My Hero Academia is an amazing series, but even this iconic Shonen has some issues, and some are definitely confusing.

The Traitor’s Identity in My Hero Academia Yuga Aoyama is the traitor in My Hero Academia, and he was forced into becoming a mole within U.A. due to All For One’s coercion.

My Hero Academia came out at the perfect time, releasing just a couple of years before Infinity War, at the height of superhero dominance of pop culture. While Marvel movies were delivering ...

My Hero Academia fans may have reasonably expected comparisons to one other massively popular superhero series, but perhaps not its most irreverent satire.

It feels as though all the My Hero Academia endings have come at once, with season 7 closing out the penultimate part of the anime. When we last saw the UA gang, Ochaco and Toga were locked in a ...

Most people think that Deku won’t be able to continue as a hero after losing One-For-All, but that is not true at all.

Related: My Hero Academia Manga Ending, Explained What Happens to Deku at the End of My Hero Academia? In the final chapter, we get an eight-year time skip, which serves as the epilogue for the story.

If you don't want to read 430 chapters of the My Hero Academia manga now that it's over, here's what happened in the ending.

After more than 400 episodes, manga giant Shueisha has announced that Kōhei Horikoshi's wildly popular My Hero Academia has just five chapters left before it comes to an end. The news was ...

When it comes to anime shows, few names are bigger than My Hero Academia, but how many episodes are there in total?

About My Hero Academia My Hero Academia is about Izuku Midoriya, a young boy who dreams of becoming a hero, despite not having any superpowers.