My Hero Academia fans may have reasonably expected comparisons to one other massively popular superhero series, but perhaps ...

These My Hero Academia villains only showed up a single time, leaving it up for debate just how strong they truly are.

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My Hero Academia has many fantastic villains, but some were overlooked too soon, despite the massive potential they had to ...

Vigilantes continues the franchise's trend of superhero parody/homage, with it recently channeling The Boys' most iconic character.

My Hero Academia's ultimate villain, previously known as All For One, has been unmasked as Zen Shigaraki, revealed in the Ultra Archive guidebook. This revelation connects him to Tomura Shigaraki ...

My Hero Academia boasts a wide variety of villain organizations, any of which had the potential to shake the foundation of the hero society. Some organizations did live up to that potential ...

The latest My Hero Academia oneshot revealed the diabolical villain All For One's real name. This was something that wasn't spoken about throughout the series' 431-chapter run, and it wasn't ...

Last season, My Hero Academia made up for several years of poor pacing and convoluted plotting by unleashing its villains and letting all hell break loose – pointing its story toward an ending.

I understand what they're trying to do with his backstory. The idea is that society made him a villain because his quirk is dangerous by default, so everyone just assumed he was a thug and never ...

Captain Celebrity may act like he's all good, but damaging Koichi's All Might hoodie has made him the biggest My Hero ...

We also learned through a flashback that he planned to become a hero and would take the hero ... it was implied he was attacking heroes and villains for a while in the main series.