There is just such pure optimism at the heart of My Hero Academia, an optimism that is routinely portrayed in the most genuine and expressive way possible. While it’s battle-shonen pacing and slavish recreation of panels that were better served in manga can hurt its appeal at times, Bones adaptation is nothing short of a marvel to behold when it is at its best. The series’ first film Two Heroes is an example of the studio given the resources to completely go wild, filled with sakuga splendor along side the heartfelt story beats about the nature of heroism that the series is known for. It’s an easy recommendation for series fans.
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