10th anniversary Trailer [Subtitled]
My Hero Academia(2016)
2016 · TV SERIES
My Hero Academia
A quirkless teen dreams of becoming a top hero and enrolls in an elite academy, only to face a brutal provisional license exam where rival students will stop at nothing to crush his chances.
Action & AdventureAnimation
In a world where eighty percent of the population possesses some form of super-powered Quirk, Izuku was born with none, making him completely ordinary. Despite this, he remains determined to become a hero and enrolls in a prestigious hero academy. There, he faces his first major challenge in the form of the brutal provisional license exam, a high-stakes competition that brings intense rivalry from students of other schools.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01Izuku Midoriya: OriginApr 3, 2016Rate
Izuku Midoriya has a strong desire to become a hero, despite being one of the few in his generation who was born without a Quirk. His life may take a different course after encountering All Might, the number one hero.
- 1.02What It Takes to Be a HeroApr 10, 2016Rate
Izuku inadvertently discovers All Might's secret, but before he can fully process the revelation, new trouble arises in town. Can All Might manage to save the day once more?
- 1.03Roaring MusclesApr 17, 2016Rate
All Might tells Izuku that he can become a hero, but does he really have what it takes to become one?
- 1.04Start LineApr 24, 2016Rate
At the entrance exam, Izuku falls behind as the other students defeat faux villains left and right. Will he be able to get enough points to pass?
- 1.05What I Can Do for NowMay 1, 2016Rate
It’s Izuku’s first day of high school, and he still can't control his new Quirk. Will he make it to the second day of school with his eccentric new teacher?
- 1.06Rage, You Damn NerdMay 8, 2016Rate
Izuku manages to survive his first day of school and gradually settles into a routine of attending classes and participating in training at U.A. During their first class with All Might, the students are introduced to the fundamentals of hero work and the expectations placed upon them as future heroes.
- 1.07Deku vs. KacchanMay 15, 2016Rate
Izuku faces off against Katsuki in their first class with All Might. Can he and Uraraka defeat the villain team of Katsuki and Tenya before time runs out?
- 1.08Bakugo's Start LineMay 22, 2016Rate
Following the combat training session, the students and All Might review their matches, contemplating their next moves.
- 1.09Yeah, Just Do Your Best, lida!May 29, 2016Rate
Class 1-A must elect a class representative, and all the students are eager to take on the role. How will they decide who is best suited for the position? And what challenges or surprises await them in the upcoming class meeting?
- 1.10Encounter with the UnknownJun 5, 2016Rate
Villains have launched an attack on USJ, and it falls to Class 1-A to stop them. What are the villains seeking? Will All Might be able to save the day once more?
- 1.11Game OverJun 12, 2016Rate
The students of Class 1-A face off against the League of Villains. The question remains whether they will survive long enough for assistance to arrive.
- 1.12All MightJun 19, 2016Rate
All Might has finally shown up, but will he be able to defeat Nomu and save the day?
- 1.13In Each of Our HeartsJun 26, 2016Rate
As the battle at USJ comes to an end, Izuku and All Might reflect on its consequences. At the same time, the villains retreat to regroup and devise their next strategy.
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Credits
Actors
- Daiki Yamashitaas Izuku Midoriya
- Kaito Ishikawaas Tenya Iida (voice) (143 Episodes) , Manga Fukidashi (voice) (2 Episodes)
- Justin Brineras Izuku
- Nobuhiko Okamotoas Katsuki Bakugo (voice) (144 Episodes)
- Yuki Kajias Shoto Todoroki (voice) (144 Episodes)
- Ayane Sakuraas Ochako Uraraka (voice) (143 Episodes) , Reiko Yanagi (voice) (1 Episode)
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Cast & Crew
120 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Daiki Yamashita
as Izuku Midoriya
Kaito Ishikawa
as Tenya Iida (voice) (143 Episodes) , Manga Fukidashi (voice) (2 Episodes)
Justin Briner
as Izuku
Nobuhiko Okamoto
as Katsuki Bakugo (voice) (144 Episodes)
Yuki Kaji
as Shoto Todoroki (voice) (144 Episodes)
Ayane Sakura
as Ochako Uraraka (voice) (143 Episodes) , Reiko Yanagi (voice) (1 Episode)
Kenta Miyake
as All Might (voice) (143 Episodes)
Aoi Yuuki
as Tsuyu Asui (voice) (141 Episodes) , Setsuna Tokage (voice) (1 Episode)
Junichi Suwabe
as Shota Aizawa (voice) (99 Episodes) , Jurota Shishida (voice) (1 Episode)
Koki Uchiyama
as Tomura Shigaraki (voice) (35 Episodes)
Tarusuke Shingaki
as Mirio Togata (voice) (27 Episodes)
Seiran Kobayashi
as Eri (voice) (27 Episodes)
Supporting cast
107Kenjiro Tsuda
as Overhaul (voice) (14 Episodes)
Kiyotaka Furushima
as Hanta Sero (voice) (10 Episodes) , Kido (voice) (3 Episodes) , Mustard (voice) (1 Episode)
Toshiki Masuda
as Boy with Shark Quirk
Tetsu Inada
as Endeavor (voice) (13 Episodes)
Hiro Shimono
as Dabi (voice) (11 Episodes)
Jun Ichi Suwabe
as Jurota Shishida
Toru Nara
as Rikido Sato (voice) (7 Episodes) , Onima (voice) (3 Episodes) , Snipe / Rikido Sato (voice) (1 Episode)
Eri Kitamura
as Mina Ashido (voice) (10 Episodes)
Yuichi Nakamura
as Hawks (voice) (10 Episodes)
Clifford Chapin
as Katsuki
Hiroyuki Yoshino
as Narration (voice) (6 Episodes) , Present Mic (voice) (3 Episodes)
Marina Inoue
as Momo Yaoyorozu (voice) (9 Episodes)
Kei Shindo
as Kyoka Jiro (voice) (6 Episodes) , Fuyumi Todoroki (voice) (2 Episodes) , Kinoko Komori (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryo Hirohashi
as Minoru Mineta (voice) (9 Episodes)
Kosuke Kuwano
as Yuga Aoyama (voice) (7 Episodes) , Hiryu Rin (voice) (1 Episode)
Wataru Hatano
as Hitoshi Shinso (voice) (8 Episodes)
Tasuku Hatanaka
as Denki Kaminari (voice) (8 Episodes)
Kaori Nazuka
as Toru Hagakure (voice) (6 Episodes) , Toru Hagakure / Mt. Lady (voice) (1 Episode) , Mt. Lady (voice) (1 Episode)
Masakazu Nishida
as Mezo Shoji (voice) (4 Episodes) , Kosei Tsuburaba (voice) (2 Episodes) , Sen Kaibara (voice) (1 Episode) , Ectoplasm (voice) (1 Episode)
Shuhei Matsuda
as Vlad King (voice) (7 Episodes) , Gang Orca / Moonfish (voice) (1 Episode)
Kohei Amasaki
as Neito Monoma (voice) (6 Episodes) , Shihai Kuroiro (voice) (1 Episode)
Yoshimasa Hosoya
as Fumikage Tokoyami (voice) (7 Episodes)
Tokuyoshi Kawashima
as Naomasa Tsukauchi (voice) (7 Episodes)
Misato Fukuen
as Himiko Toga (voice) (7 Episodes)
Shin Ichiro Miki
as Sir Nighteye (voice) (6 Episodes)
Kosuke Miyoshi
as Mashirao Ojiro (voice) (6 Episodes)
Takuma Nagatsuka
as Koji Koda (voice) (6 Episodes)
Sayaka Kinoshita
as Mirko (voice) (5 Episodes) , Public Safety Commission President (voice) (1 Episode)
Akio Otsuka
as All For One (voice) (6 Episodes)
Shinnosuke Ogami
as Death Arms (voice) (5 Episodes)
Yasuhiro Takato
as Principal Nezu (voice) (5 Episodes)
Hikaru Midorikawa
as Best Jeanist (voice) (5 Episodes)
Kosuke Takaguchi
as Muscular (voice) (4 Episodes) , Gigantified Villain (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuto Uemura
as Tamaki Amajiki (voice) (4 Episodes)
Kenta Ohkuma
as Cementoss / Manual (voice) (1 Episode) , Cementoss (voice) (1 Episode) , Public Safety Commission Member (voice) (1 Episode) , Nirengeki Shoda (voice) (1 Episode)
Takumu Miyazono
as Slidin' Go (voice) (2 Episodes) , Salaam (voice) (1 Episode) , Himiko's Father (voice) (1 Episode)
Kiyono Yasuno
as Nejire Hado (voice) (3 Episodes)
Shiori Sakurai
as Mei Hatsume (voice) (3 Episodes)
Tsuguo Mogami
as High-End (voice) (2 Episodes) , Mr. Compress (voice) (1 Episode)
Akeno Watanabe
as Midnight (voice) (3 Episodes)
Misato Kawauchi
as Burnin (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ryo Iwasaki
as Spinner (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ami Koshimizu
as Sirius (voice) (3 Episodes)
Tomokazu Sugita
as Skeptic / Tomoyasu Chikazoku (voice) (2 Episodes) , Skeptic (voice) (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Romi Park
as Star and Stripe (voice) (3 Episodes)
Hidenobu Kiuchi
as Ethan Drive (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ryota Takeuchi
as Kenji Tsuragamae (voice) (2 Episodes)
Shohei Kajikawa
as Kendō Rappa (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yuuki Shin
as Natsuo Todoroki (voice) (2 Episodes)
Koji Ishii
as Snatch (voice) (1 Episode) , Snatch (voice) (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Koji Okino
as Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu (voice) (2 Episodes)
Miho Sakurazaka
as Ibara Shiozaki (voice) (2 Episodes)
Mie Sonozaki
as Nana Shimura (voice) (2 Episodes)
Arisa Sekine
as Tenko Shimura (voice) (1 Episode) , Announcer (voice) (1 Episode)
Tomokazu Seki
as Selkie (voice) (2 Episodes)
Masamichi Kitada
as Kamui Woods (voice) (1 Episode) , Gran Torino (voice) (1 Episode)
Atsumi Tanezaki
as Lady Nagant (voice) (2 Episodes)
Fumiko Orikasa
as Yuuga's Mother (voice) (2 Episodes)
Yo Kitazawa
as Power Loader (voice) (2 Episodes)
Kazuyuki Okitsu
as Fat Gum (voice) (2 Episodes)
Michiya Omata
as Young Man (voice) (1 Episode) , Delinquent Student (voice) (1 Episode)
Eiji Hanawa
as Taneo Tokuda (voice) (1 Episode)
Haruto Kuroki
as Aiba's male classmate (voice) (1 Episode)
Soichiro Hoshi
as First One For All (voice) (1 Episode)
Kenji Yamauchi
as Public Safety Commission Executive (voice) (1 Episode)
Fumiko Takekuma
as Woman (voice) (1 Episode)
Mitsuki Nakamura
as Man (voice) (1 Episode)
Masaaki Ihara
as Man (voice) (1 Episode)
Keitaro Tanaka
as Young Man (voice) (1 Episode)
Kei Kawamura
as Tobita's mother (voice) (1 Episode)
Saki Ogasawara
as Itsuka Kendo (voice) (1 Episode)
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
as Yosetsu Awase (voice) (1 Episode)
Youko Taniguchi
as Reporter (voice) (1 Episode)
Hiroki Yasumoto
as 5th generation (voice) (1 Episode)
Rie Murakawa
as Bubble Girl (voice) (1 Episode)
Tomoyuki Shimura
as Villain controlling glass (voice) (1 Episode)
Aya Kawakami
as Izuku's mother (voice) (1 Episode)
Megumi Satou
as Woman (voice) (1 Episode)
Hina Natsume
as Woman (voice) (1 Episode)
Daichi Endo
as Twice (voice) (1 Episode)
Hiroaki Hirata
as Rikiya Yotsubashi (voice) (1 Episode)
Junji Majima
as Koku Hanabata (voice) (1 Episode)
Chrissy Costanza
as Kyoka Jiro (voice) (1 Episode)
Uoken
as PLF Black-Hooded Regiment Officer (voice) (1 Episode)
Satoshi Yamaguchi
as Timothy Agpar (voice) (1 Episode)
Tatsuki Kobe
as Kashiko Kashi (voice) (1 Episode)
Hiroshi Naka
as Yuuga's Father (voice) (1 Episode)
Kaori Yagi
as Ryukyu (voice) (1 Episode)
Chisa Suganuma
as Ragdoll (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuji Murai
as Tajima (voice) (1 Episode)
Mimi Maihane
as Mihaera (voice) (1 Episode)
Michiru Yamazaki
as Kota Izumi (voice) (1 Episode)
Momoko Soyama
as Yuyu Haya (voice) (1 Episode)
Kenta Kamakari
as Edgeshot (voice) (1 Episode)
Meiko Kawasaki
as Mandalay (voice) (1 Episode)
Toshiyuki Morikawa
as Hikage Shinomori (voice) (1 Episode)
Daisuke Ono
as Kudo (voice) (1 Episode)
Seiro Ogino
as Giran (voice) (1 Episode)
Go Inoue
as Stain (voice) (1 Episode)
Takahiro Fujiwara
as Kurogiri (voice) (1 Episode)
Yasuhiro Mamiya
as Gigantomachia (voice) (1 Episode)
Minori Chihara
as Camie Utsushimi (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryota Iwasaki
as Inasa Yoarashi (voice) (1 Episode)
Hiroshi Kamiya
as Young All For One (voice) (1 Episode)
Minoru Inaba
as Kyudai Garaki (voice) (1 Episode)
Yurianne Eve
as Yui Kodai (voice) (1 Episode)
Hiiro Ishibashi
as Koki Terumoto (voice) (1 Episode)
Writers
1Awards & Nominations
9 wins · 5 nominations7th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Won20237th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
5th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Won20215th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
13th Seiyu Awards
- Won201913th Seiyu Awards
3rd Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Won20193rd Crunchyroll Anime Awards
Funimation
- Won2019Funimation
2nd Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Won20182nd Crunchyroll Anime Awards
Japan Expo Awards
- Won2018Japan Expo Awards
- Nom2017Japan Expo Awards
Japan Gold Disc Award
- Won2018Japan Gold Disc Award
Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Won2017Crunchyroll Anime Awards
6th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Nom20226th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
4th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Nom20204th Crunchyroll Anime Awards
Magnolia Award
- Nom2019Magnolia Award
1st Crunchyroll Anime Awards
- Nom20171st Crunchyroll Anime Awards
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Spoiler-Safe Guide
medium confidencesource-verifiedFull episode title list confirmed for all 8 seasons (170 episodes) plus the 2026 bonus special 'More' — sourced from the Wikipedia 'List of My Hero Academia episodes' page. Wikipedia season articles were fetched for all 8 seasons this session. The four corrections above were independently confirmed with at least two sources each. Thirteen Rule 13 category searches were run. Star and Stripe death (S7E2) and Toga death (S7E21) are the most materially significant off-by-one errors found. The All Might vs All For One defeat (S3E11 not S3E10) is a factual episode misattribution. The Ochaco/Izuku 'confirmed' language is an overstatement relative to what the source material explicitly shows.
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Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
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Characters
Izuku Midoriya (Deku) · debut [S1E1✓]
A Quirkless boy who inherits the world's greatest power and must learn to wield it while growing from a terrified fan into the hero who ends the greatest conflict the world has ever known — at the cost of his power.
Katsuki Bakugo (Kacchan) · debut [S1E1✓]
Begins as an arrogant bully who resents Izuku out of insecurity, and across eight seasons transforms into a genuine hero who sacrifices himself twice — once almost fatally — in defense of others.
All Might (Toshinori Yagi) · debut [S1E1✓]
The world's greatest hero — the Symbol of Peace — whose hidden decline forms the tragic backbone of the series. He passes his Quirk, watches the consequences ripple outward, and finds a final role as Izuku's teacher and humanity's last advocate.
Shoto Todoroki · debut [S1E5~]
Carries the weight of being engineered by his father Endeavor, deliberately suppressing half his power as an act of defiance. His arc is one of the most complete in the series — from ice-only rigidity to accepting and mastering both sides of himself.
Tomura Shigaraki (Tenko Shimura) · debut [S1E11✓]
One of anime's most tragic villains: a child whose Quirk manifested and killed his family, found and deliberately broken by All For One, then rebuilt as a weapon. The Final War reveals the boy still exists inside the monster.
Endeavor (Enji Todoroki) · debut [S2E11~]
Long-running Number Two hero who built his status through obsession and abuse. All Might's retirement forces him into the Number One slot he craved — just as his crimes become public. His arc is about living with irreversible damage.
Dabi (Toya Todoroki) · debut [S3E6~]
Presented as a coldly violent League villain throughout most of the series, his identity as Endeavor's discarded son — and the reveal of how he survived — is one of the series' central shocks. His fire burns even himself.
Ochaco Uraraka · debut [S1E4✓]
Cheerful and determined, driven to heroism partly to support her family financially. Her friendship with Izuku deepens into a quietly confirmed romance by the finale. Her Quirk Awakening in Season 7 marks her growth into a formidable hero in her own right.
Tenya Iida · debut [S1E6✓]
Class president, rule-follower, and the character most visibly defined by his family — his brother Ingenium's crippling by Stain sends him on a brief revenge mission that nearly destroys him, and from which he recovers.
Himiko Toga · debut [S3E16~]
One of the League's most unsettling members early on — a cheerful killer whose transformation Quirk feeds on blood. Her arc becomes unexpectedly tragic as the series reveals her love was always genuine, even if expressed through violence.
Hawks (Keigo Takami) · debut [S4E24✓]
The Number Two hero who is secretly embedded in the League of Villains as a double agent. His killing of Twice — considered a necessary act — defines the moral ambiguity of heroism the series increasingly explores.
Mirio Togata (Lemillion) · debut [S3E25✓]
U.A.'s top student, nearly chosen to inherit One For All. His sacrifice of his Quirk for Eri's sake is one of the series' most selfless moments — and his eventual restoration gives the story one of its few uncomplicated joys.
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