Jan 20, 2017 02:32 PM EST By Ava Jones, UniversityHerald Reporter

"My Hero Academia" Season 2 is almost here and it was recently confirmed that the members of Class 1B will welcome new people. Three new characters were introduced last week and they will be joined by two more new characters named Ibara Shiozaki and Neito Monoma. How will they affect the story line of the next season of the anime version of "Boku No Hero Academia"?

"My Hero Academia" New Characters

The new members of Class B will be voiced by talents Miho Masaka as Miho and Kouhei Amasaki as Neito, Crunchy Roll reported. They are brand new voice actors but they will add color to the rich storyline that "My Hero Academia" has. Last week, actors Saki Ogasawara, Kouji Okino, and Azu Sakura were announced to voice the characters Itsuka Kendou, Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu, and Mei Hatsume respectively.  

Itsuka will play the no-filter girl who is also spirited, while Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu is a hot headed boy. Mei Hatsume, on the other hand, plays the tomboy who can zoom things from 5km away. The characteristics of the two new casts remain a mystery.

"My Hero Academia" Season 2 What to Expect

Meanwhile, if anime fans want to know what happened to Izuku and All Might, all they need to do is flip through the pages of the manga "Boku No Hero Academia". Written and illustrated by Kohei Horikoshi, the manga version will lead fans as far as the series Season 3. But if fans want to have a spoiler-free experience, all they need to do is to wait until April 2017, Comic Book reported.

Season 2 of "My Hero Academia" will showcase 13 episodes all in all. Its first season, which was warmly received, sets the standard high and if Season 2 proves to be any good, it wouldn't take too long before it will receive praises as well. The 13 episodes really are for fan hearts' content. 

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