My Hero Academia He has already reached the end of his story, but there are still details to be worked out and it seems that our beloved protagonist will still receive some new designs to continue helping others, on this occasion a new uniform that Deku uses for new activities was revealed.

Chapter 428 of the manga My Hero Academia—which you can read here— showed us the heroes still cleaning up the city and trying to deal with their own life at the academy. Let's remember that they are now stars and their new colleagues are on their trail, however, in the last episode we were shown a moment in which they can finally breathe and their colleagues begin to respect them and keep a little distance.

The heroes continue to clean up the mess of war and now that they collect debris, Deku has received an “update” that allows us to see him with a new uniform that makes his tasks easier between cleaning and demolishing structures. The new outfit looks great on him and it's hard work, very different from the hero's previous image.

The desolation is palpable, the heroes continue to rebuild the city, but their spirits are complex, the boys remain somewhat absorbed remembering their respective war wounds. Deku thinks about Shigaraki, Todoroki about his brother and Ochako about Toga. Let's remember how the Todoroki family ended My Hero Academia reveals what happened to Dabi after the war

At the end of the chapter we will be able to see howand Ochako decides to go home as they tell her that her mood keeps improving, but the girl doesn't feel the same and doesn't want to get everyone pregnant with her pain...

Ochako doesn't feel any better, She sheds heartbroken tears on a hill and we see how Deku arrives at just the right moment.. It's time to talk about the feelings of both heroes. What will happen in the next chapter of My Hero Academia?

How many seasons does My Hero Academia have? Where can I watch the anime?

At the moment, the series of My Hero Academia brings together seven seasons and some movies. The shonen superhero title is available on the Crunchyroll platform, which also has the recap available:

• First season: 13 episodes.
• Second season: 26 episodes.
• Third season: 25 episodes.
• Season four: 27 episodes.
• Fifth season: 27 episodes.
• Sixth season: 26 episodes.
• Season 7: airing.
• My Hero Academia Memories: 4 episodes.

You can check them out here.