While My Hero Academia has plenty of beloved characters, there are plenty others that fans hate with a passion.

My Hero Academia's detailed universe and spinoffs have allowed the series to extend well beyond its original story.

Eraserhead, one of My Hero Academia’s most iconic characters and titular teacher of the original series’s Class 1-A, is getting to show off his pro-hero skills in episode 2 of My Hero Academia: ...

While the character certainly commands respect in the My Hero Academia universe, his limitations become apparent when faced with the uniquely devastating abilities of certain antagonists.

Vigilantes reveals one of the main vigilantes is quirkless, setting up the idea heroes can come from all walks of life, just ...

My Hero Academia never gave Stain's character any meaningful conclusion, which is mostly unfortunate given his thematic importance in the story. Some fans might not agree to this because of his ...

I love My Hero Academia's world. It's simple ... A spinoff series that focuses on a different set of characters who aren't officially recognized as heroes is such a brilliant concept.

Subverting the typical format for superhero stories, My Hero Academia takes place in a world ... will hit harder once you've seen more of this character, later in the show's run.

According to SheKnows, Stephen Graham and Jack Throne, the creators of the show, had previously stated that the final episode ...

The universe of My Hero Academia is vast and has introduced us to characters who challenge the conventional meaning of being a Hero. We have two protagonists from different backgrounds, and fans often ...