My Hero Academia is set in a world where around 80 percent of people are born with a superpower, called a Quirk. Being a hero is a licensed job with rankings, sponsors and merchandise, and U.A. High School is the most famous academy for training them. Izuku Midoriya is one of the few kids born without a Quirk, which should end his dream of becoming a hero, until the world's top hero, All Might, chooses him to inherit his power.
MHA's cast is huge, but most of it comes from four places: Izuku's class, Class 1-A; the pro heroes who teach and mentor them; the League of Villains led by Tomura Shigaraki; and the shadowy All For One behind them. This guide covers all four, gives every Class 1-A student a proper entry with their Quirk and hero name, and ends with an A–Z list.
- Creator
- Kohei Horikoshi
- Manga
- Weekly Shonen Jump, 2014–2024
- Anime studio
- Bones
- Japanese title
- Boku no Hero Academia (BNHA)
- Spin-off
- My Hero Academia: Vigilantes
Class 1-A: all 20 students
Class 1-A is U.A.'s hero course class, taught by Shota Aizawa. Its students are attacked by villains in their first weeks and keep being dragged into crises, so they grow up fast. Every member gets at least one moment in the spotlight, which is why "mha characters" searches mostly mean these twenty.
Izuku Midoriya
Hero name: Deku · Quirk: One For All
Izuku spent his childhood filling notebooks with analyses of other people's Quirks because he didn't have one. All Might passes him One For All, a power stockpiled by generations of users, and at first Izuku breaks his own bones every time he uses it. His story is about learning to control it, unlocking the abilities of past users such as Blackwhip and Float, and becoming the kind of hero who saves people even when they're villains.
- Voice
- Daiki Yamashita (JP), Justin Briner (EN)
Katsuki Bakugo
Hero name: Dynamight · Quirk: Explosion
Izuku's childhood friend and bully, with sweat like nitroglycerin that he ignites from his palms. He's a genuine genius at combat, but his pride and temper get in his way. His slow, painful shift from tormenting Izuku to respecting and finally apologising to him is one of the series' most important arcs.
- Voice
- Nobuhiko Okamoto (JP), Clifford Chapin (EN)
Shoto Todoroki
Hero name: Shoto · Quirk: Half-Cold Half-Hot
The son of the hero Endeavor, who married his mother specifically to produce an heir with both fire and ice. Shoto refuses to use his fire side out of hatred for his father until Izuku challenges him at the Sports Festival. He's calm and a bit oblivious, and his family's reckoning becomes a central plot in the later arcs.
- Voice
- Yuki Kaji (JP), David Matranga (EN)
Ochaco Uraraka
Hero name: Uravity · Quirk: Zero Gravity
Ochaco can make anything she touches with all five fingertips float, at the price of nausea if she overdoes it. She first wanted to become a hero to make money for her struggling parents, then finds deeper reasons. She trains in martial arts with Gunhead, and becomes one of Izuku's closest friends, with obvious feelings for him.
- Voice
- Ayane Sakura (JP), Luci Christian (EN)
Tenya Iida
Hero name: Ingenium · Quirk: Engine
Class 1-A's earnest, rule-loving class representative, with engines in his calves that give him huge speed. When the Hero Killer Stain cripples his older brother Tensei, Iida goes after Stain for revenge and nearly throws his future away. He later takes his brother's hero name.
- Voice
- Kaito Ishikawa (JP), J. Michael Tatum (EN)
Tsuyu Asui
Hero name: Froppy · Quirk: Frog
Tsuyu can do anything a frog can: long tongue, wall-climbing, swimming and camouflage. She's famous for saying exactly what she thinks, and for the calm, steady head that makes her the class's best rescue specialist. She asks friends to call her "Tsu."
- Voice
- Aoi Yuki (JP), Monica Rial (EN)
Eijiro Kirishima
Hero name: Red Riot · Quirk: Hardening
Kirishima turns his skin rock-hard and jagged, and his upgraded Unbreakable form makes him nearly impervious for a short time. He's warm, loud and obsessed with being "manly," and his worry that he froze when it counted in middle school drives his growth. He's Bakugo's closest friend.
- Voice
- Toshiki Masuda (JP), Justin Cook (EN)
Momo Yaoyorozu
Hero name: Creati · Quirk: Creation
Momo can create any non-living object from the fat in her body, as long as she understands its molecular structure. That makes her the smartest strategist in the class. She was admitted on recommendation and is vice-representative, but her early lack of confidence is a major part of her arc.
- Voice
- Marina Inoue (JP), Colleen Clinkenbeard (EN)
Denki Kaminari
Hero name: Chargebolt · Quirk: Electrification
Kaminari can release huge amounts of electricity, but if he overloads his brain short-circuits and he becomes a giggling, thumbs-up airhead. Support gear later lets him aim his attacks. He's the class joker, but he's braver than he looks.
Kyoka Jiro
Hero name: Earphone Jack · Quirk: Earphone Jack
Jiro's earlobes end in long audio jacks she can plug into things to listen in or fire sound waves from her heartbeat. She's dry, sarcastic and embarrassed by her love of music, until she leads the class band at the school festival.
Fumikage Tokoyami
Hero name: Tsukuyomi · Quirk: Dark Shadow
Tokoyami has a bird's head and a living shadow creature, Dark Shadow, that grows stronger and harder to control in the dark. He talks like a gothic poet. He interns under Hawks and learns to fly by wrapping himself in Dark Shadow.
Mina Ashido
Hero name: Pinky · Quirk: Acid
Mina has pink skin and horns and can secrete acid of varying strength, which she uses to skate across surfaces. She's a dancer and the life of the class. She once wanted to be called "Alien Queen" before the class talked her out of it.
Mezo Shoji
Hero name: Tentacole · Quirk: Dupli-Arms
Shoji has six arms joined by webbing and can grow eyes, ears or mouths at their tips, making him an excellent scout. He hides his face because of the prejudice people with animal-like features face. He's quiet and protective, and always first to shield a classmate.
Hanta Sero
Hero name: Cellophane · Quirk: Tape
Sero shoots tape from his elbows to swing around and tie people up. He's easygoing and well-liked. He's also known for being frozen solid by Todoroki in the Sports Festival, prompting the crowd's chant of "Don't mind!"
Mashirao Ojiro
Hero name: Tailman · Quirk: Tail
Ojiro has a big, strong tail and a martial-arts style built around it. He's remembered for withdrawing from the Sports Festival tournament because he couldn't accept a place he didn't feel he'd earned while brainwashed.
Koji Koda
Hero name: Anima · Quirk: Anivoice
Koda can command animals with his voice. He's very shy, barely speaks and is afraid of bugs, but he forces himself to give orders when lives depend on it. He's gentle with every creature he meets.
Rikido Sato
Hero name: Sugarman · Quirk: Sugar Rush
Sato gets five times stronger for a few minutes after eating sugar, but becomes sluggish when it wears off. He's the class's quiet powerhouse and its best baker.
Toru Hagakure
Hero name: Invisible Girl · Quirk: Invisibility
Toru is permanently invisible, so you only see her floating gloves and clothes. She's bubbly and great at stealth, and she learns to bend light through her body to blind enemies. Her role grows a lot in the final arc.
Yuga Aoyama
Hero name: Can't Stop Twinkling · Quirk: Navel Laser
Aoyama is a sparkly, theatrical boy who fires a laser from his navel and wears a special belt because the Quirk doesn't fully suit his body. He's eccentric and seems to keep his distance from his classmates. Why he does that becomes a major plot point.
Minoru Mineta
Hero name: Grape Juice · Quirk: Pop Off
Mineta pulls sticky purple balls from his head that bounce off him and stick to everything else. He's cowardly and a pervert, which makes him the class's most divisive character, but he has a few clever moments in serious fights.
Class 1-A Quirk table
Every Class 1-A student, in official seat order, with hero name and Quirk. The two names that change during the series are Bakugo's and Iida's.
| # | Student | Hero name | Quirk | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yuga Aoyama | Can't Stop Twinkling | Navel Laser | Fires a laser from the navel |
| 2 | Mina Ashido | Pinky | Acid | Secretes corrosive acid |
| 3 | Tsuyu Asui | Froppy | Frog | Frog-like abilities |
| 4 | Tenya Iida | Ingenium | Engine | Engines in the legs for speed |
| 5 | Ochaco Uraraka | Uravity | Zero Gravity | Makes touched objects weightless |
| 6 | Mashirao Ojiro | Tailman | Tail | A strong, prehensile tail |
| 7 | Denki Kaminari | Chargebolt | Electrification | Discharges electricity |
| 8 | Eijiro Kirishima | Red Riot | Hardening | Hardens skin |
| 9 | Koji Koda | Anima | Anivoice | Commands animals by voice |
| 10 | Rikido Sato | Sugarman | Sugar Rush | Strength boost from sugar |
| 11 | Mezo Shoji | Tentacole | Dupli-Arms | Grows body parts on extra arms |
| 12 | Kyoka Jiro | Earphone Jack | Earphone Jack | Audio jacks for listening and sound attacks |
| 13 | Hanta Sero | Cellophane | Tape | Shoots tape from the elbows |
| 14 | Fumikage Tokoyami | Tsukuyomi | Dark Shadow | A sentient shadow creature |
| 15 | Shoto Todoroki | Shoto | Half-Cold Half-Hot | Ice from the right side, fire from the left |
| 16 | Toru Hagakure | Invisible Girl | Invisibility | Permanently invisible body |
| 17 | Katsuki Bakugo | Dynamight | Explosion | Ignites explosive sweat |
| 18 | Izuku Midoriya | Deku | One For All | Stockpiled power plus inherited Quirks |
| 19 | Minoru Mineta | Grape Juice | Pop Off | Sticky balls from the scalp |
| 20 | Momo Yaoyorozu | Creati | Creation | Creates non-living objects |
Class 1-B, Shinso and the Big 3
Class 1-B is the other first-year hero class, and it hates being overshadowed by 1-A. Their joint training battle is a fan-favourite arc. Above them are the "Big 3," U.A.'s three strongest third-years.
Neito Monoma
Phantom Thief · Quirk: Copy
Monoma copies other people's Quirks by touching them, for a few minutes at a time. He's theatrically obsessed with proving 1-B is better than 1-A, but he's also a genuinely sharp tactician.
Itsuka Kendo
Battle Fist · Quirk: Big Fist
1-B's class representative, who can enlarge her hands. She's level-headed, a skilled martial artist and the only person who can stop Monoma mid-rant (usually with a chop to the neck).
Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu
Real Steel · Quirk: Steel
Tetsutetsu turns his body to steel, a near-copy of Kirishima's Quirk and personality. The two became instant friendly rivals.
Ibara Shiozaki
Vine · Quirk: Vines
A devout, gentle girl whose hair is made of vines she can extend and control. Her calm sincerity makes her one of 1-B's most memorable characters.
Hitoshi Shinso
General studies student · Quirk: Brainwashing
Anyone who answers Shinso's question falls under his control. A villainous-sounding power kept him out of the hero course, but Aizawa trains him personally, and his drive to transfer in is one of the quieter success stories.
Mirio Togata
Lemillion · Quirk: Permeation
Mirio can pass through anything, which left him blind, deaf and falling through floors until he trained it into a strength. Sir Nighteye thought he should have inherited One For All. He gives up a great deal to save a little girl named Eri.
- Voice
- Tarusuke Shingaki (JP), Ricco Fajardo (EN)
Tamaki Amajiki
Suneater · Quirk: Manifest
Tamaki takes on the traits of whatever he's eaten, so he can grow tentacles from octopus or claws from crab. He's crippled by anxiety but immensely powerful once he commits.
Nejire Hado
Nejire Chan · Quirk: Wave Motion
Nejire turns her stamina into spiralling energy blasts. She's endlessly curious and asks everyone personal questions.
Eri
Quirk: Rewind
A small girl held by the Shie Hassaikai because her Quirk can rewind a body to an earlier state. Rescuing her is the core of the Overhaul arc, and her Quirk matters a great deal later.
Pro heroes and U.A. teachers
MHA's pros have official rankings on a Hero Billboard Chart, which changes after All Might retires. Many of U.A.'s teachers are pros as well.
All Might
Symbol of Peace · Quirk: One For All
Toshinori Yagi was the No. 1 hero for decades, a constant smiling presence whose existence alone deterred crime. A wound from All For One left him able to hold his muscular form only for a few hours a day. He passes One For All to Izuku and becomes a teacher at U.A., and much of the story is about the world learning to live without him.
- Voice
- Kenta Miyake (JP), Christopher Sabat (EN)
Endeavor
No. 1 hero after All Might · Quirk: Hellflame
Enji Todoroki spent his career obsessed with surpassing All Might and abused his family in the process. Inheriting the top spot without earning it forces him to confront what he's done. His attempt at atonement is one of the most debated arcs in the series.
- Voice
- Tetsu Inada (JP), Patrick Seitz (EN)
Hawks
No. 2 hero · Quirk: Fierce Wings
Keigo Takami is the youngest hero to break into the top ten, with crimson wings whose feathers he controls individually. He's casual and fast, and secretly works for the Hero Public Safety Commission as a double agent.
- Voice
- Yuichi Nakamura (JP), Zeno Robinson (EN)
Eraser Head
Class 1-A teacher · Quirk: Erasure
Shota Aizawa can cancel anyone's Quirk by looking at them, but only while he doesn't blink. He's scruffy, sleepy and threatens to expel students constantly, but he cares deeply about keeping them alive.
- Voice
- Junichi Suwabe (JP)
Present Mic
English teacher · Quirk: Voice
Hizashi Yamada is a loud radio DJ and U.A.'s English teacher, whose voice can be turned into a sonic attack. He's been Aizawa's friend since their school days.
- Voice
- Hiroyuki Yoshino (JP)
Best Jeanist
Top-three hero · Quirk: Fiber Master
Best Jeanist controls fabric and fibres, especially denim. He takes Bakugo as an intern and tries, without much luck, to tame him into a "proper" hero.
Mirko
Rabbit hero · Quirk: Rabbit
Rumi Usagiyama is a solo hero with the powers of a rabbit, especially devastating kicks. She's fearless and blunt, and her few big fights made her a fan favourite.
Gran Torino
All Might's teacher · Quirk: Jet
A tiny old man who propels himself by expelling air from the soles of his feet. He trains Izuku briefly and is one of the few people who knows All For One's history.
Sir Nighteye
All Might's former sidekick · Quirk: Foresight
Nighteye can see the future of anyone he touches. He doubted Izuku was the right successor, mentored Mirio, and believes a future can't be changed.
Edgeshot, Kamui Woods and Mt. Lady
Pro heroes
Edgeshot can fold his body paper-thin, Kamui Woods fights with wooden limbs, and Mt. Lady grows giant-sized. They're the pros who show up most often at major incidents.
Fat Gum and Ryukyu
Internship mentors
Fat Gum absorbs impacts in his body fat and mentors Kirishima and Tamaki. Ryukyu turns into a dragon and mentors Ochaco, Tsuyu and Nejire.
Nezu, Recovery Girl and the faculty
U.A. staff
Principal Nezu is a mouse-like animal with super-intelligence. Recovery Girl heals with a kiss. The rest of the faculty includes Midnight, Cementoss, Ectoplasm, Thirteen, Snipe, Power Loader, Hound Dog and Vlad King, 1-B's teacher.
The League of Villains
The League starts as a small band of misfits led by a childish Shigaraki and becomes, over the series, the force that pulls hero society apart. Several of its members have the most sympathetic backstories in the show.
Tomura Shigaraki
League leader · Quirk: Decay
Shigaraki destroys anything he touches with all five fingers. He's introduced as a petulant manchild who treats villainy like a video game, but he grows into a real leader and a deliberate mirror of Izuku: an heir chosen and shaped by a powerful mentor. His goal is to destroy everything hero society stands on.
- Voice
- Koki Uchiyama (JP), Ian Sinclair (EN)
Dabi
Quirk: Cremation
A patchwork of scarred and stapled skin with blue flames so hot they burn him too. He's obsessed with Endeavor and with tearing down the system that made him a hero.
- Voice
- Hiro Shimono (JP), Jason Liebrecht (EN)
Himiko Toga
Quirk: Transform
Toga transforms into anyone whose blood she's drunk. Her cheerful, love-struck menace hides a childhood of being told her natural urges were monstrous, and she forms a strange bond with Ochaco.
- Voice
- Misato Fukuen (JP), Leah Clark (EN)
Twice
Quirk: Double
Jin Bubaigawara makes copies of anyone he's measured. After cloning himself, he lost track of which one was real, which shattered his mind. He contradicts himself mid-sentence and is the League's most loyal friend.
Spinner
Quirk: Gecko
A lizard-like young man inspired by Stain's ideology. He becomes a spokesman for people who were mistreated for their heteromorphic appearance.
Mr. Compress
Quirk: Compress
A masked stage magician who shrinks people and objects into marbles. He's polished and theatrical, and descends from a famous phantom thief.
Kurogiri
Quirk: Warp Gate
The League's mist-bodied bartender and teleporter, who ferries everyone around. His real origins are among the series' darker reveals.
Magne
Quirk: Magnetism
A big-hearted, big-sister figure to the League's newer members, who magnetises people and pulls them together.
All For One and other villains
All For One
Ultimate villain · Quirk: All For One
A villain who has lived for generations by stealing Quirks and handing them to followers. He's the reason One For All exists, and he groomed Shigaraki as his successor.
- Voice
- Akio Otsuka (JP), John Swasey (EN)
Stain
The Hero Killer · Quirk: Bloodcurdle
Stain paralyses people by tasting their blood, and hunts heroes he considers fake. His creed that only All Might deserves to be called a hero inspires a wave of new villains.
Overhaul
Shie Hassaikai leader · Quirk: Overhaul
Kai Chisaki can disassemble and rebuild anything he touches. He uses the child Eri to make bullets that destroy Quirks permanently.
Re-Destro
Meta Liberation Army · Quirk: Stress
The heir to an old Quirk-liberation movement. He gets stronger the more stress he's under, until he clashes with the League.
Gigantomachia
All For One's bodyguard
A mountain-sized, endlessly loyal servant of All For One with many stolen Quirks. Stopping him is a recurring problem in the war arcs.
Lady Nagant
Former hero · Quirk: Rifle
A former sniper for the Hero Public Safety Commission, imprisoned after turning on her employers. She becomes a turning point for Izuku late in the story.
Gentle Criminal and La Brava
Small-time villains
A failed hero turned online prankster, and the devoted hacker who loves him. Their attack on the school festival is a small, oddly touching story.
Muscular, Moonfish and Mustard
Vanguard Action Squad
The villains who attack the class at summer training camp. Muscular, whose Quirk boosts his muscles, is the one who pushes Izuku to his limit.
Voice cast
The English dub is produced by Crunchyroll (formerly Funimation) in Texas, so many voices overlap with other dubs from the same studio. Find more in our voice actors guide.
| Character | Japanese | English |
|---|---|---|
| Izuku Midoriya | Daiki Yamashita | Justin Briner |
| Katsuki Bakugo | Nobuhiko Okamoto | Clifford Chapin |
| Shoto Todoroki | Yuki Kaji | David Matranga |
| Ochaco Uraraka | Ayane Sakura | Luci Christian |
| Tenya Iida | Kaito Ishikawa | J. Michael Tatum |
| Tsuyu Asui | Aoi Yuki | Monica Rial |
| Eijiro Kirishima | Toshiki Masuda | Justin Cook |
| Momo Yaoyorozu | Marina Inoue | Colleen Clinkenbeard |
| All Might | Kenta Miyake | Christopher Sabat |
| Endeavor | Tetsu Inada | Patrick Seitz |
| Hawks | Yuichi Nakamura | Zeno Robinson |
| Tomura Shigaraki | Koki Uchiyama | Ian Sinclair |
| Dabi | Hiro Shimono | Jason Liebrecht |
| Himiko Toga | Misato Fukuen | Leah Clark |
| All For One | Akio Otsuka | John Swasey |
Themes and where to start
MHA is a superhero story that keeps questioning superhero stories. Its first half is a fairly classic school-and-tournament shonen. Its second half asks what happens when a society outsources all its courage to a few licensed professionals, and who falls through the cracks: Shigaraki, Dabi, Toga and Spinner are all people the system failed. The relationships that hold the cast together are:
- Izuku and Bakugo, one of the most deliberately written rivalries in modern manga; see our guide to iconic rivalries.
- All Might and Izuku, mentor and successor, mirrored by All For One and Shigaraki.
- The Todoroki family, whose abuse and attempted atonement push the series into far darker territory than its bright early episodes.
Start with season one of the anime; it follows the manga closely, and the films are optional side stories. If you like the cast's mix of school life and big battles, try Jujutsu Kaisen or Demon Slayer, and for a parody of the hero business itself, One-Punch Man.
All MHA character names A–Z
A
- All For One — Villain
- All Might (Toshinori Yagi) — Pro hero
- Tamaki Amajiki — Big 3
- Yuga Aoyama — Class 1-A
- Mina Ashido — Class 1-A
- Tsuyu Asui — Class 1-A
B–D
- Katsuki Bakugo — Class 1-A
- Best Jeanist — Pro hero
- Cementoss — U.A. staff
- Dabi — League of Villains
E–G
- Edgeshot — Pro hero
- Endeavor (Enji Todoroki) — Pro hero
- Eraser Head (Shota Aizawa) — U.A. staff
- Eri — Child
- Fat Gum — Pro hero
- Gentle Criminal — Villain
- Gigantomachia — Villain
- Gran Torino — Pro hero
H–I
- Toru Hagakure — Class 1-A
- Nejire Hado — Big 3
- Hawks (Keigo Takami) — Pro hero
- Tenya Iida — Class 1-A
J–K
- Kyoka Jiro — Class 1-A
- Denki Kaminari — Class 1-A
- Kamui Woods — Pro hero
- Itsuka Kendo — Class 1-B
- Eijiro Kirishima — Class 1-A
- Koji Koda — Class 1-A
- Kurogiri — League of Villains
L–M
- La Brava — Villain
- Lady Nagant — Former hero
- Magne — League of Villains
- Izuku Midoriya — Class 1-A
- Midnight — U.A. staff
- Minoru Mineta — Class 1-A
- Mirko — Pro hero
- Neito Monoma — Class 1-B
- Mr. Compress — League of Villains
- Mt. Lady — Pro hero
- Muscular — Villain
N–O
- Nezu — U.A. principal
- Mashirao Ojiro — Class 1-A
- Overhaul (Kai Chisaki) — Villain
P–R
- Present Mic (Hizashi Yamada) — U.A. staff
- Re-Destro — Villain
- Recovery Girl — U.A. staff
- Ryukyu — Pro hero
S
- Rikido Sato — Class 1-A
- Hanta Sero — Class 1-A
- Tomura Shigaraki — League of Villains
- Hitoshi Shinso — Student
- Ibara Shiozaki — Class 1-B
- Mezo Shoji — Class 1-A
- Sir Nighteye — Pro hero
- Spinner — League of Villains
- Stain — Villain
T
- Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu — Class 1-B
- Himiko Toga — League of Villains
- Mirio Togata — Big 3
- Shoto Todoroki — Class 1-A
- Fumikage Tokoyami — Class 1-A
- Twice (Jin Bubaigawara) — League of Villains
U–Y
- Ochaco Uraraka — Class 1-A
- Vlad King — U.A. staff
- Momo Yaoyorozu — Class 1-A
Frequently asked questions
Who are the 20 students of Class 1-A?
In seat order: Yuga Aoyama, Mina Ashido, Tsuyu Asui, Tenya Iida, Ochaco Uraraka, Mashirao Ojiro, Denki Kaminari, Eijiro Kirishima, Koji Koda, Rikido Sato, Mezo Shoji, Kyoka Jiro, Hanta Sero, Fumikage Tokoyami, Shoto Todoroki, Toru Hagakure, Katsuki Bakugo, Izuku Midoriya, Minoru Mineta and Momo Yaoyorozu. Their Quirks are in the table above.
Who is the strongest character in My Hero Academia?
All Might in his prime is the benchmark the whole world is built around. By the final arc, Izuku using One For All at full power surpasses him, and on the villain side All For One and the fully empowered Tomura Shigaraki are the most dangerous characters in the series.
Who is the main villain in MHA?
All For One, a centuries-old villain who steals and hands out Quirks, is the overarching antagonist. His chosen successor Tomura Shigaraki leads the League of Villains and becomes Izuku's direct opposite.
Who is Dabi in My Hero Academia?
Dabi is a League of Villains member with blue flames hot enough to burn his own skin. He's later revealed to be Toya Todoroki, Endeavor's eldest son, who was believed to have died as a child.
Who is the U.A. traitor?
Yuga Aoyama. All For One gave him his Navel Laser Quirk as a child, and in return he and his parents were forced to pass information to the villains. The reveal comes late in the series and his classmates choose to help him make amends.
Is My Hero Academia finished?
Yes. The manga ended in August 2024 after ten years in Weekly Shonen Jump. The anime adapted the final arc in its eighth and final season, which began airing in October 2025.
What do MHA and BNHA stand for?
MHA is short for My Hero Academia, the English title. BNHA stands for Boku no Hero Academia, the original Japanese title. Both refer to the same series.