My Hero Academia – Season 3 (2018)
The Fall of Peace, the Rise of Resolve
My Hero Academia Season 3 delivers some of the most pivotal moments in the entire series. From life-threatening villain attacks to All Might’s final stand, this season shifts the tone of the show from hopeful training to harsh reality.
Class 1-A faces real danger outside the classroom, and society begins to question what it truly means to depend on heroes. It’s a turning point—for Midoriya, for All Might, and for the world.
My Hero Academia – Season 3 Overview
Title: My Hero Academia Season 3
Episodes: 25
Air Date: April 7, 2018 – September 29, 2018
Studio: Bones
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll, Funimation, Hulu, Netflix (select regions)
Opening Themes:
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"Make my story" by Lenny code fiction
Ending Themes:
Story Summary
Season 3 begins with Class 1-A’s training camp in the forest, which is violently interrupted by the League of Villains, now stronger and more organized. Their mission: kidnap Bakugo and test the next generation of heroes.
The second half of the season changes everything. All Might battles All For One, the most dangerous villain alive, in a city-leveling showdown. But with victory comes sacrifice—All Might's powers are gone, and the world must face the future without its Symbol of Peace.
Meanwhile, Class 1-A prepares for their Provisional Hero License Exam, trying to step up in a world that’s no longer safe.
Major Arcs Covered
1. Forest Training Camp Arc
A summer boot camp turns deadly as the Vanguard Action Squad attacks. Students are forced into real combat situations, leading to major injuries—and Bakugo's abduction.
2. Hideout Raid Arc
Pro Heroes and students join forces to rescue Bakugo. The battle between All Might and All For One marks the emotional climax of the season.
3. Provisional License Exam
Class 1-A competes against other hero schools to earn their licenses. Midoriya’s growth continues, and new rival Inasa Yoarashi is introduced.
4. Dorm Life & Aftermath
U.A. implements dorms for security. Class 1-A begins adapting to a new era without All Might on the frontlines.
Key Themes
Legacy and Retirement – All Might’s departure forces society and heroes to redefine hope.
Fear and Security – Villains grow bolder, and the public loses trust in the hero system.
Pressure on the Next Generation – The students now carry real responsibility in an unstable world.
Ideals vs. Reality – Heroism is no longer just theory; it’s survival.
Main Characters – Season 3
Izuku Midoriya (Deku) – Pushes himself to master Full Cowling and earn his license as a hero-in-training.
All Might (Toshinori Yagi) – Faces All For One in his final battle, losing his powers but not his legacy.
Katsuki Bakugo – Kidnapped for his strength, his refusal to join the villains earns new respect.
Shigaraki Tomura – Evolves as a villain, gaining new allies and control of his ideology.
All For One – The mysterious and overpowering villain who once ruled the underworld. A true threat to peace.
Shoto Todoroki & Inasa Yoarashi – Their rivalry in the license exam reveals differing philosophies on heroism.
Where to Watch My Hero Academia – Season 3
You can watch Season 3 of My Hero Academia on:
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Netflix (in select regions)
Final Thoughts
Season 3 of My Hero Academia is where the stakes become real. With All Might’s final fight, the rise of the League of Villains, and Class 1-A taking major strides toward professionalism, this season redefines what it means to be a hero.
The emotional weight, unforgettable battles, and real consequences make this a standout arc in the series. If you’re following Deku’s journey, Season 3 is absolutely essential viewing.
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