My Hero Academia Series Watch Order Guide | April 2024

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Let us have a look at the watch guide to take your anime watching experience to the next level.

Release Order

I. TV Series

1. Season 1: My Hero Academia (2016)
2. Season 2: My Hero Academia 2 (2017)
3. Season 3: My Hero Academia 3 (2018)
4. Season 4: My Hero Academia 4 (2019)
5. Season 5: My Hero Academia 5 (2021, TBA)

II. Movies

1. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes (2018)
2. My Hero Academia the Movie 2: Heroes: Rising (2019)
3. My Hero Academia: World’s Heroes’ Mission (2021)

III. OVAs

1. OVA 1: (Jump Festa) My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training! (2017)
2. OVA 2: My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead (2017)

IV. ONAs

1. My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training (2020)

V. Specials

1. My Hero Academia 2: Hero Note (2017)
2. My Hero Academia: All Might: Rising (Two Heroes Special) (2019)

Recommended Watch Order

1. Season 1: My Hero Academia
2. OVA 1: (Jump Festa) My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training!
3. My Hero Academia 2: Hero Note
4. Season 2: My Hero Academia 2
5. OVA 2: My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead
6. My Hero Academia: All Might: Rising (Two Heroes Special)
7. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
8. Season 3: My Hero Academia 3
9. My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training
10. Season 4: My Hero Academia 4
11. My Hero Academia the Movie 2: Heroes: Rising
12. Season 5: My Hero Academia 5
13. My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission

Chronological Order

1. My Hero Academia: All Might: Rising (Two Heroes Special)
2. Season 1: My Hero Academia:
3. OVA 1: (Jump Festa) My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training!
4. TV Special: Hero Notebook (Recap Episode):
5. Season 2: My Hero Academia 2:
6. OVA 2: My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead
7. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes:
8. Season 3: My Hero Academia 3 (Ep 1-12):
9. OVA3: My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training (2 Parts)
10. Season 3: My Hero Academia 3 (Ep 13-25):
11. Season 4: My Hero Academia 4:
12. My Hero Academia the Movie 2: Heroes: Rising
13. Season 5: My Hero Academia 5
14. My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission

How much Time Will It Take To Watch?

If you are planning a marathon binge watching party, then behold!! It will take you 40 hours to watch all the Naruto related content in a single sitting.

1. Season 1: My Hero Academia – 312 minutes:
2. My Hero Academia 2: Hero Note – 23 minutes:
3. Season 2: My Hero Academia 2 – 575 minutes:
4. OVA 1: (Jump Festa) My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training! – 25 minutes
5. OVA 2: My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead – 25 minutes
6. Season 3: My Hero Academia 3 – 575 minutes:
7. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes – 96 minutes:
8. My Hero Academia: All Might: Rising (Two Heroes Special) – 8 minutes
9. Season 4: My Hero Academia 4 – 600 minutes:
10. My Hero Academia the Movie 2: Heroes: Rising – 104 minutes
11. My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training – 46 minutes
12. Season 5: My Hero Academia 5 – 575 minutes
13. My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission – 104 minutes

Manga For Season 5

If you want to know what happens after season 4, read My Hero Academia manga after chapter 190.

About My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia is an outstanding anime series that began in 2016. So far, 88 My Hero Academia filler list episodes have been broadcasted.

My Hero Academia Filler is an action-comedy anime series. It is written and drawn by Kōhei Horikoshi.

It is a Japanese superhero manga series. The manga was translated by Bones into an anime TV series.

The manga has received the Harvey Award for Best Manga of 2019. The manga has around 26 million copies in print as of December 2019.

 The manga and anime version have both received an overwhelmingly positive reaction from critics and viewers. My Hero Academia is regarded as one of the best anime series.

Last Words

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