My Hero Academia Season 3
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Synopsis
A summer training camp in the woods sounds like a wholesome school trip for Deku and his classmates, until the League of Villains shows up and turns everything sideways. That's the setup for My Hero Academia Season 3, and it's where the series really stops pulling its punches. The first chunk of this 25-episode TV series is all about the students pushing their Quirks to the limit under pro hero supervision, think creative power training montages where everyone's figuring out new ways to use abilities they've barely scratched the surface of. Then the villain attack hits, and suddenly these kids who were doing mock battles are fighting for their lives. Studio Bones goes hard on the animation here, and some of the fights in this season are genuinely the best the series has produced. There's a specific showdown later on that people still talk about years after it aired, and the buildup to it earns every second. What keeps it grounded is that the stakes feel personal. Characters you've spent two seasons getting attached to are in real danger, and the fallout from this arc reshapes the whole world of the show. If you liked the energy of Mob Psycho 100 or the power scaling in One Punch Man but want something with a larger ensemble cast and real consequences, this is the season where My Hero Academia proves it belongs in that conversation. The 2018 run holds up well.
Episode Guide
Characters
Izuku Midoriya
A determined UA student, Izuku Midoriya uses his inherited One For All Quirk to become a hero.
Briner Justin
Katsuki Bakugou
Aggressive and arrogant, Bakugou is a prodigious hero-in-training with an explosive Quirk and a burning rivalry with Midoriya.
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
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 70-124 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 125.
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Izuku and All Might are one in the same.
This episode was so powerful for All Might as he fights his arch enemy, but also for the students who are always getting in the way of pro hero work. I love them so much, but holy hell, they are stupid
honestly, i kinda felt bad for Shigaraki in this episode. (he's just a boy. NOT JUSTIFYING HIS BEHAVIOUR)
As the season drags on, the more the tone of the show shifts, creating such an emotional reaction for those watching. One episode we are devistated at the injuries our favourite characters had, and now we're rooting for them to win.
This episode = izuku getting even more injured (oh my boy) and the general public hating on U.A.
Such a good episode for Tokoyami and Bakugou - it shows that they are strong will still being students and susceptible to being taken down
Loved seeing new POVs, especially from class 1-B. There dynamics are amazing and I want to see more of them
An interesting episode about the students figuring how new moves with their powers
This episode is sooo cute! I love how all the characters are getting a chance to get closer to each other. And I adore Tsu's emotional speech about feeling useless. I admire her courage for being able to talk to her friends
This episode is really emotional - I just love Izuku and his mum's relationship soo much. It means the world to me
Favourite one out of each season
Midoriya is everyone's hero.
this is a good arc, and it's only the beginning of it. I can't wait for the rest
a decent episode - i really resonate with Kota's view of heroes. i would hate heroes if my parents died. it would be devistating to watch it happen again and again
This episode of My Hero Academia is very emotional because of how it constantly shifts tone. It starts with Class A arguing, then quickly turns serious when Izuku Midoriya receives bad news from the doctor, but still decides to push forward and save Katsuki Bakugo. What makes it stand out is how it mixes emotions so smoothly. The teamwork when the others join Midoriya shows how much they care about each other, and it makes the mission feel more personal and high-stakes. Then the disguise moment brings a rare bit of humour, which makes the episode feel lighter for a moment before it shifts again into tension with U.A. being criticised by the media after the incident. It ends on a strong emotional note, with Bakugo rejecting the villains and still standing by who he is. Overall, it’s an episode that balances sadness, tension, and character growth really well, and it definitely keeps you invested.
I love this episode! The dynamic between Shoji, Todoroki, and Midoriya felt refreshing and worked really well. The second half was especially emotional, and I genuinely felt for all of them during those moments.
peak
a simple episode about the start of the liscensing exam - it shows that the students are ready to take their heroics to the next level given the fact they understand that everyone is after them
just a really simple filler episode about the students hanging out as a class, but it also serves as an easy transition from season 2 to season 3
this is so cool! Love it
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