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My Hero Academia
In a world where roughly 80% of the population is born with a superpower known as a Quirk, Izuku Midoriya is one of the rare few who has none, yet he has never stopped dreaming of becoming a hero like his idol, the mighty All Might. A chance encounter with the Symbol of Peace himself changes everything, and Izuku is handed a remarkable gift along with a heavy responsibility. He enrolls at U.A. High School, the country's top academy for training heroes, where he joins a class full of gifted, ambitious students, including the fiery Katsuki Bakugo, his former childhood friend turned rival. Between intense training, school festivals, and tough competitions, the students learn what it takes to protect others, while a growing group of villains begins to threaten the peaceful society heroes have built. It's an energetic, heartfelt story about hard work, courage, and the idea that anyone can become a hero if they never give up.
My Hero Academia Filler Episodes and Canon Guide
My Hero Academia spans a total of 170 episodes, including 160 manga canon episodes, 1 anime canon episode, 5 mixed canon/filler episodes, and 4 filler episodes (2% filler). Use this breakdown to watch essential canon and mixed story episodes while skipping pure filler.
Manga Canon: adapts manga storyline. Anime Canon: creator-approved story content. Mixed: blends canon with anime padding. Filler: anime-original and skippable.