The second installment in the Boku no Hero Academia movie franchise.
The aspiring heroes of UA Class 1-A have been given a new training opportunity during their winter break: To establish and maintain their own professional Hero Agency on the idyllic island of Nabu far off the coast of Japan. There, they'll experience the everyday travails of being heroes, for the first time without the support of their instructors or chaperons. It's a challenging assignment, but one the plucky students of UA are more than equipped to face – that is, until the arrival of a team of villains lead by the ruthless Nine and his eerily familiar quirk. Cut off from any backup and facing their greatest threat yet, it's up to Deku, Bakugo, and their classmates to face unspeakable danger to protect not only the people of the island, but the future of all Hero society.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Here I was recently doubting whether the MHA anime series really was deserving of being one of the best modern anime...boy was I silly to let all the great anime released recently fog my memory. This 2nd My Hero Academia Movie solidifies the series as being far and away the best modern day shounen.…
# ~~~__The Decline of My Hero Academy Part 2: Heroes Rising__~~~
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~~~[Season 4](https://anilist.co/review/13414) ~~~
~~~__(This is the last part of a series of videos and reviews called The Decline of My Hero Academy. If you only want a review of Heroes…
Just finished seeing this and theaters and it was pretty good.
For starters, this is way better than any of the Naruto and some of the Pokemon movies all thanks to one aspect: the *** tier animation. Most anime movies based on a long-running series always have good fight animation (minus some of th…
Despite its villains and climax causing it to stumble in places, it's fun to see Class 1-A solve problems on their own.
[Note: You should definitely watch up to the end of Season 3 before watching this. I heard people say you should watch up to mid Season 4, but the movie only marginally makes note of something in that for a few seconds. Technically you could watch this without experiencing My Hero Academia at all an…