Toonami premiere started up on November 9, 2019, while FUNimation and Hulu have been providing the international simuldub as the episodes release in Japan.

Thankfully, the Boku no Hero Academia Season 5 release date was not impacted over the long term.

Fortunately, the wait for My Hero Academia Season 5 is made easier with the announcement of new episodes called My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training (Boku no Hero Academia: Ikinokore! Kesshi no Survival Kunren).

There is also the spinoff manga series My Hero Academia: Vigilantes by writer Hideyuki Furuhashi and artist Betten Court. Already up to Volume 7 in Japanese (and Volume 6 in English), many fans are hoping the manga will receive a

The fifth season will likely cover the story arcs that span Chapters 191 through 240. That means that Boku no Hero Academia S5 should pick up again by adapting Chapters 191 and 193 of the Pro Hero story arc. Since there is a small time skip, it would be a good starting point for My Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 1.

Oddly enough, the setting of the story of the Heroes Rising movie was significantly ahead of the My Hero Academia Season 5 anime in the overall timeline. In fact, Heroes Rising movie director Nagasaki Kenji has said, “If we take into consideration the timeline of Season 4, this movie takes place quite sometime after the current events in the anime.”