'My Hero Academia' to release a 2-episode anime special ahead of Season 6

We don't have to wait too long for new "My Hero Academia" content.

According to a report on Anime News Network, Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump has announced that the series will be getting a two-episode special this June.

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One of the episodes will feature an original story about pro heroes competing against each other in baseball, the report added.

Gang Orca and Shishido will be leading their teams — which includes UA students — to get to the top.

The special will be released ahead of the anime series' upcoming sixth season.

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Based on the manga by Kohei Horikoshi, "My Hero Academia" follows Midoriya Izuku, previously Quirkless, as he works to be a hero in a superpowered world.

Season 5 of the anime premiered in March 2021. —JCB, GMA News