If you’re diving into the vibrant world of My Hero Academia (MHA), knowing the right order to watch the movies can enhance your experience and deepen your understanding of the series. All MHA films are considered canon, adding layers to the storyline you love. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or just starting your superhero journey with Deku, this guide will help you discover how to watch all My Hero Academia movies in the correct order.
Kohei Horikoshi, the creator of MHA, confirmed the canonicity of all the movies in the series, making them essential viewing for fans. Let’s break down each movie and the right order to watch them for an immersive experience.
All My Hero Academia Movies in Order
Only four My Hero Academia movies have been released so far. Below, you’ll find a detailed overview of each film, along with their release dates, fan ratings, and when to watch them:
1. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
- Release Year: 2018
- IMDB/MAL: 7.3/7.52
- Runtime: 1 hour 36 minutes
- To be Watched After Episode No. 58 (or Season 3 Episode 20)
The first film, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, showcases a thrilling summer break where Izuku Midoriya and All Might visit I-Island. As students enjoy a superhero festival, chaos erupts when villains invade the island, forcing our heroes to step up. While the plot may seem typical, it’s a fun ride for MHA enthusiasts.
2. My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising
- Release Year: 2019
- IMDB/MAL: 7.7/7.93
- Runtime: 1 hour 44 minutes
- To be Watched After Episode No. 101 (or Season 5 Episode 13)
Following its predecessor’s success, My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising was released in 2019. Set on Nabu Island, Deku’s team is tasked with a safety program that soon turns perilous when they confront the formidable villain Nine, who presents an unprecedented challenge. This film is known for its intense action and character development, making it a fan favorite.
3. My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission
- Release Year: 2021
- IMDB/MAL: 7.00/7.58
- Runtime: 1 hour 41 minutes
- To be Watched After Episode No. 104 (or Season 5 Episode 16)
My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission marks a deviation from the classic hero-rescue narrative. The plot centers around a group called Humarise, which aims to eliminate quirk users. As Deku finds himself wrongly accused of a crime, he must navigate challenges on multiple fronts, leading to exhilarating action sequences that keep fans on the edge of their seats.
4. My Hero Academia: You’re Next
- Release Year: 2024
- IMDB/MAL: 6.9/7.51
- To be Watched After Episode No. 142 (or Season 7 Episode 4)
My Hero Academia: You’re Next, the newest installment, features Valdo Gollini, an evil version of All Might as the main antagonist. The film takes our heroes on a thrilling journey, but it received mixed reviews from fans. Despite this, it’s worth watching to complete your MHA movie collection and experience every facet of this beloved franchise.
As we await the final season of the MHA anime this year, there’s no current news of another movie. Which MHA movie resonated with you the most? Your thoughts are important; let us know in the comments below!
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