My Hero Academia: Two Heroes

Deku travels with All might to I-Island where some of worlds leading hero scientist work on Developing hero support devices and showing them off at the annual I-Expo. AllMight here to meet up for a reunion with his old friend and former sidekick Dave along with his daughter Melissa. The events going well until all of a sudden a group of villains manage to sneak into the expo and hijack the security holding everyone hostage and Now Deku and his friends must put a stop to it. For the series 1st movie it's a decent film however nothing to over the top and does feel like it begins to drag when the middle part comes around. The focus of "Two Hero's" is obviously more on all might & Izuku at least at the start of the movie. Then it takes, backseat until later it seems like you could've done something with this without including the others students . While it does seem appropriate for them to be there the fact that Deku wasn't aware of any of his friends showing up it seems odd. They all just happen to be here for various reasons explaining I'm here because of this or We're here with Momo for this reason.if that's the case they could've just made this a school field trip,half the class isn't even present. While the idea of having a character that has a connection to All Mights past is a nice touch it doesn't really go anywhere like there's some scenes with them. It seems the idea of all might having a former sidekick that sounds like something that could actually have been in the continuity. The plots Honestly pretty basic and predictable you state that this place is impenetrable has the best security, little crime occurs here but then group of villains just take the place over I wonder why? The head himself isn't really anything special while he has interesting quirk, he doesn't really do anything for most of the film he really a forgettable throw away. The action building up to the finales good, but The finale is just the kind of fight that you see so many times anime. The animation is great and the music is real good It's also rather boring that for the majority of the film second half of the film we're limited to this one tower location. While earlier on you show all these colorful park attractions all over the island Could've had multiple battlegrounds.

The hype for this movie was a bit much for me but it was for a damn good reason. My Hero Academia two heroes proves that the superhero genre is nowhere near dead. A great addition to a beloved anime. This will be talked about for years to come. PLUS ULTRA!!!!

Nothing really happens in this movie. There is barely a story, it is just the kids going into this building and spending at least 2/3 of the movie climbing the stairs. Seriously, I was very excited for this movie, but it was very boring and there was barely any action. I don't mind if it is actionless if the story was great or the characters had interesting things to say, but none of that happens in the movie. When I mention the kids climbing the stairs throughout this movie, I "literally" mean going from floor to floor.

Terrorist have taken over this tower and there are 200 floors. They climbs all the way up to the 200th floor, and we get to see it. The main villain is not developed at all. We know nothing about him or why he is doing this evil plan, only that he wants to sell this item he is after for money. It is all for money. There is also no real threat in this movie. No matter how badly the good guys get beaten up, they get up right after. There is a scene where the main bad guy does a very flashy and supposedly strongest attack he has against one of the main characters, and he does fall down looking like he is in danger, but he just gets up again and continues fighting like nothing happens.

This movie was a huge disappointment for me because once again I was expecting an interesting story with these characters but the movie was really boring. The banter back and forth was funny sometimes but also unfunny at other times. There is a cool premise with one of the superheroes starting to lose his powers, but it really doesn't go nowhere. Deku has the most development in this movie. His character actually goes through an arc and he comes out at the end of the movie a changed person. I guess All Might sort of has an arc too, but he spends about 75% of the movie on the floor tied up.

Overall if you are a super hardcore fan of the series, you may like this movie, but you will still have to agree that not a lot of stuff was happening. It is just a bunch of the kids climbing the stairs until they can get to floor 200 to stop the terrorist. Terrible main bad guy, silly twist that had me rolling my eyes, only one cool action scene and that is at the very end (although you can't really tell what is happening because there are so many things flying around), very boring and long middle act, and overall a boring and uninteresting story.

7/10

I loved every bit of this movie, it was a very enjoyable time in the theatre. I loved seeing all my favorite characters and the story was strong, which was the best part. So often anime movies are made and they're just filler for the show but I felt this movies was a treat for all the true fans. I want to see it again so bad, just so good.

My Hero Academia: Two Heroes services both its fanbase while also providing a well-crafted, humorous tale to those with little to knowledge of the manga-turned-anime-series. Uplifting and effervescent, the film is a fantastic flick.