My Hero Academia: If you love shounen anime, you're definitely in the right place, but it's a matter of perspective. It has fights that are more tactically focused and keeps the audience on the edge of their seats, and it has great characters with some ridiculous powers. It has a broader perspective. The first season is an answer to the potential to be good, and that answer is yes.

My Hero Academia 2: It's a fun, easy-to-watch show with a lot of potential and seems to be headed in the right direction. Regardless of what it may lack in story, setting, or characters, it still makes up for it in consistency and entertainment value. Not to mention, its excellent animation and sound. It is a feast for the eyes that is still worth seeing.

My Hero Academia 3: I think it's safe to say that the momentum of this roller coaster won't stop for quite some time. Superhero shows often portray the characters exactly as they are: a symbol of justice and peace. While it continues to follow that concept, it has moments where it really capitalizes on the meaning of this ideology. With more episodes on the way in the future, I still have high hopes for this franchise.

My Hero Academia 4: It has its flaws, one thing I think they will still have to work on is the transition. Other than that though, the OPs and EDs are as good as ever, the characters are still as funny as ever. And most importantly, you will have fun watching it!

My Hero Academia 5: Honestly, there is nothing more to expand on. There's little to no driving force in its narrative, and the season wasn't entertaining either. The fifth installment was just a filler. If you skip season five, you won't miss a thing. At this point I just hope it continues to fall into darkness because the previous installments aren't much better.