My Hero Academia
A young boy named Izuku dreams of becoming a hero in a world where most people have special superpowers. Even though he was born without any powers, he works hard to get into a prestigious school to learn how to protect others. The show follows his journey as he trains and faces challenges to achieve his goals.
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A young boy named Izuku dreams of becoming a hero in a world where most people have special superpowers. Even though he was born without any powers, he works hard to get into a prestigious school to learn how to protect others. The show follows his journey as he trains and faces challenges to achieve his goals.
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What's in it
- Scary
- Strong
- Violence
- Strong
- Language
- Mild
- Rude humour
- Mild
- Sad themes
- Some
- Pace
- Fast
- The show features frequent cuts and high energy during intense fight scenes and training sequences. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.ScaryConfrontations with super-villains and high-stakes combat scenes.
Talk about it after
- 1What did you think about Izuku's determination to reach his goal even when it was hard?
- 2What does it mean to be a hero in your own life?
- 3How did the characters show teamwork to solve problems?
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