My Hero Academia may be a fairly typical shonen, but it does shonen really, really well. Most of the characters are extremely likable, the world is well-fleshed out, the stories are exciting, and the animation is some of the best in anime today.
If you love fight scenes, emotional story arcs, and big stakes, then you’ll definitely love this series.
But if you’re watching on Netflix, we get back to the big problem I mentioned earlier. The My Hero Academia anime is currently airing its seventh season, and with only four seasons available to stream, Netflix watchers are going to be way, way behind.
Don’t get me wrong, the first four seasons have some of the best episodes in the show, but you’re going to want to keep watching as soon as you finish up that fourth season finale.
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