My Hero Academia (MHA) is undoubtedly one of the most popular anime on the planet, and its universe has been expanded further with movies that are canon to the show. However, it can be quite confusing for newcomers to understand where exactly to begin. My Hero Academia release order is substantially different from how one would should begin watching the show if they are looking to watch the story unfold chronologically.

Currently, there are seven My Hero Academia seasons for the main anime series. So far, there are three canon movies released for My Hero Academia, with a fourth movie set to release in August 2024 in Japan, and arriving in October 2024 in the US.

How to watch My Hero Academia in release order

If you are part of the group who believe that anime and its movies should be watched, as per the original release order, then here’s how to watch My Hero Academia seasons and movies in the release order:

• My Hero Academia Season 1
• My Hero Academia: Hero Notebook
• My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training!
• My Hero Academia Season 2
• My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead
• My Hero Academia Season 3
• My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
• My Hero Academia: All Might Rising
• My Hero Academia Season 4
• My Hero Academia Heroes Rising
• My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training
• My Hero Academia Season 5
• My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission
• My Hero Academia: Departure
• My Hero Academia: Hero League Baseball
• My Hero Academia: Laugh! As If You Are in Hell
• My Hero Academia Season 6
• My Hero Academia Season 7

How to watch My Hero Academia in chronological order

Fans who have not been watching My Hero Academia since the start of the first season have the option to watch the world build from a different perspective as well. Anime lovers can also choose to watch the show and movies based on the timeline of events, which can help viewers grasp the story as it happens in the My Hero Academia universe. Here’s the chronological order to watch My Hero Academia:

• My Hero Academia: All Might Rising (Two Heroes Special)
• My Hero Academia Season 1
• My Hero Academia: Save! Rescue Training!
• My Hero Academia: Hero Notebook
• My Hero Academia Season 2, Episodes 1-20
• My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead
• My Hero Academia Season 2, Episodes 21-25
• My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
• My Hero Academia Season 3, Episodes 1-14
• My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training
• My Hero Academia Season 3, Episodes 15-25
• My Hero Academia Season 4
• My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising
• My Hero Academia Season 5, Episodes 1-18
• My Hero Academia: Hero League Baseball
• My Hero Academia: Laugh! As If You Are in Hell
• My Hero Academia Season 5, Episodes 19-25
• My Hero Academia: Departure
• My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission
• My Hero Academia Season 6
• My Hero Academia Season 7

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When is Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance being released?

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