One of the biggest anime currently airing is My Hero Academia, the action packed shonen series that has taken the world by storm. The show features so many fun characters, exciting plot lines, devious villains, and powerful moments across its five seasons.
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While more action and crazy plot twists are on the horizon for anime-only fans, the current list of aired episodes already have many fantastic scenes for fans to eagerly rewatch. Though the current 100+ episodes are all fantastically executed and important in the series overall, some stand out. These few are the most nail-biting, thrilling, passionate, exhilarating, and definitely worth a rewatch.
10 His Start (S4, Episode 25)
The final episode of season 4 highlights the struggles Endeavor must face to replace his rival as the Number 1 Pro-Hero. He must stop an intelligent Nomu from destroying the city and harming himself and the town's civilians.
His ultimate move, Plus Ultra Prominence Burn, completely incinerates the Nomu, and it is amazing to watch onscreen. Even though Endeavor is an awful father, he is a very strong and capable hero, especially when backed up by the talented and beloved hero Hawks.
9 All Might (S1, Episode 12)
First season All Might is not one to mess around with, as fans see in this exciting episode where he fights off the League of Villains. The incredible, powerful, beefy hero pushes himself past his physical limits to protect each and every person in Class 1A, and it's amazing to watch.
Viewers also get to witness the impossible regenerating strength of the Nomu, a foe that will soon become a major weapon of the villains. All Might deserves all the praise in the world for his impressive save in this episode.
8 Katsuki Bakugo: Origin (S2, Episode 24)
In their final test exam, Izuku Midoriya and Katsuki Bakugo are paired up to take down their all time favorite hero, All Might. However, they don't quite get off on the right footing.
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The two boys fight over how to win the match, while All Might just prays the two will get over their quarrel with each other. In the end, Deku and Bakugo are able to take the pro hero by surprise — they win their match by actually working together. It's such a delight seeing All Might smack down these two rivals, until they eventually outwit him.
7 That Which Is Inherited (S5, Episode 10)
This amazing season 5 episode reveals the jaw-dropping twist behind Deku's inherited quirk. After accidentally releasing his predecessor's quirk Blackwhip, Deku spirals wildly out of control. Once Shinsou is able to stop him, Deku is met with a previous user of One For All and learns about the details of his shared quirk.
The plot twist is so unexpected, and blew audiences' minds far and wide. The thought of the crybaby protagonist having six different quirks is unbelievable, and made for an interesting choice in the story's direction.
6 Let It Flow! School Festival! (S4, Episode 23)
After a somewhat annoying battle against the wannabe major villain Gentle and his parter, La Brava, Deku is able to head back to UA to take part in the school festival. Due to its lighthearted atmosphere, the episode surrounding this event is a stellar one.
The band performance is truly immaculate, way better than any manga reader was expecting. Seeing all of the students having a blast in their band is one of the happiest and silliest moments in the entire series. The song is absolutely one for fans to play on repeat.
5 Climax (S2, Episode 17)
The serial hero killer Stain finally falls in this episode. The UA Class 1A trio Deku, Shoto, and Iida are stuck in a bleak place against the villain, until they manage to gather the strength to beat him down together.
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After his defeat, Stain makes the unpredictable move of saving Deku from a Nomu, stating that he was a true hero who doesn't deserve to die. It makes for an interesting twist in the already fast-paced, action packed episode.
4 Red Riot (S4, Episode 9)
Everyone's favorite redhead gets some well-deserved time in the spotlight in season 4. He is a part of the team that will help take down the Shie Hassaikai, alongside his mentors Suneater and Fatgum.
Players get to see Kirishima's backstory in a detailed flashback. They learn why he wanted to become a hero, and how he uses this motivation to conquer his foes. Kirishima proves in this episode that his unbreakable move is not one to mess with.
3 Deku vs Kacchan, Part 2 (S3, Episode 23)
In this fantastic episode, Kacchan has to let out his feelings in the only way he can: through violence and screaming. What's more, Deku is all here for it. The two lifelong rivals sneak out from their dorms and fight in the empty training grounds, testing to see who is stronger than who.
Katsuki reveals the emotional trauma he recently experienced, and Deku can finally trust him with his ultimate secret. It's powerful, touching, and fun to watch several times over.
2 Infinite 100% (S4, Episode 13)
In this episode, Deku is the final hero to face off against the evil Shie Hassaikai leader, Overhaul. Deku isn't used to using One For All at 100%; however, charges his power up to the highest extent with the help of Eri, who can reverse the damage done on his body for a limited time.
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The final showdown is fierce, thrilling, and incredibly cinematic. Deku's movements and colors are visually stunning and make for a memorable battle. It's one of the best fight scenes the anime has seen so far.
1 One For All (S3, Episode 11)
The epic conclusion to the Hideout Raid Arc had every viewer on the edge of their seats. All Might swooped in to save the day, and face his life long nemesis and sworn enemy, All For One. The battle is just as intense as viewers could have hoped.
All Might lands an incredible last blow on a villain before One For All leaves his body for good. He goes on to say the iconic line that the show references again and again: "It's your turn next." It's the perfect ending to All Might's hero career.
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