My Hero Academia review

My Hero Academia is a show about a kid born in a world where 80% of the world’s population has a power. In this world they call these powers quirks. The boy, whose name is Izuku Midorya, looks up to this one hero named All Might who is the number 1 hero at the time and wants to be exactly like him. But something happened as a kid: his quirk never awakened. One day he went to the doctor to see why he had not developed a quirk. He faced the sad truth that he would never get a quirk.

I like My Hero Academia because of the story and sometimes it can be boring but then it gets interesting again and again. Every season is better than the last and every episode is better than the one before. Sometimes it can be sad, exciting, and many other emotions. At first when I started watching My Hero Academia it felt real slow and boring but around the middle of season 3 is when it got very, very interesting. Many things happened – I won’t spoil too much but let’s say a huge secret got out.

There is much more to My Hero Academia than just that though. There is much more to it. Like the story line is also very interesting and the fight scenes are also cool. If you are wondering where to watch it it is available on Crunchyroll and Hulu. I like My Hero Academia because it is interesting to watch for me. Overall, I think My Hero Academia is a good anime to watch on your free time because you might start to like it.