My Hero Academia (僕のヒーロー・アカデミア Boku no Hero Academia) is a Shōnen Superhero franchise set in a world where 80% of humankind started manifesting superpowers known as "Quirks". With the majority of the population now possessing some kind of Quirk, society began to crumble under the onslaught of crime committed by those who abused their newfound powers. In response, those who sought to use their Quirk for good became Vigilantes to combat them.

The vigilantes were formalized as pro heroes with the "Rhode Island New State Statute" Super Registration Act and Hero Academies were established to train the next generations to become officially licensed heroes. With that society begins to regain normalcy only now with most having to show restraint in using their Quirks. However, there are those who would not follow these rules and seek to bring chaos back among the masses in an attempt to re-create the days of the first few Quirks, necessitating the heroes to stop them. As the series opens, one such hero is All Might, a "Symbol of Peace" to many and The Dreaded to criminals for his ability to stop crimes regardless of magnitude. Despite this, All Might has been keeping a secret from the public: his Quirk isn't natural and is actually passed down from his predecessor. However, an encounter with a villain in the past has left him with an injury that severely limits his ability to use his power and he fears his time as a hero is coming to an end. On one fateful day, he saves a Quirkless boy named Izuku "Deku" Midoriya, who impresses All Might by proving to have the spirit of a hero despite lacking of power. Choosing to train Izuku as his successor, events are soon set into motion that'll change the lives of both and shake the world of heroes to its core forever.

Starting out as a one-off manga written and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi for Akamaru Jump before being expanded into its own series in Weekly Shōnen Jump, My Hero Academia. From there it expanded into Anime, Light Novels, Video Games and other types of media.

Works:

• My Hero Academia (2014-2024): The main series following Izuku "Deku" Midoriya as he attends the prestigious U.A. High School. The manga's first chapter dropped on July 7, 2014, while the anime adaptation began airing on April 3, 2016.
• My Hero Academia Smash!! (2015-2017): A parody gag Yonkoma series written and illustrated by Hirofumi Neda.
• My Hero Academia: Vigilantes (2016-2022): A prequel spin-off series, written by Hideyuki Furuhashi and illustrated by Betten Court, which focus on a group of vigilantes, but notetheless being relevant to the Myth Arc
• My Heroine Academia (2018-2019):^note Watashi no Hero Academia in Japan with watashi being the feminine form of boku A Yonkoma Slice of Life written and illustrated by Yoco Akiyama that details the daily lives of the U.A. female student body.
• My Hero Academia: Team Up Mission (2019-2025): A spin-off series by Yoco Akiyama centered on various characters going on missions together. After an introductory chapter on Jump GIGA, the series was serialized in the bi-monthly Saikyo Jump magazine.

Anime & Manga - One Shots and OVA

• My Hero (2008): A one-shot that served as a prototype to the series.
• My Hero Academia - Save! Rescue Training! (2016)
• My Hero Academia - Training of the Dead (2017)
• There Will Always Be Someone Out There Who's Someone Else's Hero (2018): A one-shot Prequel to My Hero Academia: Two Heroes created by Yoco Akiyama, an assistant of Kohei Horikoshi.
• All Might Rising (2018): A one-shot that delves further into All Might's past released alongside My Hero Academia: The Two Heroes. It was adapted into an OVA for the film's Blu-ray release.
• Deku & Bakugo: Rising (2019): A two-chapter prequel to My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising, showcasing a middle school incident where Bakugo and Midoriya encountered a villain.
• League of villains: UNDERCOVER (2020): A one-shot prequel to My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising that focuses the film's Big Bad, Nine, and his origin.
• My Hero Academia - Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training (2020)
• My Hero Academia - HLB (2022)
• My Hero Academia - Laugh! As if you are in Hell! (2022)
• My Hero Academia - U.A. Heroes Battle (2023)

Audio Play

• My Hero Academia Drama CD (2016): A CD that was bundled with the manga's 7th volume when it was initially released in Japan.

Films — Animated

• My Hero Academia: Two Heroes: the first movie that takes place between the Final Exams Arc and the Forest Training Camp Arc. Released in Japan on August 3, 2018 and in North American on September, 2018.
• My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising, the second movie that takes place between the Meta Liberation Army Arc and the Endeavor Agency Arc. Released in Japan on December 20, 2019 and in North America on February 26, 2020.
• My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, the third movie that takes place during the Endeavor Agency Arc. Released in Japan on August 6, 2021 and in North America on October 29, 2021.
• My Hero Academia: You're Next, the fourth movie that takes place during the U.A. Traitor Arc. Released in Japan on August 2, 2024, and released in North America on October 5, 2024.

Films — Live-Action

• Untitled My Hero Academia film (TBA): In October 2018, it was revealed a live-action movie was in the works with Legendary Pictures and Toho collaborating on it. Shinsuke Sato has been tapped to direct in his English-language debut.

Light Novels

• My Hero Academia: School Briefs: A series featuring short stories written by Anri Yoshi about everyday school lives of the students at U.A. High School.
  • My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Vol. 1: Parents' Day (JP: 2016, EN: 2019)
  • My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Vol. 2: Training Camp (JP: 2017, EN: 2019)
  • My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Vol. 3: Dorm Days (JP: 2018, EN: 2019)
  • My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Vol. 4: Festival For All (JP: 2019, EN: 2020)
  • My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Vol. 5: Underground Dungeon (JP: 2020, EN: 2021)
  • My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Vol. 6: The Red Oni Won't Weep (JP: 2021, EN: 2023)

Tabletop Games

• My Hero Academia: Tag Card Game (2016): A Collectible Card Game.
• Monopoly: My Hero Academia (2019)

Theatre

• My Hero Academia: The "Ultra" Stage (2019)

Video Games

• My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle (2016): An Arcade Game.
• My Hero Academia: Battle for All (2016): Which was released exclusively in Japan for the Nintendo 3DS.
• My Hero Academia: Smash Tap (2017): A Mobile Phone Game.
• Fortnite (2017): Multiple player cosmetics based on the series for the game's Battle Royale mode were released across three waves starting in 2022^note  the first wave released in December 2022, featuring Midoriya, Bakugo, Uraraka, and All Might; the second wave released in September 2023, featuring Ashido, Kirishima, and Todoroki; the third wave released in May 2024, featuring Dabi, Shigaraki, and Toga.
• My Hero One's Justice (2018): A Fighting Game developed by Bandai Namco. It was released for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
  • My Hero One's Justice 2 (2020): A sequel.
  • My Hero Academia: All's Justice (2026): A second sequel.
• Jump Force (2019): A Fighting Game featuring characters from Shonen Jump series. Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, All Might and Shoto Todoroki are playable characters.
• My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero (2021): An action RPG for mobile.
• My Hero Academia: Ultra Impact (2022): An action RPG gacha mobile game.
• My Hero Ultra Rumble (2023): A Battle Royale Game developed by Byking. Released on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

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