My Hero Academia Creator Shows Off Class B's Best Girls With Special Sketch
My Hero Academia's sixth season has given the Class 1-B students more of a spotlight ever since the Joint Training arc showed what they could do back in the fifth season, and the creator behind it all is showing some love to some of the standouts with a special new sketch. The sixth season of the anime has been a very rough one for the heroes, and things have only gotten tougher in the last few episodes as Tomura Shigaraki has returned to the battlefield to shake things up. This has led to each of the students getting their own big moments too.
My Hero Academia made sure to give Class 1-B's students some big moments as Momo Yaoyorozu and the others formed a major plan to try and stop Gigantomachina's rampage, but the newest episode unfortunately revealed that their efforts were in vain as they continue to see the monster charge forth. It's here we got some small moments from Class 1-B's Kinoko Komori and Setsuna Tokage, and series creator Kohei Horikoshi dropped some special new art for the two:
— 堀越耕平 (@horikoshiko) November 27, 2022
How to Watch My Hero Academia Season 6
Following showing off more of Class 1-A and 1-B's various skills as they have grown over the last few years since becoming hero students in full during the fifth season of the series, Season 6 has seen the various students using their quirks to work with one another as they tried to take down Gigantomachia. But the season and fight against the villains is far from over, and it's a reality that is crushing the young heroes in the current episodes of the series.
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As My Hero Academia Season 6 continues and reaches the climax of the Paranormal Liberation Front War arc, the hero students will be tested more so than ever before. The anime's really only getting started from this point on, and if you wanted to check it out as the new episodes hit, you can now find My Hero Academia now streaming with Crunchyroll along with the first five seasons of the series too.
How do you like Kohei Horikoshi's tribute to some of Class 1-B's big standouts? Let us know all of your thoughts about it in the comments! You can even reach out to me directly about all things animated and other cool stuff @Valdezology on Twitter!
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