The second animated feature strands Class 1-A on a quiet island with no teachers and no backup, then drops a dying villain who can hoard eight Quirks on their doorstep. Its climax hands One For All from Izuku Midoriya to Katsuki Bakugo, an…
The franchise's first theatrical outing sends All Might and Izuku Midoriya to I-Island, a floating research city, where a reunion with the retired sidekick who built every one of his hero costumes curdles into a hostage crisis. Released in…
A doomsday cult plans to gas twenty-five cities at once and wipe out everyone born with a Quirk, and the only people positioned to stop it are three work-study students, one of them a wanted man. The third film pairs Izuku Midoriya with a…
A mafia boss watches All Might point at a camera and say the words that end his career, decides they were meant for him, and buys himself the man's face. The fourth film traps Class 1-A inside a flying fortress built by a counterfeit…
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