MY HERO ACADEMIA Sneak Peek at AnimeExpo

When I found out I would get to watch the first episode of My Hero Academia Season 4, I was shook to say the least. This was the event that I was most looking forward to at Anime Expo in…

When I found out I would get to watch the first episode of My Hero Academia Season 4, I was shook to say the least. This was the event that I was most looking forward to at Anime Expo in Los Angeles over the Fourth of July weekend. I was truly surprised that Funimation was actually willing to preview the fourth season this early — the season is scheduled to release on Crunchyroll on October 12th. Watching With Fans Once I arrived, I was greeted by other fans of the series and it was nice to geek out. We all fangirled over Bakugo, of course, and exchanged info. This was a nice surprise because I wasn’t expecting to make any friends at this event.

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Before the premiere, there was a panel with some of the voice cast. The cast included the voices of Shoto Todoroki (David Matranga), Pro Hero Endeavor (Patrick Seitz), Villian Dabi (Jason Liebrecht), Villian Overhaul (Kellen Goff), Big Three’s Mirio Togata (Ricco Fajardo) and the Japanese voice actress of Mt. Lady and Toru Hagakure (Kaori Nazuka). The panel itself was light-hearted, entertaining, and informative. I’m not normally a fan of panels with voice actors talking about how they got to where they are, but this o…

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