| Episodes: 1 | Score: 7.5 (14304)
Updated every at | Status: Finished Airing
Type: Movie
Producers:Dentsu | Yomiuri Telecasting | Movic | TOHO | Sony Music Entertainment | Nippon Television Network | TOHO animation | Shueisha
Synopsis
The fourth Boku no Hero Academia movie.
Voice Actors
Okamoto, Nobuhiko
Yamashita, Daiki
Kaji, Yuuki
News
03/31/2025, 10:16 AM
Here are the North American anime, manga, and light novel releases for April. Week 1: April 1 - 7 Anime Releases Boku no Hero Academia the Movie 4: You're Next ...
07/11/2024, 10:36 AM
The official website for the Boku no Hero Academia (My Hero Academia) anime series announced additional cast members on Thursday for the franchise's fourth movi...
05/30/2024, 04:12 PM
The official website for the Boku no Hero Academia (My Hero Academia) anime series announced an additional cast pair on Friday for the franchise's fourth movie....
04/28/2024, 06:27 PM
Here is a collection of promotional videos, television ads, teasers, and trailers that were released last week. This thread excludes videos that have already been fe...
08/06/2023, 08:30 AM
The Okaeri, Deku! U.A. Special Stage announced on Sunday that a fourth movie for the Boku no Hero Academia (My Hero Academia) anime series is in production. The even...
Reviews
goyum2868
My Hero Academia: You're Next – A Decent Movie, But Could've Hit Harder It’s been a while since I watched Season 7 of *My Hero Academia*, and I’ve been missing Deku and his friends. After the intensity of Seasons 6 and 7, my expectations for the movie were definitely high—especially with a trailer that looked this good. The movie itself was alright. The concept had potential, and I appreciated the darker tone they were aiming for. Dark Might as a villain was a solid idea, but the whole “evil successor” angle felt a little underwhelming. It could’ve been explored more deeply, with higher emotional stakes.Giulio, the red-haired guy, was one of the standout characters. He was likeable and added some real personality to the story—I hope he makes a return in Season 8 (though I haven’t read the manga, so who knows). Anas’ part was also pretty cool. Her powers and how they were used gave the story some energy, but at the same time, it felt like a power we’ve seen before. That kind of card has been played quite a lot in the anime world, so it didn’t feel as fresh as it could have. Overall, *You’re Next* had its moments and was definitely worth watching as a fan of the series. It just didn’t fully live up to the bar the show has set recently. I’d give it a solid **7/10**—good, but not amazing.
_Bubassotto_
My mood with Boku no Hero hasn't been the best for a long time, so this will definitely affect my review, but here goes. For me, this movie was so boring that I couldn't watch it without doing something else, like playing a game or using my phone. Nothing really captivated me about this movie. The only thing that might save it is the character Giulio Gandini, who was actually interesting to watch at first because he reminded me a lot of Edward's appearance from Fullmetal. Other than that, nothing surprised me. It's another case of a Boku no Hero movie that doesn't add anythingto the story and only exists to generate profit. The story is really weak. The main villain is simply a clone of All Might, which I found really lame. I also couldn't understand his abilities. He does a thousand different things, he even looks like a NOMU. Anyway, nothing pleasant to watch, other than a well-animated cliché with one or two characters with good designs. I don't recommend wasting your time watching this bomb. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Meu humor com Boku no Hero não é dos melhores a muito tempo então isso com certeza vai afetar a minha review mas vamos lá. Esse filme para mim foi tão mas tão sem graça que não consegui assistir ele sem ficar fazendo outra coisa tipo jogar algum jogo ou mexer no celular, simplesmente nada me cativou nesse filme, única coisa que talvez dê uma salvada é o personagem Giulio Gandini que de fato foi interessante de ver a primeira vista pois me lembrou muito a aparência do Edward de Fullmetal, fora isso, nada me surpreendeu, é mais um caso de um filme de Boku no Hero que não acrescenta nada na historia e que só existe pra gerar lucro, historia bem fraquinha, o vilão principal ser simplesmente um clone em aparência do All Might eu achei muito tosco, a habilidade dele tambem não consegui entender, faz umas mil coisas diferentes, parece até um NOMU. Enfim, nada de agradável de se ver além de uma coisa clichê bem animada com um ou outro personagem com designe bom, não recomendo perderem o tempo vendo essa bomba.
Nyanana
If you're expecting to get wowzed with a Transformation of the BNHA universe you might be wrong here. If you like the Universe, the cast of UA's Class A, the intense fight Scenes and maybe even the core element of friendship and Supporting each other, then you better stay and watch. You can expect more or less the same as from the other movies so far - Studio Bones once again gave it their all with insane Animations for our heros' fights. What I loved about this are two things in particular, which is also why this received such a high rating from me (justme bring a fangirl i guess). 1) Vaundy (i really stan hin) had the honour to perform both opening (Homunculus) and ending (gift). I had listenend to the song right after Release, so to realize today that it was the op-theme for this movie made me incredibly happy for him to be so successful! 2) Miyano Mamoru *squeal* voices Giulio, the ML for this Movie. A Bonus for this movie is Giulio's and Anna's Story with just the right amount of emotions involved. You won't get anything new with "BNHA - You're Next!" And the plot is argueably on the thinner side, But it's just as good as any old Hollywood Movie racking in tons of views for thin plotlines inflated with lots of explosions. It does the Trick.
TapuChip
I’ve had a love-hate relationship with My Hero Academia. The first few seasons felt fresh, with a simple narrative and well-directed fights that made it stand out in the anime sphere at the time. However, by the middle of season four, I lost interest and struggled to finish it. After a few years away from the series, I saw the movie playing at my local theater and, with nothing better to do, decided to give it a chance. To my surprise, I was pleasantly impressed. Maybe it was because I went in with no expectations, but the movie turned out to be thoroughly enjoyable. The plotwasn’t anything revolutionary—it had the usual clichés and anime tropes we’re used to—but it was simple and engaging, which I appreciated. What really stood out was the production value and fight direction. Studio Bones put their foot on the gas, and it shows. The first and final fights were especially well-crafted and directed, with the soundtrack further elevating the intensity. The new characters, while not deeply developed, had a nice dynamic with the usual crew, and the villain, though not groundbreaking, had believable motivations that made him a decent antagonist. Overall, I’m happy to say it was a solid presentation for what it aimed to be. It delivered in the key areas of a battle shounen, and those strong elements carried the rest of the film to a respectable 7/10.
oozePOP
A great movie that fans will really like. I think bystanders or friends who tag along with their MHA besties will probably not really get it, but I think they can still enjoy it if they are keen to anime. The action is so intense and prominent throughout this entire movie that if you have to get up to go pee, you will probably miss out on a key detail. The plot is basically a side quest and not that important to the main story of MHA, but it's a fun watch and stays true to what makes MHA so great. It seems like a bigbudget was placed into the animation, as we get some really big and explosive moments full of color and vibrancy that is there in the show, but probably not to this degree, at least, not as frequently. That alone makes this movie worth a watch.
lord_demonico
This is the worst of the MHA movies released to date... because it lacks the core component that makes MHA so enjoyable, HEART. The villain has a (semi) solid foundation to build upon and is a cool story trope, but they fail to develop him in any meaningful way. "You're Next" is one of those strange movies where there is no protagonist or really a main character. If the story were well-crafted and split the "main character energy" elegantly among the large cast then it wouldn't be an issue. But it isn't well-crafted and there isn't any heart, soul swelling, oreven minorly impactful emotional moments. Fact is the writers changed nothing, taught nothing, reused everything, conveyed no emotion, overused heartstring tropes, and it was so *mid* or low'ish tier that people in the theater were laughing at the movie. That's NOT good but was appropriate. This isn't a terrible movie, it's just well below average and a failure of writing. When your "best" OH HELL YES moments have the theater occupants shaking their heads and chuckling instead of being teary eyed or wanting to roar there is a problem. Animation was solid with a few sub-par moments but mostly high quality to expectations, music was good, dubbed voice acting was great, costume design was good, settings / backgrounds were varied and detailed, bad guys with average --> good quirks explored decently, it was a movie made well and written poorly. To give it a fair assessment my next viewing will be subbed, but I don't have any hope really of it being worth the experience... Should you see it? Sure if you have been excited for it (I sure was). Go in thinking the movie will be terrible, just completely bad, and then maybe you'll leave saying "Hey I liked that, not terrible!".
rtil
Recommended - with caveats. The 4th, and possibly final My Hero Academia film asks an interesting question - what if someone with twisted ideals felt the calling to fill the void All Might left behind? A man who mysteriously looks like All Might appears in Japan with an entourage of powerful sidekicks and a fancy flying ship, declares to the world he will take up his mantle, and things kick off from there. What follows is what we've come to expect from MHA movies - Class 1A & company taking on a villain with world-ending calamitous powers not seen before. We also get two new movie-only allies- Anna, our damsel in distress, and Giulio, her loyal butler and protector, on a mission to save her, for better or worse. This film is almost two hours long but has a lot going for it if you're a fan of classic MHA character dynamics and action. Taking place in the throes of season 6, Japan is already a disaster zone, so any more destruction might as well be a drop in the bucket. Despite that, the film does a good job balancing bombastic fight sequences with a meaningful story - as meaningful as a story that can't affect the anime timeline can be, anyway. Where the 2nd and 3rd films struggled to find this zen, "You're Next" feels more akin to "Two Heroes", the 1st film that came at what was likely the peak of MHA fandom, and is still arguably the best of the four. While there is certainly exhaustion and weariness over MHA as its manga has ended with mixed opinions, if you still like the characters and the universe of MHA, there's enough here for fans - and possibly former fans - to entertain for its nearly 2 hour runtime. Otherwise, I don't think there is much here for anyone else, as the film isn't deep or nuanced enough to stand on its own. Not that it had to, but it does accomplish what it set out to do and land on its two feet in the end on an emotional high. A shounen movie that has to exist between the pages of its parent story can only accomplish so much. There is certainly some missed potential here, but only for those reasons. The film plays to its strengths and has fun with its premise. For that, it deserves credit.
Sconiic
I don't think this review has spoilers, but I do mention why I think the plot was dumb in various ways. I don't specify any events or characters, so I don't think you'll be spoiled, but read with that In mind. Frankly I dropped MHA after finishing the 5th season, so a lot was new to me when watching this movie. However, I don't think that affects my evaluation very much. The only good thing about the movie was the animation, which was really good and why I gave this movie a 7 overall. The story was pretty garbage in my opinion. The idea of a newAll Might was quite interesting, which is why I decided to give the movie a watch. This new "All Might" had an insane quirk that could quite literally control the whole world, but just chose to not use it other than to mess around for fun. I can't say too much without spoiling a lot, but essentially the entire plot would not have even been able to happen had one character used their brain. This character basically resolved the conflict by doing something that they had the ability to do since over (what I perceive to have been, the exact time wasn't specified) a decade ago and prevented everything. Yes, this character quite literally had that entire time to do something that would have taken less than a minute, and none of this would have happened. It really was so stupid and if you watch the movie, you'll definitely know what I mean. It's MHA, so we don't really expect a mind blowing story, but this really was just a classic "villain gains world-ending strength but trolls, then heroes come and fight and win because someone realises they had the solution the entire time and everyone cheers even though the city is in ruins". The ending was also gone through very quickly relative to the rest of the movie.
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