My Hero Academia: You're Next

"My Hero Academia: Your Next" delivers a high-octane adventure that fans of the series won't want to miss. This latest installment continues to explore the world of heroes and villains, offering a fresh and exciting storyline that expands upon the beloved characters.

The film introduces a new villain, Dark Might, a formidable foe who challenges Deku and his classmates in a thrilling showdown. The animation is top-notch, with fluid fight sequences and vibrant visuals that bring the world of My Hero Academia to life.

One of the standout aspects of the film is its exploration of the darker side of heroism. It delves into the challenges faced by young heroes who must balance their desire to help others with the realities of a dangerous world. The characters' growth and development throughout the story are inspiring and relatable.

While some fans may find the pacing a bit slow at times, the film's climactic battle is sure to satisfy even the most demanding viewers. Overall, "My Hero Academia: Your Next" is a must-watch for fans of the series. It delivers on all fronts, offering thrilling action, compelling characters, and a thought-provoking story.

Me and my gf went to see it for Thursday previews. The movie for me,as a fan,was amazing. For my gf who has fallen out of the loop for MHA, she was somewhat confused. If you love MHA you will enjoy,if you don't really enjoy it,or are a more casual viewer,expect extravagant animation,and not much else. The story feels rushed and dragged depending on the scene,and the final act drags on a bit much,but it is saved by AMAZING 100/10 animation for the final fights. Please if you're a fan and can,go see it. Animation quality was mindblowing,even in the current age of anime like JJK and KnY.

Pros: Good quality animation Amazing final fights(there are several standouts) Side characters are hit or miss,but fun nonetheless Good runtime,even if pacing is wonky,definitely worth the money.

The score and audio are insanely good.

Not as reliant on fanservice as the other films,so easier to take in as it's own project.

Dark Might is handled great imo

Cons: Subpar story,with pacing all over the place,but very normal for anime tie ins tbh Despite getting more time than the actual cast of MHA,the original characters all still underdeveloped sadly 3rd act drags especially hard,but is still saved by fantastic animation Side villains aren't handled as well as Dark Might

Biased rating,a 10. Genuine rating,more around an 8. Still a must watch for fans,but not for more casual viewers.

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie as it delivered exactly what I was looking for-fun, excitement, and impressive animation. Contrary to what some might expect, it makes sense that My Hero Academia movies aren't focused on character development for the main characters, as they fit between the anime arcs. The newly introduced characters in this film were interesting and fit well into the story, adding depth without overshadowing the main cast. The movie is visually stunning, with well-executed fight choreography, and I always appreciate the MHA soundtrack. Overall, it's a thrilling experience, and for me, a solid 9/10."

Previously to this film, the second movie of My Hero Academia was my favorite in the franchise, but without a doubt this fourth entry is my new favorite movie in the series, and also I'd include it in my Top10 of Anime TV series Tie-in Movies. The film is action-packed from the beginning to the end, with a great balance of having the whole cast of heroes a moment to shine, moreover the villain team for the movie is visually striking and interesting to watch. The level of animation is truly great. The intro song is really good too. I'm greatly pleased with my experience watching the anime film.

With "All Might" having lost most of his powers and now taken a back seat, it falls to the students of class 1A of the academy to do the policing of the undesirables in society and use their adaptable array of quirks to deliver these miscreants to the authorities. Then suddenly, out of nowhere, there appears a serious challenge to their regime when "Dark Might" emerges bent of replacing his august predecessor and imposing his own form of rule on a Japan he considers a pale imitation of it's former self. He is not without his own powerful hench-folk, and unwittingly one of those is the powerful "Anna" who can augment and corrupt the powers of others and whilst under an hypnotic spell be used to make this new oppressor nigh on unstoppable. It's down to the determined "Deku" and his new found ally "Giulio" to galvanise his nimble friends and find a way to thwart this monster before his city-sized aerial fort destroys their school, "All Might" and all that they stand for. It's a bit on the long side this, but there's still a solid story of good vs. Evil underpinned by plenty of animated combat action, some great smashes - "Manchester" and "Torino" maybe being a little more potent than "Grape Juice" and some effort has been made to imbue the characters with a little more personality as we discover more about who both their nemesis and the manipulated "Anna" actually are. It can be a bit repetitive at times and it has a couple of goes at concluding, but I still quite enjoyed it.