The My Hero Academia manga is iconic, but there are a few things the anime version manages to do a significantly better job ...

My Hero Academiaended on a bittersweet note when protagonist Izuku Midoriya/Deku lost the power of One For All, which had been his main weapon until that point. Even if One For All felt like sheer ...

Stendhal is a vigilante who later became a villain during the main story of My Hero Academia. His fight against Knuckleduster is what shaped him to a villain.

Across decades of action cinema, from big budget blockbusters to transgressive B-movie fare, there exist the greatest fight scenes ever in movie history. But which ones actually deserve that ...

He immediately dislocates his shoulder. Everyone’s like, ‘Oh my God!’ and Jackie [Chan] is like ‘No, it’s nothing!'” ...

It's no easy feat to step into the shoes of Keanu Reeves as the lead of a John Wick movie, but Ana de Armas certainly had a unique way of preparing for the Ballerina fight scenes that made the role ...

She speaks with Deku ahead of the final one last time when she’s reacting to his injuries, but the two never get another full (spoken) scene together through to its grand finale. It’s because ...

Explore how final battles in popular anime emphasize emotion and character development over sheer physical confrontations, ...

It's been over two decades since Alan Cumming last played the teleporting Marvel mutant Nightcrawler. Now he's back for Avengers: Doomsday and facing even more formidable foes, like —Mister ...

Admittedly, Horikoshi was still very subtle with the confession scene, cutting out Deku’s exact words, though it is heavily implied that Deku and Ochaco started dating at the end. Essentially ...

Deku’s dream in My Hero Academia was to attend the prestigious UA High School to train in the Hero Course an fulfill his dream of becoming a Pro Hero. However, things take a turn when Deku ...

The final result is an emotional climax, rather than any other eye-catching fight scene. Even in worlds of superpowers and magic, the true victory often lies in what is resolved. These finales ...