My Hero Academia: Top 5 Fights So Far

My Hero Academia is a new-gen anime that has grown steadily into one of the best of its generation, thanks in part to its incredible combat. MHA’s bouts are among its most appealing features, despite the fact that it also has some excellent storytelling and character development. Here are the top five battles from the series (so far).

My Hero Academia: Top 5 Fights

5. All Might Vs Nomu (Season 1)

Season 1’s last fight, which concludes the U.S.J narrative, demonstrates to fans what the series is capable of. Before the U.S.J. storyline, S1 didn’t have many exceptional moments; and this battle is easily the greatest of the season.

When in All Might’s hands, it does a fantastic job of portraying One for All as a powerful oddity. This is also a good comparison for Deku’s use of the quirk in his Shoot Style; which is a little less refined than All Might’s.

4. Lida, Deku & Todoroki Vs Stain

Stain is the first and best opponent in the series to demonstrate how cruel Hero Society can be. Stain is an advocate for the abolition of phoney Heroes; and he makes some strong points concerning them.

Midroriya’s appearance as Deku, as well as Stain’s praise for Deku as a real Hero; make this fight even greater. Stain, who despises phoney Heroes; describing Deku as a true Hero confirms what All Might saw in Deku in Season 1.

3. All Might Vs All For One

Season 3’s biggest confrontation, All Might vs. All for One, is an immediate classic with excellent buildup and plot development. This is still, and will continue to be; one of the best fights in the MHA series.

One of the most enjoyable aspects of this fight is the conclusion. All Might, bruised and battered, calmly points to the camera and says, “Now it’s your turn”. Deku’s audience erupts in applause; believing that All Might implies that society and the general public must fill his shoes. Deku and the crowd, on the other hand, know better; with All Might reminding Midoriya that One for All is now totally his.

2. Deku Vs Overhaul

Deku vs Overhaul, the conclusion of the Shie Hassaikai arc; features some of the best animation and moments in any My Hero Academia fight. The emotional scenes are also fantastic; with Deku catching Eri and Mirio losing his quirk, which is tragic.

This fight, on the other hand, pushed the envelope in terms of animation. The quick punches and animation style of 100 per cent Deku were incredible to see. Not mentioning this fight would be ignoring the precedent it set for future My Hero Academia battles.

1. Redestro Vs Tomura Shigaraki

The Meta Liberation Army storyline (also known as My Villain Academia) comes to a close with a fight that exceeds expectations. And the buildup to this final battle is fantastic, and it gives other League members a chance to shine before the main characters. Shigaraki’s past was integrated into the tale in such a way that it enhanced his character and fulfilled a long-held desire among fans.

Each of these battles had one thing in common; they all pushed the boundaries of what a great fight can be. With this in mind, fans of My Hero Academia should be looking forward to Season 6, which will premiere in 2022.