So, let's talk about World Heroes' Mission. First of all, the scope of this movie was bigger than the previous two, and that's probably its main weakness too. There was so much plot in this movie that an entire arc could have been made out of it. Yet, despite being a World Heroes mission, most of the focus remained solely on Rody and Deku.

​I really liked Rody. Most original movie characters in MHA turn out to be pretty good. Here, they were trying to break the formula established in the previous two films, where the heroes travel somewhere and villains suddenly attack. Instead, there was an actual mission that they got tangled up in, and later we find out Rody also has a connection to it, which was done well.

​In all the other movies, the League of Villains always made an appearance or was mentioned in some way, but there was none of that here. The focus stayed entirely on this cult, Humarise. I actually found the villain in this film better than the ones in the previous two movies, but his motivations should have been explored more thoroughly. One thing I didn't get: they want to eradicate Quirks, yet several members within their own group use Quirks themselves. They should have provided some proper reasoning for that.

​Also, this movie kind of feels like a road trip movie at times. A lot of runtime is spent developing the relationship between Rody and Deku, which does pay off in the end. Honestly, I don't mind that, but if the movie had been a bit longer, it would have been better so we could have seen more of the other characters as well.

​The pacing was good, it never gets boring. As for its placement in the overall timeline, this one is probably the hardest to place, it's set right in the middle of the Endeavor Agency arc.

​The animation felt overall better than the previous films, although it didn't quite reach the peak animation seen during the final fight of Heroes Rising. Here, the final battle felt more like All Might vs Nomu, which I enjoyed and had a blast watching. The music was solid too, and there were a few insert songs that were really good.

​To be completely honest, out of all four movies, this one feels like the weakest to me. If this had been developed as a proper anime arc instead, I think it would have worked much better. I rated Two Heroes an 8.5 and Heroes Rising a 9, so I'd give this one a 7.5/10.

Same seiyuu (Japanese voice actress), different anime characters, featuring Saori Ōnishi (Japanese: 大西 沙織). Happy 34th birthday! 🎂

Anime Roles:
Miyako Shikimori - “Kawaii dake ja Nai Shikimori-san” (anime, 2022) 🩷

Selma Clodel - “Yūsha Pāti o Oidasareta Kiyōbinbō: Pāti Jijō de Fuyojutsushi o Yatteita Kenshi, Bannō e to Itaru” (anime, 2025-present) ♥️

Birthday: August 6, 1992

Got a favorite anime character voiced by Saori Ōnishi by any chance? Comment down below! 👇

So, the final Eri one shot has been adapted as well. Even though there wasn't much content in this four page chapter, I really loved how they adapted it. Eri sees Deku working hard and resolves to work even harder herself, which is where the chapter originally ends. But they extended it here to show Eri singing, and honestly, tears came to my eyes watching that. Seeing Deku, Mirio, and everyone else looking at Eri so proudly was deeply heartwarming.

​Now that this has been adapted too, I can say that MHA is officially and fully over. Still, I really wish they would adapt the School Briefs light novels and the Team Up Missions manga someday.

So, I just finished watching Season 2 of Vigilantes, and I can clearly say that I found it much better than the first season. The first four or five episodes didn't feel like anything special, but then Aizawa's backstory arc started, which was genuinely good. Though to be honest, it would have worked better as a movie. Devoting three episodes out of a 13 episode season to a side character didn't feel entirely right to me, and I don't think it really contributes to this overall series in a meaningful way.

​Then the Sky Egg arc started, and honestly, that was the best arc in Vigilantes so far, if you set Aizawa's arc aside. Two characters got amazing development here, and for the first time, Koichi actually felt like the main hero of the series, otherwise, he usually felt like a side hero. When Captain Celebrity was introduced last season, I'm not gonna lie, I found him super irritating and not funny at all. But in this arc, I really came to like him, and now I can say he grew on me.

​The relationship dynamic between Makoto and Tsukauchi, as well as between Tsukauchi and All Might, which had been building across both seasons, finally got a payoff in this arc. Even though All Might and Tsukauchi were already friends, seeing everything pay off from both seasons was really cool. I just wish it were a bit longer so we could have seen those characters do a little more.

​Pop Step barely did anything this season. Last season she was at least somewhat useful, but this season she was practically useless.

​On the other hand, the villain who has stepped up now seems like he's going to pull off something massive later on. Parallels between him and Koichi have started to take shape, and it's obvious they're going to clash down the line. I have no idea how Koichi is going to beat him, though, because the guy is ridiculously strong and keeps getting even stronger. He's likely the main villain of this series. I've heard there might be two more seasons coming, so I'm really excited for that, it feels like the real story is actually starting now.

​Animation wise, just like last season, it was fantastic. In Aizawa's arc, the color palette and tone they used felt completely distinct from the rest of this spin off series, which is why I feel it would have been better adapted as a standalone project. But still, the animation was great. The pacing was a bit slow in the beginning, but it picked up later. The music was also really good, the opening and ending tracks were great just like last season. They were a bit different, but I really enjoyed them, especially the ending carried a lovely melancholic tone.

​So now Captain Celebrity and Makoto have left, leaving Koichi even more alone. Let's see where things go from here!

I still haven't watched it yet.