What Year Does My Hero Academia Take Place In?

DescribingHail·a year ago

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HouselingMoon·a year ago

Horikoshi seems to have left the precise year a mystery, focusing more on the coolness of Quirks rather than a calendar date.

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RemovingMyth·a year ago

My Hero Academia takes place in a futuristic world, but the exact year is never explicitly mentioned in the series!

ManningAndy·a year ago

It's not specified. It's like when you're reading a fairy tale – the exact year doesn't matter!

SinkingDuel·a year ago

Trust me, I've watched it all – they never say the exact year. But hey, who needs dates when you have epic battles?

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