My Hero Academia Season 4

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Its safer to say it now than ever that MHA is on a quest to reinvent the idea there is more to heroing than powers, especially in season 4,. The season is overflowing with emotional storylines, and we can finally witness our heroes doing some normal teenage stuff after a long time. While 1 A preps for the upcoming school festival, be ready to get some sweet surprises and also experience the passion behind why our young heroes intend to be heroes in the first place. You will laugh, get angry and even cry, but I promise you will not complain.

Interestingly, a hostage situation is unique. Mirio serves as a pivotal turning point in Deku’s personal growth—he’s like a catalyst. Hence, by introducing him, it inadvertently drives people to like him. Because Mirio is a suitable candidate, they bring that conflict by taking away Mirio’s quirk. Still, I wish Mirio gets his quirk back!

Man, this was amazing! I loved this episode—it was thrilling and incredibly high-stakes for a season finale. Plus, that post-credits scene really built anticipation for what’s coming next. Things are only getting more exciting!

Well, that was definitely a great season finale episode. It really felt like the start of Endeavor’s redemption arc. The animation was chef’s kiss, the fight was spectacular, and the tension was perfectly done. I seriously can’t wait for moreee!

I honestly feel for Natsuo because you can’t just easily forgive someone who made your childhood miserable. But man, watching Endeavor fight was incredible. This finale was such a banger and genuinely gave me goosebumps.

Loved this episode! Especially that cliffhanger—it really kept me hooked and wondering what would happen next. The flow of this episode was so smooth, starting calm and story-focused before suddenly hitting us with a thrilling ending.

This episode was calmer and more focused on story progression. I kinda liked the Hero Billboard part—it was funny but also pretty impressive, lol. The ending got a bit tense, though, and really built anticipation for the next episode.

I don’t care what anyone says, I love this episode! Eri is just too pure and adorable 🥹 Nothing too tense happened here, and it honestly felt like a breather episode focused entirely on bringing joy. Class 1-A really did amazing.

I actually liked this episode a lot. Surprisingly, it felt moving and a little heartbreaking. Gentle and La Brava were really interesting characters and gave me a different perspective on villains.

I like how smoothly this episode progressed while steadily building tension and excitement. It felt like a setup for what’s coming next and definitely made me look forward to it even more.

This episode was amazing! No fights or high-stakes situations, but it was definitely flashy ✨ I love how this episode highlighted Jiro and Eri. It felt so wholesome and was just pure happiness from start to finish.

Didn’t expect this episode to be emotional and a little heartbreaking. I really like these kinds of villains—different and unique in their own way. The fight scenes in this episode were incredible, too.

I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that it was Chrissy Costanza singing. Like, how did she even end up here? I love her! Anyway, I loved this episode—so wholesome, cute, and a little emotional. T^T Eri was adorable!

This episode was unexpected. I never thought Gentle and La Brava’s dynamic would be this emotional. I actually like their characters now because they feel different from the usual villains, and it’s refreshing to see that.

I’d honestly feel bad if this villain ended up ruining the festival—he’d truly be a villain then, lol. Anyway, this episode had some solid fight scenes, even if the villain felt quirky, intriguing, and a bit annoying at times.

The fight scenes were really good, but I still feel a bit weird about the villain here. He doesn’t even look that threatening, lol. Still, it was a great episode that built more anticipation, especially toward the end.

I don’t really know how to explain it, but Gentle feels like a villain straight out of Powerpuff Girls or something, lol. His resolve didn’t fully land for me, but the ticking clock aspect still made the fight pretty thrilling.

The new villains are a bit weird, but I guess that’s what makes them more interesting. I liked how this episode focused more on the students and the School Festival. Plus, we get to see Eri again—so cute! >.<