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My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission
A terrorist group called Humarize believes Quirks are a disease that will eventually doom humanity, and its leader, Flect Turn, plans to wipe out Quirk users around the world with a set of hidden bombs. When the first bomb goes off, pro heroes and U.A. students are sent across the globe to stop him, and Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, and Shoto Todoroki travel with the Endeavor Agency to the European country of Otheon. While chasing a group of thieves, Izuku crosses paths with Rody Soul, a kind-hearted local boy with a small bird companion named Pino, and the two are soon framed and forced to run together. As Izuku works to clear their names, Bakugo and Todoroki have to put aside their clashing personalities and team up to take on Humarize's fighters. It's a fast-paced, globe-trotting adventure that mixes big action with the unlikely friendship between Izuku and Rody, and shows what heroism looks like when the whole world is at stake.
My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission Watch Order
How to watch My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission and the complete My Hero Academia franchise in chronological order, including where every series and movie fits into the timeline.
Watch My Hero Academia in chronological story order below. Movies marked optional are canon side stories that can be skipped.
- My Hero Academia Season 1 (Episodes 1–13): Start here with the Entrance Exam, Quirk Apprehension Test, Battle Trial, and U.S.J. arcs.
- My Hero Academia Season 2 (Episodes 14–38): Adapts the U.A. Sports Festival, Vs. Hero Killer, and Final Exams arcs.
- My Hero Academia: Two Heroes (Movie): Canon movie (optional) set on a floating research island between Seasons 2 and 3.
- My Hero Academia Season 3 (Episodes 39–63): Follows the Forest Training Camp, Hideout Raid, and Provisional Hero License Exam arcs.
- My Hero Academia Season 4 (Episodes 64–88): Spans the Shie Hassaikai, Remedial Course, U.A. School Festival, and opening Pro Hero arcs.
- My Hero Academia Season 5 (Episodes 89–113): Spans the Pro Hero arc's finish, Joint Training, Endeavor Agency, and Meta Liberation Army arcs.
- My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising (Movie): Canon movie (optional) following Class 1-A on a remote island heroism program, set after the Meta Liberation Army arc.
- My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission (Movie): Canon movie (optional) set during the winter agency internships in Season 5, placed after the season so the Endeavor Agency arc stays whole.
- My Hero Academia Season 6 (Episodes 114–138): Brings the story into the Paranormal Liberation War and Dark Hero arcs.
- My Hero Academia Season 7, Part 1 (Episodes 139–143): Adapts the Star and Stripe and U.A. Traitor arcs; pause here for the movie.
- My Hero Academia: You're Next (Movie): Canon movie (optional) set right after the U.A. Traitor arc, just before the Final War arc begins.
- My Hero Academia Season 7, Part 2 (Episodes 144–159): Brings the story into the Final War arc and its opening battles.
- My Hero Academia Season 8 (Episodes 160–170, plus Episode 171 "More"): Closes out the Final War and Epilogue arcs as the main story concludes.
Note
This is the end of the main watch order, and everything below is optional.
Besides the main story, there are extra entries (including side stories, canon prologues/epilogues, and spin-offs) that you can watch if you want.
OVAs:
- My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training!
- My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead
- My Hero Academia: All Might: Rising (OVA prequel that leads into My Hero Academia: Two Heroes)
- My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training (two-part OVA set before the Provisional Hero License Exam in Season 3)
- My Hero Academia: Departure (OVA that leads into My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission)
- My Hero Academia: UA Heroes Battle
- My Hero Academia: A Piece of Cake (OVA prequel released with the home video of My Hero Academia: You're Next)
- My Hero Academia: I Am a Hero Too (epilogue special set after Episode 171 "More")
ONAs:
- My Hero Academia: HLB (web short released together with Laugh! As if You Are in Hell as the Season 5 side stories)
- My Hero Academia: Laugh! As if You Are in Hell (web short, Season 5 side story set during the Endeavor Agency internships)
Recaps:
- My Hero Academia: Hero Notebook (Episode 13.5 TV recap, covers Season 1)
- My Hero Academia: Memories (four TV recap specials aired in April 2024 before Season 7, listed as Episodes 138.1 to 138.4 on fan databases; they recap earlier seasons and include a few new scenes)
Spin-off series:
- My Hero Academia: Vigilantes (TV spin-off series set before the main story)
Release order differs for the movies, OVAs, and spin-offs, which came out while the TV seasons were airing.
Streaming platforms either list the series with continuous episode numbering from Episode 1 to 171 or restart numbering at Episode 1 for each season.
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