In Kohei Horikoshi’s My Hero Academia, most of the population can wield superhuman abilities called quirks that allow them to do all sorts of powerful, practical, and/or unbelievable things. Naturally ...

The pupils of My Hero Academia’s Class 1-A all have unique and original "quirks" that make them hero material – whether they're offensive, defensive, strategic, or supportive abilities.

MHA You’re Next is excellent for anyone who wants the series to go out with a bang. While not exactly a required viewing, it does great at expanding the concluding arc of the series.

But the MHA spin-off isn’t the first time fans have seen this drug or its variants. In the original My Hero Academia series, fans are first introduced to this drug during the Shie Hassaikai Arc.

The world of My Hero Academia boasts a plethora of unique and interesting quirks. Some characters are born with overwhelming abilities.

Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Byking have announced fighting action game My Hero Academia: All’s Justice for ...

My Hero Academia quirks and the jutsus from Naruto have been compared ever since the former series' debut. Both serve as the primary power systems of their respective series.

In MHA they call superpowers “quirks.” The closest analog might be mutant abilities in the Marvel Comics, including both flashy powers and mutations like having wings, or lizard-like skin.

MHA constantly keeps you entertained with its fights, throwing curve balls and crazy new quirks into the mix in imaginative ways.

The pupils of My Hero Academia’s Class 1-A all have unique and original "quirks" that make them hero material – whether they're offensive, defensive, strategic, or supportive abilities. One of ...