My Hero Academia season 7 episode 4 release date and time, where to watch, and more

The fourth episode of season 7 of My Hero Academia is set to come out on Saturday, May 25, 2024, at 5:30 PM JST and 5:30 AM EDT. The anime will first air on networks such as Yomiuri TV, Nippon TV, and their affiliates. Following its television broadcast, the episode will be accessible for streaming both domestically and internationally.

In the previous episode, viewers saw Star and Stripe’s defeat as Shigaraki successfully stole New Order. However, one last move from Star and Stripe completely changed the game – New Order would turn against all other Quirks. This led to Shigaraki’s body breaking apart and his Quirks being destroyed. This final act served as Cathleen Bate’s ultimate gift to Japan.

My Hero Academia season 7 episode 4: Release Date and Time

Izuku Midoriya in My Hero Academia (Image via Studio Bones)

According to the official website of the anime, the fourth episode of My Hero Academia season 7 is scheduled to air on Saturday, May 25, 2024, at 05:30 PM JST.

Additionally, it is important for fans to be aware that although the episode will be simulcast globally, the exact release times may differ depending on where viewers are located.

Despite simulcast streaming, Crunchyroll has announced a one-hour delay for the international release of the next episode of My Hero Academia season 7. As a result, viewers will be able to watch episode 4 at the following time:

Time Zone	Release Time	Release Day	Release Date
Pacific Daylight Time	02:30 am	Saturday	May 25, 2024
Eastern Daylight Time	05:30 am	Saturday	May 25, 2024
British Summer Time	09:30 am	Saturday	May 25, 2024
Central European Standard Time	10:30 am	Saturday	May 25, 2024
Indian Standard Time	03:00 pm	Saturday	May 25, 2024
Philippine Standard Time	05:30 pm	Saturday	May 25, 2024
Japanese Standard Time	05:30 pm	Saturday	May 25, 2024
Australian Central Standard Time	07:00 pm	Saturday	May 25, 2024

Where to find My Hero Academia season 7 episode 4?

The debut of My Hero Academia season 7 episode 4 will take place on Japanese networks including Yomiuri TV, Nippon TV, and its 29 affiliated channels across the country. The episode will then be accessible for streaming on multiple local platforms.

These platforms consist of Hulu, ABEMA, Amazon Prime Video, d Anime Store, Disney+, and others. For fans outside of these locations, the anime episode will become available on Crunchyroll and Netflix.

Recap of My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 3

Tomura Shigaraki and the League in My Hero Academia (Image via Studio Bones)

The third episode of season 7 of My Hero Academia covered chapters 335 to 338 (midway), focusing on the growth of Class 1-A. As previously mentioned by All Might, the once fragile students have blossomed into formidable Heroes. Class 1-A’s progress is truly impressive.

The scene opened in AFO’s cave, where Shigaraki was in agony and his comrades from the League surrounded him. As AFO and Shigaraki’s minds merged, they were faced with the revelation that they had not obtained New Order. However, they had successfully overcome a significant obstacle. Furthermore, it was discovered that one of AFO’s associates, known as a mole, was present at U.A.

The focus then shifts to Class 1-A’s training session, where the young Heroes impress with their progress. Viewers also gain further understanding of Katsuki Bakugo’s new technique, Cluster, while witnessing Shoto Todoroki’s efforts to embrace his flame side and withstand Dabi’s intense heat.

The class came together and discussed the current situation, highlighting three key points – Firstly, AFO and his crew were skilled at remaining undetected. Secondly, the previous encounter with an incomplete Shigaraki had now made him even stronger. And thirdly, the Villains had the upper hand with their surprise attack.

Yuga Aoyama in My Hero Academia (Image via Studio Bones)

The setting changes once again, uncovering the true identity of the spy at U.A. High School. Toru Hagakure, who had been concealing herself in the woods, overhears a discussion between Yuga Aoyama and his parents. To everyone’s surprise, it is exposed that he had been providing the Villains with information from the very start, including during the attack on USJ. Additionally, it is revealed that Yuga was born without a Quirk and was given one by AFO, resulting in him owing a debt to him.

Just as Deku arrived, he noticed the family and shared his concern for Yuga, who seemed distressed. Yuga was merely a pawn in AFO’s control. In order to safeguard his parents, Yuga pushed them aside and aimed his Navel Laser at Deku.

However, Toru intervenes and explains that her Quirk enables her to bend and manipulate light. This is the first time viewers get to see the true appearance of the Invisible Girl. Suddenly, Deku uses Black Whip to restrain everyone, and eventually, the Aoyama family is brought before U.A. officials and All Might.

Despite the beans being spilled, Yuga still considered himself a Villain. However, Deku countered by reminding him to embrace his inner self and strive to become a Hero. As AFO’s location remained unknown, Aoyama could serve as a decoy and potentially lead them directly to him.

What to expect in season 7, episode 4 of My Hero Academia

Class 1-A in My Hero Academia (Image via Studio Bones)

Considering Studio Bones’ current pace, it is probable that My Hero Academia season 7 episode 4 will cover chapters 338 to 341/342. As Aoyama remains under police custody, the students of 1-A prepare themselves for the upcoming battle. In the upcoming episode, we may witness the comeback of Mei Hatsume as Deku and Iida strive for costume modifications.

Furthermore, fans can anticipate the appearance of the Ragdoll from the Wild Wild Pussy Cats in addition to Shouta Aizawa’s role in My Hero Academia season 7 episode 4 as he is summoned to question Yuga Aoyama. The episode may also explore the actions of the League of Villains on the other hand.