Deku's quirkless state ends where it began in My Hero Academia. Would he have been better off without One for All?

My Hero Academia is an exciting action series with eye-catching and action-packed promotional art. These are some of the best in the series.

In the world of My Hero Academia, where superpowers define heroes, Knuckleduster emerges as a symbol of unwavering courage. Despite lacking a Quirk, he fearlessly combats crime, proving that true ...

The movie My Hero Academia: You’re Next has started streaming on Netflix and Crunchyroll. This marks the film’s official digital release after a successful theatrical run. It adds to the growing ...

The negative space keeps this look feeling minimalist while the single gem on each nail adds a glam element. While floral nail art can easily take on a maximalist feel, this take shows how to ...

While My Hero Academia‘s anime adaptation is barreling toward its finale, the franchise has been preparing for the ending with some incredible new merchandise, including a brand-new art book ...

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is a Japanese anime TV show that released its first episode of season 1 on April 7. The spin-off anime is written by Hideyuki Furuhashi and produced by Bones Film.

Some of my favorite parts of the episode were everyone ... but it's nice that he's starting to realize that maybe more than being a hero, he just wanted to have some friends.

What Is My Hero Academia’s Ultra Artworks? My Hero Academia “Ultra Artworks” is the first art book for the franchise that samples Kohei Horikoshi’s ten years of serialization for the manga ...

While My Hero Academia’s eighth and final season arrives later this year, we're not saying goodbye to Class 1-A or the world of Quirks. New movies and spin-offs from studio Bones and Toho ...

The My Hero Academia universe has hooked fans with its detailed world-building and complex characters, and the spin-off My Hero Academia: Vigilantes has further expanded this world by focusing on the ...

In an interview published in Oricon, Ikumi Hasegawa described her audition for Pop Step. She appeared alongside Shuichiro Umeda and Yasuhiro Mamiya, who voiced Koichi and Knuckleduster, ...