When it comes to anime, there are a few that sound out as staples or new classics. One of those staple anime that has proven to stand the test of time is My Hero Academia. This quirky anime took the genre by storm, with characters that made you feel for them, motivations worth fighting for, and interesting quirks that are sometimes as useful as they are useless.
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If you’re looking to watch Deku evolve over the series all over again or to relieve Todoroki’s arc, there are quite a few options for where to watch the show. So, where can you watch My Hero Academia? Let’s find out.
Every Place You Can Watch My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia is available in quite a few streaming options. There’s bound to be a streaming service on a streaming device or smart TV that you can use to watch the show. Here are all the streaming options for the anime. With 159 episodes and 10 OVAs, there’s a lot to catch up on or rewatch.
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All scenes are available to watch for free. |
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Four seasons are available with a Netflix subscription starting at $7.99/month. My Hero Academia Two Heroes and Heros Rising are also available. |
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All seven seasons are available with a subscription. Disney+/Hulu subscription is required, and it starts at $9.99/month. |
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All seven seasons are available. An Apple TV+ subscription is required, and it starts at $9.99/month. |
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This also includes My Hero Academia Heroes Rising and My Hero Academia Two Heroes. A premium subscription from a corresponding service is required. |
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A Crunchyroll subscription is required to watch My Hero Academia through YouTube TV. |
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All seven seasons are available through a Crunchyroll subscription. |
Cruncyhroll, Hulu And Apple TV
Each of these subscription services offers all seven seasons of the show for a single subscription price. You can, however, watch the entire show for free on Crunchyroll with ads. If you don’t want ads, you can sign up for a premium Crunchyroll account.
Amazon Prime, YouTube TV And Roku Channel
Amazon Prime and YouTube TV require you to have a Crunchyroll subscription. This means you can watch the show through those streaming services, but your Amazon Prime or YouTube TV subscription will not work to unlock the show. You’ll need to play through your chosen medium while having the Crunchyroll app.
The Roku Channel also requires you to have a Crunchyroll account to watch through the app on smart TVs or streaming devices.
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