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The exact release date of “My Hero Academia” season 4 episode 1 is still unknown. But anime fans can expect the premiere to immediately have an action-packed fighting sequence. Overhaul’s group and the League of Villains will likely have an interesting fight in their supposed first meeting.
The final moments of season 3 showed Overhaul arriving at the League of Villains headquarters. Fans who have also been following the manga series likely understood that Overhaul is, indeed, going to be the main villain in the next season. Meanwhile, “My Hero Academia” season 4 episode 1 will probably pick up on this meeting.
As mentioned, however, the supposedly alliance-forging meeting will go south. Apparently, Overhaul is not there to be a subordinate of the organization. Instead, the leader of the Eight Precepts of Death wants the League of Villains to be his subordinates. Of course, that will not sit well with the members of the latter in “My Hero Academia” season 4 episode 1.
Overhaul immediately becomes critical of everything about the League of Villains. He picks apart the state of their hideout in “My Hero Academia” season 4 episode 1. Then Overhaul will imply that Tomura has no astounding vision, thus, cannot effectively lead the band of villains. These snide comments force Magne to attack Overhaul but it would only result in the former’s quick death.
Disastrous is the right way to describe this upcoming meeting in “My Hero Academia” season 4 episode 1. There will be exchanges of attacks and Overhaul will also lose one team member. But he remains calm and later decides that they are at a standoff. He insists, however, that if the League of Villains changes its decisions about making their leader they should call him.
Meanwhile, “My Hero Academia” season 4 episode 1 might also bring fans back to U.A. Academy. One of the most possible scenes included in the premiere is another meeting — a more peaceful one — as Toshinori summons Izuku and Mirio to the academy’s nap room. “My Hero Academia” season 4 will be released in October.
