My Hero Academia Guide: All 170 Episodes, Cast and Where to Stream

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Series guide

My Hero Academia
  • TV Series
  • 2016-2025
  • 24 min
  • ytv, NTV (Japan)
Stars
Daiki Yamashita · Nobuhiko Okamoto · Ayane Sakura

Images: Crunchyroll / TVmaze

Where to watch My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia streams on Crunchyroll in the US, included with a subscription. The whole finished series is there – 170 episodes across eight seasons, about 24 minutes each, roughly 68 hours – in Japanese with subtitles or in the English dub.

Streaming options in the United States, updated Sep 15, 2026. More from crunchyroll.com. Service logos are trademarks of their owners.

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Seasons 8

My Hero Academia episodes 170

Season

Season 1 · 13 episodes · 13 aired · Apr 3, 2016 to Jun 26, 2016

  1. E1Apr 3
  2. E2Apr 10
  3. E3Apr 17
  4. E4Apr 24
  5. E5May 1
  6. E6May 8
  7. E7May 15
  8. E8May 22
  9. E9May 29
  10. E10Jun 5
  11. E11Jun 12
  12. E12Jun 19
  13. E13Jun 26
  1. S1.E1 ·

    Izuku Midoriya: Origin

    Quirkless and told to give up, a comic-obsessed middle schooler still means to be a hero, and a run-in with a sludge villain puts him face to face with the pro he has idolized all his life.

    Directed by Takurō Tsukada

  2. S1.E2 ·

    What It Takes to Be a Hero

    A rooftop conversation leaves Izuku Midoriya's ambition in doubt, and then the same sludge villain resurfaces on a crowded street with a classmate caught in the middle.

    Directed by Daisuke Tsukushi

  3. S1.E3 ·

    Roaring Muscles

    All Might lays out his terms and a ten-month training regimen, giving one unprepared applicant until the U.A. entrance exam to rebuild himself from the ground up.

    Directed by Yoshifumi Sasahara

  4. S1.E4 ·

    Start Line

    The U.A. practical exam drops hundreds of applicants into a mock city full of combat robots, and one newcomer with no experience watches his score stay at zero.

    Directed by Masato Miyoshi

  5. S1.E5 ·

    What I Can Do For Now

    A first day in Class 1-A opens with a quirk apprehension test, homeroom teacher Shota Aizawa warning that the lowest-scoring student will be sent home.

    Directed by Satoshi Nakagawa

  6. S1.E6 ·

    Rage, You Damn Nerd

    Hero Basic Training starts with All Might teaching, costumes issued, and an indoor mock battle that splits Class 1-A into attacking and defending pairs.

    Directed by Takurō Tsukada

  7. S1.E7 ·

    Deku vs. Kacchan

    Two boys from the same neighborhood meet as opponents inside the training building, years of shared history pushing the exercise well past a drill.

    Directed by Geisei Morita

  8. S1.E8 ·

    Bakugo's Start Line

    Katsuki Bakugo sits with his result while the rest of Class 1-A takes its turn in the mock battles, and afterwards a classmate tries to find something to say to him.

    Directed by Yoshifumi Sasahara

  9. S1.E9 ·

    Yeah, Just Do Your Best, Ida!

    Class 1-A has to elect a representative, and a rescue-focused field exercise takes the students off campus to train under the Space Hero Thirteen.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  10. S1.E10 ·

    Encounter with the Unknown

    A breach at the Unforeseen Simulation Joint scatters Class 1-A across the training facility, leaving small groups to hold their own until help can reach them.

    Directed by Takurō Tsukada

  11. S1.E11 ·

    Game Over

    Aizawa and Thirteen buy time against the intruders while the students look for a way to call U.A. for backup, and the attackers' leader waits for his opening.

    Directed by Takahiro Natori

  12. S1.E12 ·

    All Might

    All Might arrives at the wrecked facility to face what the attackers brought with them, a creature built to shrug off everything the Symbol of Peace can throw.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita, Hakuyu Go

  13. S1.E13 ·

    In Each of Our Hearts

    The clash at the training facility runs into its last minutes with students still on the floor, and the fallout spreads to U.A.'s staff, the police and the press.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

Season 2 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Apr 1, 2017 to Sep 30, 2017

  1. E1Apr 1
  2. E2Apr 8
  3. E3Apr 15
  4. E4Apr 22
  5. E5Apr 29
  6. E6May 6
  7. E7May 13
  8. E8May 20
  9. E9May 27
  10. E10Jun 3
  11. E11Jun 10
  12. E12Jun 17
  13. E13Jun 24
  14. E14Jul 8
  15. E15Jul 15
  16. E16Jul 22
  17. E17Jul 29
  18. E18Aug 5
  19. E19Aug 12
  20. E20Aug 19
  21. E21Sep 2
  22. E22Sep 9
  23. E23Sep 16
  24. E24Sep 23
  25. E25Sep 30
  1. S2.E1 ·

    That's the Idea, Ochaco

    With classes back to normal, U.A. turns toward its Sports Festival, a televised showcase that pro heroes across the country use to scout first-year talent.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi{{efn|Credited under the pen name .}}

  2. S2.E2 ·

    Roaring Sports Festival

    The Sports Festival opens before a packed stadium with every first-year course competing, and a blunt pledge from Class 1-A's representative sets the tone.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  3. S2.E3 ·

    In Their Own Quirky Ways

    An obstacle race around the stadium perimeter throws robots, mines and a chasm at hundreds of students, with only the fastest finishers advancing.

    Directed by Hitomi Ezoe

  4. S2.E4 ·

    Strategy, Strategy, Strategy

    A cavalry battle follows, teams chasing headbands of wildly different point values, and the leader from round one carries the largest target.

    Directed by Takudai Kakuchi

  5. S2.E5 ·

    Cavalry Battle Finale

    Points change hands fast as the cavalry battle reaches its closing minutes, with one team scrambling for a way back into contention.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  6. S2.E6 ·

    The Boy Born with Everything

    Before the one-on-one tournament, Shoto Todoroki explains the household he grew up in and why he refuses to fight the way he was raised to.

    Directed by Yōhei Fukui

  7. S2.E7 ·

    Victory or Defeat

    First-round play opens against a general studies student whose quirk makes simply answering him dangerous.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  8. S2.E8 ·

    Battle on, Challengers!

    Six more first-round bouts run back to back, pitting support-course invention against speed, dark shadow against creation, and hardening against hardening.

    Directed by Satoshi Takafuji

  9. S2.E9 ·

    Bakugo vs. Uraraka

    Ochaco Uraraka draws Katsuki Bakugo in the ring, a matchup the crowd writes off early, and she arrives with a plan she has kept to herself.

    Directed by Hitomi Ezoe

  10. S2.E10 ·

    Shoto Todoroki: Origin

    Round two sets Izuku Midoriya against Shoto Todoroki, a bout turning as much on what Todoroki will not use as on what he will.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  11. S2.E11 ·

    Fight on, Ida

    Endeavor corners his son in a stadium corridor and Tenya Iida takes a phone call about his family as the tournament nears its closing bouts.

    Directed by Tōru Yoshida

  12. S2.E12 ·

    Todoroki vs. Bakugo

    A Sports Festival final pairs Shoto Todoroki with Katsuki Bakugo, one fighter demanding a full-strength opponent and the other still unsettled by his last match.

    Directed by Satoshi Takafuji

  13. S2.E13 ·

    Time to Pick Some Names

    Back in homeroom, Aizawa tells Class 1-A to pick hero names ahead of a week-long internship, with offers from pro agencies already on the table.

    Directed by Takudai Kakuchi

  14. S2.E14 ·

    Bizarre! Gran Torino Appears

    Assigned to a retired hero working out of a cramped office, Izuku Midoriya finds the old man's idea of a first lesson is nothing like a lecture.

    Directed by Yūji Ōya

  15. S2.E15 ·

    Midoriya and Shigaraki

    Training under Gran Torino becomes a running mock battle over the shape of One For All, while elsewhere the League of Villains weighs its next move.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  16. S2.E16 ·

    Hero Killer: Stain vs U.A. Students

    Hosu City comes under attack on several fronts at once, pulling pro heroes into the streets while Tenya Iida hunts the Hero Killer alone.

    Directed by Hitomi Ezoe, Sayaka Ikeda

  17. S2.E17 ·

    Climax

    Three U.A. students are pinned down in a Hosu back alley against the Hero Killer, far from any license that would let them fight at all.

    Directed by Satoshi Takafuji

  18. S2.E18 ·

    The Aftermath of Hero Killer: Stain

    With Hosu quiet again, the police sort out who did what and the students face the consequences, while footage of the Hero Killer spreads online.

    Directed by Takudai Kakuchi

  19. S2.E19 ·

    Everyone's Internships

    An anime-original detour follows Tsuyu Asui's internship at sea, where a coastal hero's crew boards a suspicious fishing boat.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  20. S2.E20 ·

    Listen Up!! A Tale from the Past

    The week with Gran Torino ends, and back at U.A. the class trades internship stories as a summer training camp is put on the calendar.

    Directed by Takayuki Yamamoto

  21. S2.E21 ·

    Gear up for Final Exams

    Written and practical finals loom, and a study session at Momo Yaoyorozu's home does little to prepare Class 1-A for how the practical is actually run.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  22. S2.E22 ·

    Yaoyorozu: Rising

    Practical testing continues, pairing Tsuyu Asui with Fumikage Tokoyami against Ectoplasm and putting Momo Yaoyorozu's nerve under as much strain as her quirk.

    Directed by Takudai Kakuchi

  23. S2.E23 ·

    Stripping the Varnish

    More exam pairs take their turn against a black hole, a collapsing cityscape and Principal Nezu's tactics, with escape rather than victory the goal.

    Directed by Satoshi Takafuji

  24. S2.E24 ·

    Katsuki Bakugo: Origin

    The last exam pair is Izuku Midoriya and Katsuki Bakugo, matched against All Might himself, and the two cannot agree on whether to run or to fight.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  25. S2.E25 ·

    Encounter

    Two newcomers turn up at the League of Villains' hideout asking to join, while Class 1-A learns who is cleared for the summer training camp.

    Directed by Takudai Kakuchi

Season 3 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Apr 7, 2018 to Sep 29, 2018

  1. E1Apr 7
  2. E2Apr 14
  3. E3Apr 21
  4. E4Apr 28
  5. E5May 5
  6. E6May 12
  7. E7May 19
  8. E8May 26
  9. E9Jun 2
  10. E10Jun 9
  11. E11Jun 16
  12. E12Jun 23
  13. E13Jun 30
  14. E14Jul 14
  15. E15Jul 21
  16. E16Jul 28
  17. E17Aug 4
  18. E18Aug 11
  19. E19Aug 18
  20. E20Aug 25
  21. E21Sep 1
  22. E22Sep 8
  23. E23Sep 15
  24. E24Sep 22
  25. E25Sep 29
  1. S3.E1 ·

    Game Start

    Before camp, Denki Kaminari and Minoru Mineta talk Izuku Midoriya into a session at the school pool while the teachers review what each student still lacks.

    Directed by Takudai Kakuchi

  2. S3.E2 ·

    Wild, Wild Pussycats

    Classes 1-A and 1-B reach a forest lodge run by a veteran hero team, where the welcome is an exercise and a boy in their care wants nothing to do with heroes.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  3. S3.E3 ·

    Kota

    Camp training grinds on, with remedial lessons for the students who fell short on finals, and one classmate keeps trying to reach the lodge keepers' young ward.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi{{efn|Credited under the pen name .}}

  4. S3.E4 ·

    My Hero

    Smoke over the mountainside signals an attack on the camp, scattering students and teachers into small, separated fights across the forest.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  5. S3.E5 ·

    Drive It Home, Iron Fist!!!

    As the woods burn, a message relayed through Mandalay's telepathy clears the students to use their quirks and names who the attackers came for.

    Directed by Naoki Hishikawa

  6. S3.E6 ·

    Roaring Upheaval

    Rescues overlap in the dark woods as Mezo Shoji asks for help with Fumikage Tokoyami and the group converges on the villains holding their classmates.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  7. S3.E7 ·

    What a Twist!

    Once the camp attack ends the reckoning starts, with U.A. facing public anger, the police chasing a lead and the injured waking in hospital beds.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  8. S3.E8 ·

    From Iida to Midoriya

    Classmates argue in a hospital room over mounting a rescue of their own, while U.A. holds a press conference and the pro heroes assemble a strike team.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  9. S3.E9 ·

    All For One

    Five students slip out on an unsanctioned search as the pro heroes hit the League of Villains' hideout, and neither group finds what it expected.

    Directed by Yūsuke Kamata

  10. S3.E10 ·

    Symbol of Peace

    The raid spills into the streets of Kamino when the man behind the League steps in himself, and every hero on the scene is outmatched.

    Directed by Yūji Ōya

  11. S3.E11 ·

    One For All

    All Might faces All For One in front of the country's cameras, with civilians close by and no reinforcement able to close the distance.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  12. S3.E12 ·

    End of the Beginning, Beginning of the End

    Kamino's aftermath is measured in headlines and police briefings, and a quiet meeting at Dagobah Beach settles what comes next for Izuku Midoriya.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  13. S3.E13 ·

    Moving into Dorms

    Class 1-A moves into newly built dormitories, and behind the housewarming the staff are quietly working a problem about someone inside the school.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  14. S3.E14 ·

    Create Those Ultimate Moves

    Aizawa sets Class 1-A to developing signature moves ahead of the provisional license exam, a test only about half of all applicants pass.

    Directed by Satoshi Takafuji

  15. S3.E15 ·

    The Test

    Costume upgrades done, Class 1-A runs into a combative Class 1-B in the gym, and the license exam gathers hundreds of students from rival schools.

    Directed by Masahiro Mukai

  16. S3.E16 ·

    Shiketsu High Lurking

    Stage one becomes a free-for-all, with Ketsubutsu Academy singling out Class 1-A and a Shiketsu High entrant making an immediate impression.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  17. S3.E17 ·

    Class 1-A

    Class 1-A splits up as the scramble across the arena wears on, some boxed into a building and others hunting the targets they need to advance.

    Directed by Takahiro Hasui

  18. S3.E18 ·

    Rush!

    More of Class 1-A works to hit the quota before the first stage closes, swapping roles as decoys and strikers against opponents who have studied them.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  19. S3.E19 ·

    Rescue Exercises

    Stage two is a disaster-rescue scenario staffed by professional casualty actors, judged on triage and crowd control rather than on combat.

    Directed by Masahiro Mukai

  20. S3.E20 ·

    Special Episode: Save the World with Love!

    An anime-exclusive case set before summer camp sends six students into a staged jewellery robbery with hostages to recover and All Might playing the villain.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  21. S3.E21 ·

    What's the Big Idea?

    A pro hero is brought in to attack the rescue exercise mid-scenario, forcing the examinees to defend a first-aid camp they have only just set up.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  22. S3.E22 ·

    A Talk about Your Quirk

    Provisional license results come in, and a rematch is arranged at Ground Beta between two students with something unfinished between them.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  23. S3.E23 ·

    Deku vs. Kacchan, Part 2

    The rematch runs at full speed, with old grievances about All Might's retirement and about who deserves what surfacing between the punches.

    Directed by Masashi Abe, Shōji Ikeno

  24. S3.E24 ·

    A Season for Encounters

    Villain activity climbs in the months after the Symbol of Peace steps back, and the League looks for a way to matter while heroes argue over who fills the gap.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  25. S3.E25 ·

    Unrivaled

    Class 1-A trains against Mirio Togata of U.A.'s Big Three, and nothing the students try seems able to connect with him.

    Directed by Kenji Nagasaki

Season 4 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Oct 12, 2019 to Apr 4, 2020

  1. E1Oct 12
  2. E2Oct 19
  3. E3Oct 26
  4. E4Nov 9
  5. E5Nov 16
  6. E6Nov 23
  7. E7Nov 30
  8. E8Dec 7
  9. E9Dec 14
  10. E10Dec 21
  11. E11Dec 28
  12. E12Jan 4
  13. E13Jan 11
  14. E14Jan 18
  15. E15Jan 25
  16. E16Feb 1
  17. E17Feb 8
  18. E18Feb 15
  19. E19Feb 22
  20. E20Feb 29
  21. E21Mar 7
  22. E22Mar 14
  23. E23Mar 21
  24. E24Mar 28
  25. E25Apr 4
  1. S4.E1 ·

    The Scoop on U.A. Class 1-A

    A freelance journalist is granted access to Class 1-A's dormitory for a feature on which student might become the next Symbol of Peace.

    Directed by Naomi Nakayama

  2. S4.E2 ·

    Overhaul

    A yakuza boss calling himself Overhaul brings the League of Villains an offer, and the meeting goes badly for nearly everyone in the room.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  3. S4.E3 ·

    Boy Meets…

    A work-study interview with Sir Nighteye hinges on an All Might impression, and the terms attached to the placement are not up for negotiation.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  4. S4.E4 ·

    Fighting Fate

    A chance encounter on a street corner leaves Izuku Midoriya and Mirio Togata with a frightened girl, a man who claims her, and no grounds to step in.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  5. S4.E5 ·

    Let's Go, Gutsy Red Riot

    On patrol with Fat Gum, Eijiro Kirishima and Tamaki Amajiki run into criminals carrying ammunition designed to shut a quirk down.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi{{efn|Credited under the pen name .}}

  6. S4.E6 ·

    An Unpleasant Talk

    Sir Nighteye gathers pro heroes and work-study students to lay out what the Shie Hassaikai are producing and why a raid cannot be delayed.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  7. S4.E7 ·

    Go!!

    The work-study students train with a new edge while the wait drags on, and a late-night message tells them the operation is going ahead.

    Directed by Miwa Sasaki

  8. S4.E8 ·

    Suneater of the Big Three

    Heroes breach the Hassaikai compound, and Tamaki Amajiki ends up alone in a corridor against several of the yakuza's enforcers.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  9. S4.E9 ·

    Red Riot

    Inside the compound the building itself starts working against the heroes, splitting the group and leaving Eijiro Kirishima and Fat Gum cut off.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  10. S4.E10 ·

    Temp Squad

    One fight inside the compound reaches its end while the rest of the raid pushes deeper, looking for a way down to the basement.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  11. S4.E11 ·

    Lemillion

    With the corridors under enemy control, Sir Nighteye's team works out how to pin down the man moving the walls and press on.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  12. S4.E12 ·

    Unforeseen Hope

    Closing on the underground level, the lead team finds Mirio Togata has gone ahead alone and Overhaul is waiting for whoever arrives.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  13. S4.E13 ·

    Infinite 100%

    Izuku Midoriya faces Overhaul below ground while a second hero team fights above, and the whole raid now turns on reaching one child.

    Directed by Masashi Abe, Tetsuya Miyanishi

  14. S4.E14 ·

    Bright Future

    The Shie Hassaikai operation reaches its last stage, with arrests to make, wounded to move and a quirk running badly out of control.

    Directed by Miwa Sasaki

  15. S4.E15 ·

    Smoldering Flames

    Police close on a League of Villains member in the mountains, Eri stays in hospital, and Todoroki and Bakugo leave for their license make-up course.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  16. S4.E16 ·

    Win Those Kids' Hearts

    A provisional license remedial course puts Shoto Todoroki and Katsuki Bakugo in a room with students from rival schools and a task neither is suited to.

    Directed by Hidekazu Hara

  17. S4.E17 ·

    Relief for License Trainees

    Winning over a class of unruly elementary schoolers becomes the remedial students' problem, and Bakugo is the one who comes up with the plan.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  18. S4.E18 ·

    School Festival

    U.A. plans a school festival, and Class 1-A argues over what to stage for a student body that has had a hard year.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

  19. S4.E19 ·

    Prepping for the School Festival Is the Funnest Part

    A self-styled gentleman thief and his partner build an audience online and settle on U.A.'s festival as the stage for their next video.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  20. S4.E20 ·

    Gold Tips Imperial

    Festival preparations continue as Class 1-A rehearses its concert and Eri is brought onto campus for a tour ahead of the big day.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  21. S4.E21 ·

    Deku vs. Gentle Criminal

    With the performance a day away, Izuku Midoriya trains using new support gear from Mei Hatsume and follows a hunch about a threat to the festival.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  22. S4.E22 ·

    School Festival Start!!

    Doors open on schedule while a fight over whether the festival goes ahead at all plays out somewhere well away from the campus grounds.

    Directed by Miwa Sasaki

  23. S4.E23 ·

    Let It Flow! School Festival!

    Class 1-A's concert goes up in front of the whole school, with Kyoka Jiro fronting an original song and one guest in the crowd seeing her first festival.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  24. S4.E24 ·

    Japanese Hero Billboard Chart

    Arrangements are made for Eri's future at U.A. as the Japanese Hero Billboard Chart puts the country's ranking professionals on stage.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  25. S4.E25 ·

    His Start

    Endeavor and Hawks take on a Nomu in a crowded city, watched by a public still unsure whether anyone can hold the line after All Might.

    Directed by Tetsuya Miyanishi

Season 5 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Mar 27, 2021 to Sep 25, 2021

  1. E1Mar 27
  2. E2Apr 3
  3. E3Apr 10
  4. E4Apr 17
  5. E5Apr 24
  6. E6May 1
  7. E7May 8
  8. E8May 15
  9. E9May 22
  10. E10May 29
  11. E11Jun 5
  12. E12Jun 12
  13. E13Jun 19
  14. E14Jun 26
  15. E15Jul 10
  16. E16Jul 17
  17. E17Jul 24
  18. E18Jul 31
  19. E19Aug 14
  20. E20Aug 21
  21. E21Aug 28
  22. E22Sep 4
  23. E23Sep 11
  24. E24Sep 18
  25. E25Sep 25
  1. S5.E1 ·

    All Hands on Deck! Class 1-A

    A classroom lecture on the weight of a provisional license turns into a surprise rescue drill at Ground Beta, where staged villains and a civilian in distress test all of Class 1-A.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  2. S5.E2 ·

    Vestiges

    Endeavor checks out of the hospital and comes home to a household that does not know how to receive him, while Hawks keeps up his careful dealings with the League of Villains.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  3. S5.E3 ·

    Clash! Class A vs. Class B!

    Class 1-A and Class 1-B meet at Field Gamma for joint training, with Hitoshi Shinso added to the rosters and a sports festival rematch waiting in the opening four-on-four bout.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  4. S5.E4 ·

    Make It Happen, Shinso!

    Pinned down early in the first match, the Class A team improvises a plan around Shinso's Quirk while Class B works to press its advantage.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  5. S5.E5 ·

    Operation New Improv Moves

    Aizawa walks the first team through its mistakes before the second match begins, pitting Tokoyami against an opponent suited to turn Dark Shadow's own nature against him.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  6. S5.E6 ·

    Foresight

    Class B's layered plan narrows the second match down, leaving Momo Yaoyorozu to hold a fracturing team together against counters built for her side's Quirks.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  7. S5.E7 ·

    Match 3

    With the field relocated, All Might presses Izuku about One For All while the third match sends Todoroki and Tokoyami up against a Class B squad with something to prove.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  8. S5.E8 ·

    Match 3 Conclusion

    Tenya Iida pushes his new technique to its limit as the third match settles into an endurance contest, leaving Todoroki weighing a move he has spent years refusing to use.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  9. S5.E9 ·

    Early Bird!

    Class B builds the fourth match around Bakugo's temperament, betting that a plan aimed squarely at one student can pull an entire team apart.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  10. S5.E10 ·

    That Which Is Inherited

    Monoma sets a trap meant to get under Izuku's skin as the fifth match starts, while All Might chases a cryptic remark passed down from an earlier holder of One For All.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  11. S5.E11 ·

    Our Brawl

    The final match runs on in dangerous conditions as Izuku faces Shinso again and Ochaco Uraraka takes charge of clearing out the rest of the Class B team.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  12. S5.E12 ·

    The New Power and All For One

    Joint training over, Izuku and Bakugo spar late at night hoping to force a new ability to surface, and Aizawa brings Monoma to the dorms for an experiment.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  13. S5.E13 ·

    Have a Merry Christmas!

    Interview training with Midnight and a guest pro fills Class 1-A's schedule, while All Might begins digging into the lives of the people who held One For All before him.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  14. S5.E14 ·

    Off to Endeavor's Agency!

    Work studies resume with Izuku, Bakugo and Todoroki reporting to Endeavor's agency, as Hawks moves further into the circles he has spent months cultivating.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  15. S5.E15 ·

    One Thing at a Time

    Endeavor sizes up his three interns and sets them a blunt goal for the work study, having learned what the heroes expect is coming.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  16. S5.E16 ·

    Long Time No See, Selkie

    Ochaco, Tsuyu and Nejire join Selkie's crew on a coastal operation against smugglers moving the chemicals behind an illegal Quirk-boosting drug.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō, Shōji Ikeno & Sayaka Morikawa

  17. S5.E17 ·

    The Hellish Todoroki Family

    Fuyumi arranges a family dinner with the three interns present, and the Todoroki household's older wounds surface well before the plates are cleared.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  18. S5.E18 ·

    The Unforgiven

    The drive back to U.A. is cut short when a villain calling himself Ending seizes Natsuo and dares Endeavor to do again what he did to the High-End Nomu.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  19. S5.E19 ·

    More of a Hero Than Anyone

    Aizawa and Present Mic are summoned to Tartarus, where investigators want them to try talking to Kurogiri about the League of Villains.

    Directed by Masashi Abe

  20. S5.E20 ·

    My Villain Academia

    Two months earlier, Gigantomachia refuses to accept Shigaraki as All For One's successor, and a doctor in All For One's service attaches a condition to any further power.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō & Takanori Yano

  21. S5.E21 ·

    Revival Party

    A welcome party in Deika City turns into an ambush that scatters the League, as the history of the Meta Liberation Army and the ambitions of its leaders come into focus.

    Directed by Masatoyo Takada

  22. S5.E22 ·

    Sad Man's Parade

    Held by Skeptic's puppets and cut off from the others, Twice is steered toward the memories his captors are certain will break him.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  23. S5.E23 ·

    Tenko Shimura: Origin

    Re-Destro's swelling power drives Shigaraki back, and the pressure dredges up the boyhood of Tenko Shimura in a house where talk of heroes was forbidden.

    Directed by Takayuki Yamamoto

  24. S5.E24 ·

    Tomura Shigaraki: Origin

    Alone on the streets with nowhere left to go, a young Tenko Shimura is finally offered a hand, by the one man who knows exactly what to do with him.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  25. S5.E25 ·

    The High, Deep Blue Sky

    Hawks works to close the last gap in what he knows about the Paranormal Liberation Front, while Class 1-A shows the class what their work studies produced.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

Season 6 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Oct 1, 2022 to Mar 25, 2023

  1. E1Oct 1
  2. E2Oct 8
  3. E3Oct 15
  4. E4Oct 22
  5. E5Oct 29
  6. E6Nov 5
  7. E7Nov 12
  8. E8Nov 19
  9. E9Nov 26
  10. E10Dec 3
  11. E11Dec 10
  12. E12Dec 17
  13. E13Dec 24
  14. E14Jan 7
  15. E15Jan 14
  16. E16Jan 21
  17. E17Jan 28
  18. E18Feb 4
  19. E19Feb 11
  20. E20Feb 18
  21. E21Feb 25
  22. E22Mar 4
  23. E23Mar 11
  24. E24Mar 18
  25. E25Mar 25
  1. S6.E1 ·

    A Quiet Beginning

    Pro heroes gather at police headquarters to plan a two-front operation against the Paranormal Liberation Front, splitting between a mountain villa and a hospital in Jaku.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  2. S6.E2 ·

    Mirko, the No. 5 Hero

    Mirko presses her advantage inside the Jaku hospital as heroes converge on the lower levels, while the students handle the evacuation of the city above.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  3. S6.E3 ·

    One's Justice

    The assault on the Gunga Mountain Villa tightens as the heroes seal the exits, with Tokoyami and Fat Gum holding the assembly hall and Gigantomachia seated at the back of it.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  4. S6.E4 ·

    Inheritance

    Dabi corners Hawks over the turn the raid has taken, while Mirko throws herself at the High-Ends to reach the capsule Garaki is guarding.

    Directed by Kazuma Komatsu

  5. S6.E5 ·

    The Thrill of Destruction

    Tokoyami reaches Hawks with fire closing in, while at the hospital the heroes find out how far Shigaraki's Decay can travel.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  6. S6.E6 ·

    Encounter, Part 2

    Himiko Toga tears through the villa battle wearing a borrowed face, while in Jaku City Endeavor meets Shigaraki head-on amid the ruins.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  7. S6.E7 ·

    Disaster Walker

    Jaku City buckles as Shigaraki brushes aside Endeavor and Ryukyu, and Deku and Bakugo arrive to help their teacher with newly woken Nomu already loose in the streets.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  8. S6.E8 ·

    League of Villains vs. U.A. Students

    The Class 1-A and 1-B students spring Momo's trap on Gigantomachia, needing to force a sedative past the League members riding on the giant's back.

    Directed by Kazuma Komatsu

  9. S6.E9 ·

    Katsuki Bakugo: Rising

    Aizawa works to keep his Erasure trained on Shigaraki, Shoto arrives in Jaku, and the students in Gunga watch Gigantomachia set his course.

    Directed by Tomohiro Kamitani

  10. S6.E10 ·

    The Ones Within Us

    Shigaraki's grip pulls Izuku into the vestige world of One For All, where the previous holders have a great deal to say about what is happening outside.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  11. S6.E11 ·

    Dabi's Dance

    Shoto and Nejire take over the fight in Jaku with Gigantomachia closing in, while the struggle between Ochaco and Toga in an abandoned house turns personal.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  12. S6.E12 ·

    Threads of Hope

    Best Jeanist binds Gigantomachia and the League in one hold, a grip that will last only as long as the other heroes can keep everything else off him.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  13. S6.E13 ·

    Final Performance

    With Best Jeanist's fibers still holding the battlefield together, Mr. Compress looks for a way to get the League clear.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  14. S6.E14 ·

    Hellish Hell

    The war ends and the reckoning starts: the wounded are counted, captured villains are questioned, and the country begins to see what the heroes could not stop.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  15. S6.E15 ·

    Tartarus

    An army of Nomu descends on Tartarus, the island prison built to hold the people the country decided would never be released.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  16. S6.E16 ·

    The Hellish Todoroki Family, Part 2

    Keigo Takami's childhood in a violent household, and the arrest that first made him believe heroes were real, trace the road that carried him to the Hero Public Safety Commission.

    Directed by Kazuma Komatsu

  17. S6.E17 ·

    The Wrong Way to Put Out a Fire

    The Todorokis go back over the years that made them what they are, from Enji's ambitions for his children to the rules that kept the household divided.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  18. S6.E18 ·

    Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki

    Izuku wakes in the vestige world and meets the holders who came before him, at last able to tell him what One For All has actually become.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  19. S6.E19 ·

    Full Power!!

    Two Ketsubutsu students trying to clear a near-empty city run into an escaped convict, until a hooded figure wreathed in purple smoke drops in.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  20. S6.E20 ·

    Hired Gun

    Working through a collapsing city with All Might trailing him, Deku asks the earliest One For All holders for help they are not eager to give.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  21. S6.E21 ·

    The Lovely Lady Nagant

    Lady Nagant's shots arrive from angles that cannot be predicted, forcing Deku to reach for a borrowed Quirk he has never actually used.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  22. S6.E22 ·

    Friend

    A raid on All For One's hideout in Haibori Woods leaves the heroes with fewer options, while All Might keeps trying to make a student who never rests sit down.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  23. S6.E23 ·

    Deku vs. Class A

    Class 1-A corner Deku and try to bring him back one classmate at a time, while he looks for any opening that will let him leave them behind.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  24. S6.E24 ·

    A Young Woman's Declaration

    Civilians sheltering at U.A. object loudly to Izuku being brought inside the barrier, and Ochaco takes up a megaphone to answer them.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  25. S6.E25 ·

    No Man Is an Island

    All Might returns to the site of his last great battle in Kamino and is confronted there by Stain, who refuses to accept the man standing in front of him.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

Season 7 · 21 episodes · 21 aired · May 4, 2024 to Oct 12, 2024

  1. E1May 4
  2. E2May 11
  3. E3May 18
  4. E4May 25
  5. E5Jun 1
  6. E6Jun 8
  7. E7Jun 15
  8. E8Jun 22
  9. E9Jun 29
  10. E10Jul 13
  11. E11Jul 20
  12. E12Aug 3
  13. E13Aug 17
  14. E14Aug 24
  15. E15Aug 31
  16. E16Sep 7
  17. E17Sep 14
  18. E18Sep 21
  19. E19Sep 28
  20. E20Oct 5
  21. E21Oct 12
  1. S7.E1 ·

    In the Nick of Time! A Big-Time Maverick from the West!

    America's top hero Star and Stripe defies her orders and flies for Japan, while All For One, holed up with Spinner, plans how to take what she can do.

    Directed by Ikurō Satō

  2. S7.E2 ·

    Specter

    Star throws her opening strike at Shigaraki over open water, with a fighter wing and its stubborn squadron leader caught between them.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  3. S7.E3 ·

    Villain

    Shigaraki is held back to heal as Class 1-A trains for a fight against an enemy skilled at staying hidden, and one student quietly follows a classmate into the woods.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  4. S7.E4 ·

    The Story of How We All Became Heroes

    The adults weigh whether a compromised student can be trusted at all, and Aizawa answers with a plan that would turn the situation back on the villains.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  5. S7.E5 ·

    Let You Down

    Toga returns to the house she grew up in and Dabi comes to meet her there, while Shigaraki's body keeps changing and Spinner is handed command of a riot.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  6. S7.E6 ·

    Division

    Days before the battle, the heroes lay out how they mean to deceive All For One's surveillance, with Shinso and Monoma central to a plan that allows almost no margin.

    Directed by Takafumi Hino

  7. S7.E7 ·

    Inflation

    Shigaraki turns the U.A. coffin into a maze of reaching fingers, and the heroes trapped inside resolve to finish him without waiting for One For All to arrive.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  8. S7.E8 ·

    Two Flashfires

    Shoto finally gets Dabi to himself and asks about the years after he left home, while a doctor in police custody explains what the villains had kept in reserve.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  9. S7.E9 ·

    Extras

    Heroes led by Mt. Lady defend Gigantomachia's containment in Jaku, as Spinner marches an army of heteromorphs on Central Hospital to free Kurogiri.

    Directed by Michiru Itabisashi

  10. S7.E10 ·

    Wounded Hero, Burning Bright and True!!

    Jiro, Hawks and Tokoyami keep the pressure on All For One at Gunga, and Endeavor rejoins the fight with his own history pressing on him.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  11. S7.E11 ·

    Light Fades to Rain

    Bakugo takes on Shigaraki alone until help arrives, with Mirio Togata saying out loud what he believes is missing from the villain's life.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  12. S7.E12 ·

    Those Who Defend, Those Who Violate

    Dabi resumes his rampage in Kamino with Endeavor's location in hand, while All For One explains what Garaki's reverse-engineered drug is doing to his body.

    Directed by Masayuki Otsuki

  13. S7.E13 ·

    A Chain of Events, Across the Ages

    Deku reaches U.A. to find the battlefield far worse than he feared, then puts a single question to All For One about whether Shigaraki is still in there.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  14. S7.E14 ·

    Together with Shoji

    Spinner's army pushes into Central Hospital demanding to be heard at last, and Shoji steps between the crowd and the heroes holding the line.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  15. S7.E15 ·

    Butterfly Effect

    Doubt spreads through the heteromorph crowd outside Central Hospital, while Spinner presses on alone toward the room where Kurogiri is kept.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  16. S7.E16 ·

    The Chain Thus Far

    Ochaco and Tsuyu slip through a closing warp gate after Toga, and Hawks moves to block All For One's route back to Shigaraki.

    Directed by Hyūga Yamamura

  17. S7.E17 ·

    Hopes

    An injured Lady Nagant returns to the fight to line up a shot at Shigaraki, while the villain's own mind turns out to be contested ground.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  18. S7.E18 ·

    It's a Small World

    Ochaco hunts for the real Toga inside a swarm of duplicates, while Gigantomachia's reawakening in Jaku throws the heroes there onto the defensive.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  19. S7.E19 ·

    I Am Here

    Dabi's temperature climbs past anything the heroes can safely approach, Tsukauchi is out of backup until a call comes in, and Shoto and Iida are asked to move.

    Directed by Masayuki Otsuki

  20. S7.E20 ·

    A Girl's Ego

    Ochaco gets a line on the real Toga and tries to talk, reaching back toward a childhood in which being normal was the only thing anyone ever asked of her.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  21. S7.E21 ·

    Battle Without a Quirk

    The swarm is gone and Ochaco is barely conscious, leaving Toga standing over her with a choice about what her feelings are actually worth.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

Season 8 · 11 episodes · 11 aired · Oct 4, 2025 to Dec 13, 2025

  1. E1Oct 4
  2. E2Oct 11
  3. E3Oct 18
  4. E4Oct 25
  5. E5Nov 1
  6. E6Nov 8
  7. E7Nov 15
  8. E8Nov 22
  9. E9Nov 29
  10. E10Dec 6
  11. E11Dec 13
  1. S8.E1 ·

    Toshinori Yagi: Rising / Origin

    All Might drives his armored suit past its limits against a rewinding All For One, while at Troy a single student is left standing against the villain Kunieda.

    Directed by Masayuki Otsuki

  2. S8.E2 ·

    The End of an Era, and the Beginning

    Stain and All Might take their shot at All For One, while from a distance the villain tries to pull Shigaraki out of his fight with Deku.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  3. S8.E3 ·

    The Final Boss!!

    Deku launches Bakugo toward All Might and All For One in a bid to overturn a foreseen ending that everyone watching is praying against.

    Directed by Nanami Michibata & Michiru Itabisashi

  4. S8.E4 ·

    Quirk: Explosion!!

    Long before Quirks had a name, twin brothers born into nothing take very different lessons from the strange new world forming around them.

    Directed by Masayuki Otsuki

  5. S8.E5 ·

    History's Greatest Villain

    The fight between Deku and Shigaraki carries them both toward Mt. Fuji, where the villain means to begin something the country may not survive.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  6. S8.E6 ·

    Wrench It Open, Izuku Midoriya!!

    Deku works to close the distance on Shigaraki, using smoke and misdirection to set up the single hit his plan actually depends on.

    Directed by Shōji Ikeno

  7. S8.E7 ·

    From Aizawa

    Inside a collapsing shared memory, Izuku reaches for the child Tenko Shimura while Nana Shimura confronts what her own choices cost her family.

    Directed by Tomo Ōkubo

  8. S8.E8 ·

    Izuku Midoriya Rising

    Every hero still standing joins Deku against All For One's onslaught of constructed Quirks, buying him a path toward the villain himself.

    Directed by Michiru Itabisashi & Naomi Nakayama

  9. S8.E9 ·

    Epilogue, The Hellish Todoroki Family: Final

    Recovery and rebuilding begin after the war, and the Todoroki family is left to work out what it owes and to whom.

    Directed by Hanako Ueda

  10. S8.E10 ·

    The Girl Who Loves Smiles

    With the war over, the hero system faces hard questions about how it has been run, and one hospital visit carries a message that has been waiting a long time.

    Directed by Tsuyoshi Tobita

  11. S8.E11 ·

    My Hero Academia

    An abandoned boy with a frightening Quirk is offered a hand, in a closing chapter about what the next generation inherits.

    Directed by Masayuki Otsuki

Videos 2

  • My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON | Official Trailer | CrunchyrollCrunchyroll · YouTube
  • My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON | Official Trailer 2 | CrunchyrollCrunchyroll · YouTube

A finished series, and the season that is the real second beginning

It is over, and that changes how you should approach it. The eleven-episode Final Season ran from October 4 to December 13, 2025 and closed the story – 170 episodes across eight seasons, roughly 68 hours, with no pending cliffhanger and no announced continuation. That is the whole argument for starting it now rather than three years ago: a long shonen you can finish is a different proposition from one you cannot.

My Hero Academia trailer still
A still from the official My Hero Academia trailer. Image: Crunchyroll

The season everyone should know about is the sixth. Seasons 1 through 5 are school-year structure – an entrance exam, a sports festival, a license exam, an internship – and the series is genuinely episodic inside that. Season 6 opens the Paranormal Liberation War, and from that point the show stops returning to the classroom as a default setting. Returning viewers who remember it as a school series and bounced off are usually looking for season 6. Our My Hero Academia watch order covers where the four films and the OVAs sit – outside the run, and optional.

My Hero Academia trailer still
A second look, from the other official My Hero Academia trailer. Image: Crunchyroll

Kenji Nagasaki was chief director for the whole run, with Masahiro Mukai directing seasons 4 to 6 and Naomi Nakayama seasons 7 and 8; Bones animated the first seven and Bones Film the Final Season, and Yuki Hayashi scored all of it – which is a large part of why a nine-year series does not sound like three different shows. The episode list here follows the broadcast record. Crunchyroll carries every season in sub and dub, with Daiki Yamashita and Justin Briner as Izuku on their respective tracks. If you finish it and want the next long-form shonen on the same service, our Jujutsu Kaisen guide is the obvious follow-on, and our Solo Leveling guide is the short one.

My Hero Academia cast 21

  • Daiki YamashitaIzuku Midoriya
  • Nobuhiko Okamoto
    Nobuhiko OkamotoKatsuki Bakugo
  • Ayane Sakura
    Ayane SakuraOchaco Uraraka
  • Yuki Kaji
    Yuki KajiShoto Todoroki
  • Kaito IshikawaTenya Iida
  • Marina InoueMomo Yaoyorozu
  • Toshiki MasudaEijiro Kirishima
  • Aoi Yūki
    Aoi YūkiTsuyu Asui
  • Tasuku HatanakaDenki Kaminari
  • Kei ShindōKyoka Jiro
  • Eri Kitamura
    Eri KitamuraMina Ashido
  • Yoshimasa Hosoya
    Yoshimasa HosoyaFumikage Tokoyami
  • Kenta MiyakeAll Might
  • Tetsu InadaEndeavor
  • Kōki UchiyamaTomura Shigaraki
  • Akio Ōtsuka
    Akio ŌtsukaAll For One
  • Hiro ShimonoDabi
  • Justin Briner
    Justin BrinerIzuku Midoriya (English dub)
  • Clifford Chapin
    Clifford ChapinKatsuki Bakugo (English dub)
  • Luci Christian
    Luci ChristianOchaco Uraraka (English dub)
  • David Matranga
    David MatrangaShoto Todoroki (English dub)
Chief director
Kenji Nagasaki
Directors
Masahiro Mukai, Naomi Nakayama
Music
Yuki Hayashi
Studios
Bones (seasons 1-7), Bones Film (season 8)

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Nobuhiko Okamoto: adiSubs, CC BY-SA 4.0; Ayane Sakura: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Yuki Kaji: ダイヤモンド公式チャンネル, CC BY 3.0; Aoi Yūki: SEGA, CC BY 3.0; Eri Kitamura: Danny Choo, CC BY-SA 2.0; Yoshimasa Hosoya: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Akio Ōtsuka: KniBaron from Bangkok, Thailand, CC BY 2.0; Justin Briner: John Manard, CC BY-SA 4.0; Clifford Chapin: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Luci Christian: Super Festivals from Ft. Lauderdale, USA, CC BY 2.0; David Matranga: John Manard, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch My Hero Academia?

All eight seasons stream on Crunchyroll in the US with a subscription, in Japanese with subtitles or in the English dub.

How many episodes of My Hero Academia are there?

170 across eight seasons. At about 24 minutes each that is roughly 68 hours.

Is My Hero Academia finished?

Yes. The eleven-episode Final Season ran from October 4 to December 13, 2025 and closed the story.

Do I need to watch the films?

No. The four films – Two Heroes, Heroes Rising, World Heroes’ Mission and You’re Next – and the OVAs sit beside the series rather than inside it, and nothing in the television run depends on them.

Which season should I start with if I have seen it before?

Season 6. The Paranormal Liberation War is where the series changes shape, and it is the point most returning viewers are actually looking for.

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