My Hero Academia
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Synopsis
In a society where 80% of people have superpowers called Quirks, Izuku Midoriya is part of the unlucky 20% who got nothing. Zero powers, zero prospects, just a notebook full of obsessive hero analysis and a dream that everyone around him considers delusional. His idol is All Might, the greatest hero alive: think Superman if Superman had a signature smile and a mysterious secret he's hiding from the public. When Izuku crosses paths with All Might under unexpected circumstances, everything he thought he knew about heroes and what it takes to become one gets turned upside down. That's the first two episodes, and honestly, they hit harder emotionally than you'd expect from a shounen setup. The real draw here is how grounded Izuku feels as a protagonist. He's not special because of some hidden bloodline or latent power, but he's a kid who cries a lot and refuses to give up, and Bones animates his journey with the kind of fluid, expressive action sequences that make you rewind fights just to catch the details. The soundtrack knows exactly when to swell. If you liked Black Clover's underdog energy but want tighter pacing across 13 episodes, or if One Punch Man made you love the idea of hero society but you want someone who actually struggles, this is the one. It's a coming-of-age story that just happens to involve superpowers, and it earns every emotional beat.
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Izuku Midoriya
A determined, quirkless teen who becomes the symbol of peace with One For All.
Briner Justin
Katsuki Bakugou
Aggressive and arrogant, Bakugou is a powerful, competitive hero-in-training with an explosive Quirk and a burning desire to be the best.
Chapin Clifford
All Might
The Symbol of Peace, All Might, is a powerful hero with One for All, but his injuries limit his time as a hero.
Sabat Christopher
Ochako Uraraka
Kind, aspiring hero Ochako Uraraka uses her Zero Gravity Quirk to help others, motivated by a desire to support her family.
Christian Luci
Tenya Iida
Serious and studious class president with super-speed Quirk, striving to be a hero like his brother.
Ishikawa Kaito
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-21 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 22.
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i love it
I cried for 6 weeks after it ended
Lurve the plot
Good
Plot is cringe
No comments, just peak. I dont understand what all the hate is about
My first ever anime. Watched it when I was in the 4th grade. Loved it then love it now. Definitely recommended
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My forever fandom
This was my first ever anime and it's so nostalgic to me :) the storyline is good and the characters are dynamic! Y'all better watch this anime (ignore the fandom 😭)
Super good
Peak intertainment
Don't really like the character ... Sorry
My favorite
i actually enjoyed other then some fan sevice-y bits. i dont understand the hate.
One of the animes I grew up on, but I think I liked the manga better (I think I like the mangas better than the animes Lmao)
Bakubae is love
I loved My Hero Academia I would recommend it to anyone who is asking for an anime to start off with it was my first anime I had ever watched and overall it's very good the tension between bakugo and deku was so good and on seasons 6 - 8 is where i cried the most :( But I woukd definitely want to watch it for the first time again!
Best new gen,might only be surpassed if Vinland/jjk is done right
The first season is really good; it sets up the world and the characters in a way where you are really rooting for them all. We get to see the overall conflict from the very first episode - villains wanting All Might dead. The season finale did a great job at showing what happened and how the Heroes responded to the threat.
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