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I don't want to get too into analyzing the show or whatever, but I adore My Hero Academia. It proves so much that you don't need a super original concept to make something really great, which it makes something really great out of itself with it's really fun characters with unique powers and abilities, and it's just plainly, really well written. It's okay if your concept isn't super original, as long as you do some things to help keep it feel fresh and give it some amazing characters, which My Hero Academia excels at.

I kind of fall into the crowd of people who are disappointed with the anime industry right now; it's way too fanservicy and everything just feels like it's been done forever. My Hero Academia emerges with a somewhat original concept, but it's characters and smart writing help keep it really good. I just love how it doesn't need some hot girl that will attract 14 year old boys to tell it's story, and it makes it's own characters and builds it's own world to tell it's story, much like several amazing and famous anime in the 90's and 2000's did. Sorry, a little tangent.

But yeah, I love My Hero Academia to death. Best anime in a looooooong time. I can't pick my favorite Class 1-A student, I love all of them, and I love all their unique superpowers. Even I can tolerate Mineta more than most people, he really does have his moments.

quality analyzing tbh and I could add more to it as well

I think the concept of superhero schooling may have done before, kind of like harry potter with superheroes but still, the show was such a unique take on superheroing you don't get to see much, not even in marvel and dc. I love how it was like "how would X-Men would be like if mutants overpopulated humans" and ran with it, then people who do heroing aren't always so noble or they are so self-centered. That makes it easier for me to sympathize with someone so horrendous like Hero Killer Stain and it gives each characters of the show some unique purpose to why they are in a hero school. It's just so cool to see some characters being noble but trying to learn to learn more about themselves or wanting glory, fame or success in their lives or carrying a legacy. I admired how All Might influnced the character in one way another. Izuki Madoriya wanting to be cool and heroic just like him, whereas Bakugo wanting to be a winner just like him. I love All Might as well cuz he's like Superman and Captain America mix with some sarcasm and wit to it and he can be "not what he seems" superhero without being a jerk or having a dark side to it. I just love it.

My only problems with the show are that it has so many characters that I feel like some character get more spotlight than others or being another anime with sexualization of female characters. But those doesn't take it away my enjoyment from the experience. It's such a kickass superhero show.

@Master WhoBruh Yeah, I really get those criticisms. The show does have such a vast array of characters, but with so many of them they get their own small moments. As much as I love all the main crew, I hope we get more of the others because I enjoyed the moments we get with them in all of the seasons so far. There's a lot of that near the end of Season 2; are you still on the Stain arc? Because that comes pretty much right after if I remember correctly.

Honestly, I never found the sexualization that bad, as you said. MHA is very tame opposed to a lot of the frankly..... misogynistic crap in the industry nowadays (like Sword Art Online for example), but yeah, a little of it is there, but it's very ignorable and it's not a huge stain (no pun intended) on the show in general. It's just such a fantastic show.