How to Watch My Hero Academia In Order: A Streaming Guide
Subverting shounen anime tropes and borrowing from Western superhero influences, My Hero Academia is often hailed as one of the best new anime since the 2010s. The anime follows teenager Izuku Midoriya as he finds his footing in the titular superheroing school, while taking down global threats under the guidance of his Superman-like mentor All-Might.
If you are gearing up for a My Hero Academia binge, we’ve got you covered with the anime and movies in order along with a guide on where to stream them.
How to watch My Hero Academia in order
The anime series covers multiple arcs but sandwiched between these arcs are a few theatrical movies. You can watch all My Hero Academia movies in the same order as their release date but keep in mind which episodes to watch before.
As the My Hero Academia movies function as standalone interludes, you can additionally watch the anime even without the movies.
My Hero Academia Seasons 1-2 (Episodes 1-38)
My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
My Hero Academia Seasons 3-4 (Episodes 39-88)
My Hero Academia the Movie 2: Heroes: Rising
My Hero Academia Season 5 (Episodes 89-113)
My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission
My Hero Academia Season 6 (Episodes 114-138)
My Hero Academia Season 7
My Hero Academia: You're Next
Each season covers Midoriya’s coming-of-age from a mild-mannered teenager to a full-blown superhero who explores his “Quirk” (MHA speak for superpowers). Throughout the series, the focus also lies on other superpowered classmates like the hand-explosion master Bakugou and Todoroki who can channel the dual forces of fire and ice.
The first MHA movie was 2018’s My Hero Academia: Two Heroes that takes place between the end of season 2 (Final Exam arc) and the beginning of season 3 (Forest Training camp arc) with Midoriya and All-Might helping out one of the latter’s friends as Villains attack an artificially moving island.
The next movie was 2019’s My Hero Academia the Movie 2: Heroes: Rising which yet again takes place on an island. Set in between Seasons 4 and 5, the movie found Midoriya and his classmates saving a group of islanders from the ominous Nine, the most powerful villain that the team encountered at the point.
Heroes Rising gave way to Season 5 which was followed by another movie, the 2021 release My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission. The movie increased the stakes of the anime with Midoriya and the other Japanese heroes joining the global Pro-Heroes league to foil a terrorist conspiracy that can alter the entire world.
Season 6 of the anime aired the next year and continued until 2023. 2024 mark edthe release of Season 7 in May while a new movie titled My Hero Academia: You’re Next released later that year.
The My Hero Academia anime series and its associated movies are all available to stream on Netflix.
