My Hero Academia Season 4 to have several antagonists, Kai to ally League of Villains

Since the announcement of My Hero Academia Season 4 in the 44 issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine by Shueisha, fans are passionate to know what can happen in everyone’s favourite anime series. The fourth season will feature a new internship arc where Deku will be seen teaming up with All Might. This was revealed in the official poster on the series’ website.

My Hero Academia Season 4 will deal with Big 3 (new Pro-Heroes like Nighteye) who was introduced during the last phase of Season 3, including one of the new villains named Overhaul. The upcoming season is likely to show those new characters uniting in big ways over the next arc of the series. Even one more antagonist, Kai Chisaki will also be seen in the next season in a direct clash with Izuku Midoriya, who was previously seen as a boy born with superpowers who dreamt of becoming a hero.

EconoTimes noted that My Hero Academia Season 4 will see the introduction of Big 3 to Class 1-A. The group is highly known for being the best performing students in the Hero Internships consisting of Nejire, Tamaki and Mirio (the third year students). The source further noted that the upcoming season will focus more on Overhaul (the new antagonist mentioned above) and the League of Villains.

On the other hand, another dangerous antagonist, Kai Chisaki (who was already teased in Season 3) will bring a catastrophe in the city. Kai is marketing a drug, which allows the destruction of the quirk (superpower is a popular culture term for an imaginary superhuman ability) factor of a person. Otakukurt revealed that Kai will utilize a girl named Eri to bring havoc. Even Kai will also join hand with the League of Villains although it is not a complete alliance as there is likely to be hostility on both the sides.

The release of My Hero Academia Season 4 is set to take place sometime in October, but now you can enjoy watching Season 1 (English dub) free on Amazon Video (only if you’re residing in the United States). No one knows how long this special offer will continue, so it’s better to pick up the advantage.