My Hero Academia Season 6 Sets November 2026 Netflix Debut After Delay
Netflix confirmed Season 6 will stream starting November 19, 2026, after its planned June 1 premiere was pushed back.
Netflix has confirmed that My Hero Academia Season 6 will begin streaming on the platform on November 19, 2026, according to cbr.com. The news follows the postponement of an earlier planned June 1, 2026 release.
Season 6 comprises 25 episodes and adapts the Paranormal Liberation War and Dark Hero arcs of Kohei Horikoshi's original manga. The anime is produced by studio Bones.
The final Season 8 is not yet available on Netflix, and no release date for it on the platform has been announced.
Separately, pre-registration has opened for My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile, the mobile version of My Hero Ultra Rumble from developer Byking and publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment.
Series background
The My Hero Academia mainline anime concluded in 2025. It premiered in 2016, two years after Horikoshi's manga debuted in Weekly Shonen Jump, and amassed 170 episodes across eight seasons, plus 11 OVAs and an epilogue special titled 'More.' The anime won four awards at the 10th Crunchyroll Anime Awards earlier this year, including Anime of the Year.
Quick answers
When does My Hero Academia Season 6 arrive on Netflix?
It begins streaming on November 19, 2026.
How many episodes are in My Hero Academia Season 6?
Season 6 consists of 25 episodes.
Is My Hero Academia Season 8 on Netflix?
No, the final Season 8 is not yet available on Netflix and has no announced release date there.