Reader’s Question:
Can someone explain the timeline of the My Hero Academia movies and anime? I noticed that the second movie features Hawks, who hasn’t appeared in the anime yet, and I’m confused about when the third movie takes place.
Understanding the My Hero Academia Movie Timeline
So, I was chatting with
a friend recently about the My Hero Academia series, and we stumbled upon the confusing timeline of the movies and the anime. It’s like trying to solve a puzzle with pieces that don’t quite fit, right? I mean, who can keep track of when everything takes place, especially when characters pop up in movies before they even show up in the anime?
Breaking It Down
Let me share what we found out. The first movie, “Two Heroes,” actually fits in around episode 39 of Season 3. It’s pretty cool because you get a nice glimpse into the world and the heroes, plus the action is just top-notch. Then there’s the second movie, “Heroes: Rising.” This one is set between episode 100 and the earlier part of episode 101 in Season 5, which is kind of wild since it was released right after episode 73 of Season 4 aired. It was like they just threw us a curveball, right? I remember watching it and being like, “Wait, is that Hawks? How is he here already?” Now, the third movie, “World Heroes’ Mission,” takes place after episode 104 and before episode 107 in Season 5. This is where it gets a bit tricky because the timeline in Season 5 is all over the place. It makes you feel like you’re in a time warp! Finally, the fourth movie, “My Hero Academia: Your Next,” falls in between the first and second halves of episode 143 in Season 7. Talk about keeping us on our toes!
Personal Reflections
As I was going through all this, I couldn’t help but think about the moments that stand out in the series. You know, those hilarious bits when Bakugo loses his cool, or when Deku has his “I must save everyone!” moments. It’s what keeps us coming back for more, right? Plus, I always end up with too many snacks while binging episodes, which is a small price to pay for the joy of heroism and comedy mixed together. Honestly, navigating the timeline feels a bit like being a parent—you’re trying to keep track of so many things at once, and just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, something new pops up. I’d love to hear your experiences! Have you faced any timeline confusion with My Hero Academia or any other series? Or maybe you have some favorite moments you want to share? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
