My Hero Academia Final Season

I've started watching Bnha a decade ago when I was 12. at the time it felt like something special especially the first two seasons. After that I've dropped it due to changes in my tastes and found that the anime is "too childish" of course the fandom lol. Despite that I still had a quite positive picture in my head. So at 22 I've decided to watch it cause I've heard the anime ended and unfortunately from season to season I started caring less and less about the anime the more I realized there is so little that it can offer. The biggest problems ofthis anime that it's completely allergic to any character development while the pacing gets drastically worse after season 3-4. It spends so much time on flashbacks, dialogues that even a demented grandpa could memorize this. the main antagonist of the series is so unbelievably boring yet the anime tries to spend episodes of episodes of backstory, boring fucking dialogues that it becomes unbearable to watch without a skip button. After 8 seasons of power lines, yelling in slow motion while explaining you're gonna punch the bad guy, you finally landed the hit and it's like a badly went anticipated wet fart. No idea why they thought 20+ episodes benefits this anime per season when there is so much fat and so little sauce or good action that I don't think this was worth the watch. this should've ended at season 5 when they decided to do a pull out game and literally spent recreating the same fucking plot for 3 seasons. You'd think there has to be something redeeming at least, something that makes this shonen anime different from others but no. Animation quality is all over the place with fight scenes mostly being ridiculously bad and stereotypical with some rare exceptions of 10 seconds of good cuts and animation that doesn't just zoom on the character faces with power lines in background and screaming. you start with Midoriya Izuku who never gives up, shy annoyingly selfless and doesn't care about himself and You finish with the same Midoriya. Same goes for every other character except some might bark and bully others slightly less after a decade. Plus ultra fart, go beyond pants one shit for all 100% shits pants * intense yelling * SMAAAAAASH! ᕙ⁠[⁠･⁠۝･⁠]⁠ᕗ

This is a short review for the later half of MHA (seasons 6-8) My Hero Academia seasons 6-8 turn the anime from a vibrant/light hearted superhero school story into an intense, high stakes war drama. This stretch of the story delivers arguably some of the highest peaks, and is also the most consistent when it comes to overall progression in the plot, having less "academia" in exchange for more focus on the actual story. What makes this part of MHA so special is, like mentioned, the the shift in tone compared to the earlier parts of the story. After season 5, it continues off of the "MyVillain Academia" arc, which was already a huge tonal shift compared to everything before that. Expanding upon themes that were established earlier in the story, here it really feels like shit has hit the fan. The lines between heroes and villains blur as both sides are pushed to the limits, forcing these characters to confront some pretty devastating choices along with profound loss, and the true cost of peace. The action choreography in the manga is elevated in the anime (season 6 2nd cour, 7-8), giving us some great sakuga along with pairing intense battles and deep character moments that remind us why we fell in love with the anime in the first place. Then comes the epilogue, which takes its time and doesn't feel rushed, which is always nice when it comes to wrapping up a 100+ episode long story. Overall this later half is a masterclass in building tension and delivering a cathartic conclusion that honors all the hard work that was made along the way.