Audience reviews
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Ichiya_Men
The story is trash. The character writing that was consistent up until this point is suddenly nonsensical, the villain's motivations are being entertained as though they make any sense when they are just run-of-the-mill bad people. Garbage season. Plot armour is used to defy logic for a while so you can enact a fantasy. In this season, plot armour is used to help the villains win almost every battle. This season is exclusively for people with a cuck fantasy. For those without, it's hard to give a rating above 1/10 not only because its terrible, but because it ruined a show that i enjoyed thoroughly until this point (well the last like ten episodes of the previous season were trending towards this too but it was excusable).
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5/10 ~ just more of the same
As I said for my several other reviews for MHA, this is just so OKAY that its kinda painful. The writing isnt particularly good, growth and resolutions just kinda happen, but hey Stain was back for .2 seconds and that was neat.
MHA has been quite the mixed bag when I talk to people about it, where almost every single person I personally know who watches anime as watched some part of it, only a small fraction have made it too, let alone through Season 6 + all 3 movies, most dropping the show in the 2nd and 3rd season. The reception of Season 4 and 5 were soo poor from the community that I feel like only the hardcore fan base is left and that is why S6 is just the highest rated season. I see so many people praising the writing.
The good:
- when the show tries…
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This season of MHA is one of the best. With very little filler and very intentional thrilling sequences, this anime is the epitome of shonen. The character development of all characters really gets put to the test in this season, and all of the positives and negatives that occur feel really heavy and important. Usually, it's easy to like other characters besides the main character in any anime, and that's especially true of MHA, but in this season, Deku really shines. That's not to say the cohesiveness of Class 1-A isn't also put on display! This season really has everything covered!
The writers of this show do a very good job at humanizing the villains, making much of the conflicts in this series very stressful. It also becomes clear in this season (if it wasn't clear before) that this s…
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My Hero Academia doesn't necessarily do anything unique or special among other shounens - It's full of self-sacrifice, friendship, and willpower. The difference, however, is that unlike many of the other shows, it does a brilliant job of the "show don't tell" model that so many anime lack these days. It's a tiresome cliche when you see another show where the protagonist has to announce unasked to no one in particular about friendship or not giving up. But more importantly, the show completely masters the art of instilling the emotions we watch shounen for in the first place - the idea of giving your all to help those in need. The idea of being purely driven to achieve your goals. The idea of being a hero.
And this season shows exactly what that entails. It shows the hardships of following…
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Synopsis:
Alright, buckle up for the ride of your life! Season 6 of My Hero Academia is here, and it's like the heroes chugged a whole barrel of serious juice. No more goofing around – it's time to get down to business or face some seriously nasty consequences!
Plot:
Get ready to dive back into the hero world, but this time, it's way darker and more intense. The heroes are dealing with crazy high stakes as a bunch of wicked villains come out to play. In this sequel season, the heroes are thrust into a world where the stakes have never been higher. A new wave of villains, each with their own intricate motives, emerges to challenge the heroes and disrupt the peace. As the heroes grapple with personal and moral dilemmas, they realize that failure isn't an option; the consequences of defeat a…
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I'll get this out of the way quickly, this season is absolutely, unequivocally outstanding. Ive been with MHA from the begining, watching ever season once it was finished airing up to season 3. Like most people will have done, hesitated to watch season 4 because of the reviews leaving season 5 out of the question. 6 became a season I believed I would never get to nor one I would be bothered with. Not long ago now, I started watching anime once more, with season 4 one of the first, following the new Bleach, I watched upon my return. I'll be short with it, season 4 wasn't great at all. Yet again a boring school related arc, but unlike other seasons, what followed was another really boring arc. With hesitation, I watched 5. Though it was a little slow at first, I knew that the second arc was…
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This is not the same anime from season one. It's almost as like they didn't know how to end it so decided to combine two seperate ideas: one which I'm sure your familiar with: hero school. Learning to use your powers and overcoming obstacles. As well as something more sinister and mature. A world that's in constant danger that tackles psychological topics. A world where the characters go through life and death situations only to end up losing, again and again.
It's almost as if now Izuku knew how to use his quirks they didn't know how to challenge him and still keep it interesting. They can't keep attacking UA, since they would have to get higher security to make it somewhat reasonable. They can't send them outside of school every single episode, and they already tackled more of the major…
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This and the previous season are rather difficult for me to rate, mainly because I find myself comparing the experiences with those I've had reading the manga. Previous seasons had a bit of that too, but these seasons have been... different. S5 was a real down point for the series, since it excluded a lot of what made the manga great and just lacked the visual punch of the manga. For all that this series gets treated as basic bitch shonen, the manga can sometimes bleed into the horrific with some absolutely terrifying panels that have yet to be replicated in the series, even going back to the early seasons. Part of that is the detail that the mangaka put into those panels, part of it is that the anime is aiming to bring in younger audiences, but another part is the that it's pretty clear t…
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I never write reviews but this relentlessly disgusting season made me,
If you like this show even a little bit I advise you not to watch this season.
The minuses outweigh the pluses,
It's the dumbest thing I've seen in a long time,
Villains kill dozens of heroes and the heroes respond by trying not to hurt them which ends up in even more heroes deaths,
In the anime, they also show the side effects of the villains and the fighting scenes of the protagonists,
In the anime, a lot of the action is just silly and made to tie in the flimsy plot once again,
This review is just a cry from the soul of someone who has truly waited for this season.
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The beginning of this season is very good with the war arc, but as the season goes on, especially in the last few episodes, I started to lose interest. Horikoshi has built a really interesting world, but the audience does not get as much time as we should to explore it because Izuku's plotline takes up a lot of the runtime. This could just be personal preference, but I know I am way more engaged with episodes focusing on other heroes and hero society as a whole. That being said though, this is still a great season and there are a lot of iconic moments and characters! It definitely feels like an improvement over seasons 4 and 5, and I hope that the 7th season will continue to be on this level. Also Lady Nagant is such a great character and I hope we see more of her.
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THIS IS A SPOILER-FREE REVIEW
„My Hero Academia“ is now a seven year old show. After 6 seasons and 3 movies i can confidently say that this has become one of my favourite shounen ever, despite it´s flaws. This season exceeded my expectations for the series immensely and can even compete with the glorious season two.
Story – 9/10
This arc is essentially the conclusion to a massive build-up since season 4 ,but essentially has elements in it that have been introduced from season one. The world of heroes we have become so accustomed to is in severe danger and decay. This show gave us what the previous seasons always missed: A sense of urgency. With this arc being the result of a seven year long build-up, it really upped the stakes on pretty much everything. We leave the fun and comedic scho…
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My Hero Academia Season 6 goes balls deep. The gloves are off. Slice of life is on hold. Casual Tuesdays are cancelled. It's all out war.
Animation / Art / General Visuals - 8/10
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There is non-stop action all season long. And while the animation quality struggles to keep up with the demands, it's still good enough where it matters. You can spot shortcuts everywhere, but because there is so much going on, it's easy to overlook and focus on the good stuff.
The general art and approach is the usual standard, nothing has changed in that regard. So if you've enjoyed MHA previously, you're sure to enjoy it still.
Sound / Music / Voice Acting - 9/10
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Can't say anything bad. MHA music is still kicking a…
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Season with a very weak direction even having a lot of action as little seen in so many seasons of this anime. Editing and continuity were the part that sinned the most. They extended and directed the part with Giganchia very badly and left the prison part with a few minutes of the episode, for example. I could detail everything but I don't want to dwell on a mediocre season of an anime. because the dialogues were clearly appealing. And even repetitive because they are already beaten dialogues and speeches from other seasons. I know it's a children's anime and for such minds, but I have to criticize based on the work as a general production. So, 5 for season 6.
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The sixth season comprised some of my favorite plot points from the manga but also some of the worst pacing in the manga. When I read this section of the manga, there were a lot of pacing problems. Some sections went by way too fast, others dragged forever, and then you'd get a big ticket item whose pacing was perfect. The anime managed to correct a lot of the pacing issues and I found overall it was easier to watch than read for the most part especially since the action was easier to follow in the anime than it was in the manga. Unfortunately, when a properly paced section from the manga occurred in the anime, frequently the section would go by way too fast and some ofo the emotional impact would be lost. That said, overall, this season wasn't terrible and I think that knowing what was co…
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I've always seen My Hero Academia as more of a comfort casual show to watch on the side. A show that would come back every year or so to give me another couple months of enjoyment. I only ever really had any hype for it when it just started.
This season really changed my view on this show as a whole. They jumped straight to the point, no filler, no unnecessary introductions, straight to action. Seeing the first couple episodes already made a decent impression on me, but from my past experience with this show I thought it would all die down after a couple episodes. It did not. It continued to keep me intrigued. I found myself looking forward to the next episode every week. And they sure as hell delivered, all the way to the end.
As a lover of the action genre, and a (usually) hater of sli…
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The Best Season of My Hero Academia, fully showcasing why it's one of the best new gen shounens out there. I might be hated for saying this but from the very start of BNHA I actually treat this as great series and one of my favorites of all-time.
So Why this season is by far the best season? It has everything you need especially binge watching it. We have high-quality action scenes that are full of emotions, character developments left and right, exploration of one for all and the mystery behind it is explained by details. There's no flaw except some sloppy animation.
The OST, Story-telling, Voice Acting are exceptional from the start to the very end of the season 6. I applaud the studio and the production cast for giving justice to the manga unlike season 5 of BNHA.
I highly recommend to…
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Out of all the shows that aired in the Fall season last year, from the ridiculous hype of Chainsaw Man to the return of Bleach, there was no show I was more curious as to see how it would turn out than My Hero Academia season six. There’s little denying that My Hero Academia has been on a slow decline ever since the midseason climax in season three. The show has just never seemed to recapture the hype and emotion of that moment and has been going through the motions ever since. Each arc just seemed to get more boring and following the status quo to the point where we just seemed to start getting a bit apathetic with the series. The haters were starting to get more justified and more importantly, it was no longer the big dog in the battle shounen space. When MHA was at it’s peak, there wasn…
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It's no secret to my friends that I have liked this show and have been a fan for a while. This is a show that I've pretty much grown with out of high school and into college, so trust me when I say that this season is a true a return to form.
After two seasons of inconsistency and arcs that may have felt tedious at best we have reached a season that I think not only meets some earlier entries but can exceed them. This is a return to the emotions, the themes, and the moments of the early MHA that I watched during my last few years in high school. What I think MHA had been missing for a while was introspection, the intricate and deeper moments that made up a lot of the earlier seasons. Whether it was All Might's final stand and realizing that he was passing on his will to his successor or…
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We continue where we left off in the last season, with the raid on the Nomu hospital. But then so much shit happens during the battle, the whole series is basically different by the time the battle. It is one bombshell, after another during the hospital raid. The sheer number of plot twists and drops this season is amazing.
Look, I won’t pretend that the plot is the best thing in the world or anything. But the way it is executed in this anime makes all the difference. And how the hospital raid arc ended was probably a huge shock to anime onlies. I absolutely love this new grittier style the anime went with for the 2nd half.
About the characters, We separate out a bit from our usual Class A characters in My Hero Academia Season 6. Only the essential characters from Class A get the spotlight…
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If you told me nearly seven years ago when My Hero Academia first aired that it would end up dropping into a secondary popularity tier among anime fans, below something like Attack on Titan or even Bleach, I would’ve told you to leave me the hell alone because I didn’t like anime and didn’t care at all about My Hero Academia.
But, if you told me the same thing four years ago when I first watched mha, I would’ve called you an overly cynical edgelord; an embittered asshole desperately tearing down earnestly crafted pop media pieces as some pretentious measure to justify their supercilious ass taste. Of course, this anime snob in my head turned out to be largely true. That isn’t to say My Hero Academia has lost its cultural weight entirely, as it continues to enjoy endless success in Japan w…
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