My Hero Academia is back with season six, and fans are eating up every morsel of its episodes to date. After all, the show is just three episodes in, and it has already made some big moves. From a major death to a few victories, My Hero Academia is doing it all, and the dub is now live for netizens who prefer the cast. And of course, its premiere happened to drop one of the dub’s best lines to date.
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As you can see below, the whole thing came around this past weekend as My Hero Academia put out its English dub. It was there fans kept up with Mirko and Endeavor as the pair infiltrated the hospital where Dr. Garaki hides his experiments. And when the former finds the old man, Mirko channels Bugs Bunny and calls the mad scientist doc. The line is delivered perfectly by Anairis Quiñones, and at this point, fans agree the line should be canon to the manga.
What’s Going on Season Six
The anime’s dub is now taking on season six, and given what we’ve seen from My Hero Academia this month, we know its run this year will be wild. With just a few episodes out, season six has already put out heroes in some tough spots, and Mirko is bearing the brunt of its damage. The anime’s Japanese broadcast has Mirko battling a horde of High-End Nomu, after all. We have seen what those monsters can do to Endeavor, and right now, Mirko is bodying the beasts solo.
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Outside of the hospital, My Hero Academia season six has another battle going on in the city. Heroes from across Japan are ready to invade the Paranormal Liberation Army’s home base, after all. Hawks and Twice have been busy battling, and Class 1-A and 1-B have joined that war effort. But as manga readers know, things are going to get much worse in this war before they begin getting better.
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