My Hero Academia: Two Heroes

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Calvin O I appreciate that this movie actually expands on the world of My Hero Academia and also explores more of All Might's backstory. Apart from that the movie is very predictable and forgettable. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 10/09/25 Full Review Audience Member A very good and definitely a anime to watch if your new to it. Great storyline and maybe some slight cussing but otherwise great for Pre-teens and Teens! Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/23/25 Full Review Rotten P A flashy, heartfelt detour from the main series, Two Heroes blends high-stakes action with genuine emotional warmth. While it doesn’t reshape the overarching story, it excels as a cinematic celebration of friendship, legacy, and the spirit of heroism. The animation dazzles, the dub performances surprise, and fans—new and old—will find plenty to love. A vibrant side quest that earns its place in the MHA universe. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 08/08/25 Full Review Brenden D A Solid Entertaining Simple Heroe's Tale My Hero Academia: Two Heroes gives viewers a fun jam pacted thriller as Izuku & his friends must rescue the Pros from a group of theives. The set-up for getting so many of our characters together in one spot while believable also feels a little forced like they were looking to get reactions from the crowd as they go "AND NOW HERE COMES THIS CHARACTER IN CHARACTER!" After you get passed that, it's a fairly enjoyable story. The new characters introduced with Rebecca & her father are solid additions who also help expand the lure. The history behind All might and Rebecca's father is phenomenal and highlights the urgency of the state of All Might's Condition. Rebecca herself is a Terrific Addition to the franchise. She's brilliant, determined, capable, has great moments with Deku, and her skills come in real handy for him as well so he has a reason to go Full Throttle. The fights are fine and entertaining enough as it becomes a basic case of "You guys go ahead, we'll deal with these goons" as an excuse to shrink the group down more and more. The Main Villain of this movie might be my favorite of all the lead bad guys throughout the films simply because they nail what they're going for with him. He's a simple theif who wants to make a big score, and while his design when he goes Super Movie Villain Mode in the final act is a bit busy, he's still plenty intimidating and has a solid quirk and some FANTASTIC LINES in the Dub. The final fight once or twice feels like it's about to conclude only to keep going, but it's not too jarring. The Climax allows for something we'll never get in the show which is a TOTAL TREAT as Deku & All Might Fight Together. The twist reveals range from Interesting to "Really????????? Really??????" The film still does a solid job at entertaining us. Not the most MIND BLOWING Anime Film, but one I don't mind putting on every once in a while. B 7.9/10 A Solid Watch For My Hero Fans Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 07/18/25 Full Review Kai S This movie was an ABSOLUTE BlAST. all the comedy and everything else that happened! was super awesome. here's a little backstory: after having watching the anime series episode to episode and then now waiting i had figured to just watch the movies of what is available on crunchyroll. and watching this movie i was like Eh.,.. alright Jokes aside and stuff Oh cool everyone is showing up ect then when it got the end with the villian and the controlling the metal and other stuff i was like "Omg that is SUCH a cool animation style" and then when deku and all might was flying towards the top and saying what they where saying and getting ready to punch that giant metal container. and when everyone in the background was yelling to them as well It reminded me SOO heavily of how i reacted when Goku and Frieza in Dragon ball reacted and it was SUCH A AMAZING BUILD UP TO THAT POINT amazing movie 10/10 and is definantly a watch tho if erasure head was available to go he could've helped XD Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 04/28/25 Full Review Martin B Solid introduction to the My Hero Academia movie franchise, as Class 1A end up on an island exhibition and have to fight the bad guys, with personal stakes for All Might and Deku. The new character who was friends with All Might during his time in America was more interesting than the main villain they brought in near the end, but the final sequence was so well animated and soundtracked. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 04/11/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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