My Hero Academia – Season 4 (2019–2020)
Heroes Tested, Society Shaken
My Hero Academia Season 4 dives deep into the darker side of hero society. With All Might retired, a new generation must step up—ready or not. This season explores the weight of expectations, the pain of powerlessness, and what it takes to protect those who can’t protect themselves.
From the heartbreaking story of Eri to the explosive clash with Overhaul, Season 4 marks a new era of heroism—one defined by vulnerability, loss, and unrelenting resolve.
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My Hero Academia – Season 4 Overview
Title: My Hero Academia Season 4
Episodes: 25
Air Date: October 12, 2019 – April 4, 2020
Studio: Bones
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll, Funimation, Hulu, Netflix (select regions)
Opening Themes:
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"Star Marker" by KANA-BOON
Ending Themes:
Story Summary
With All Might no longer the Symbol of Peace, the Pro Hero world is destabilized. Deku and his classmates are now closer than ever to real danger as they begin hero work studies under licensed professionals.
Midoriya is paired with Sir Nighteye, All Might’s former sidekick, and soon discovers the heartbreaking case of Eri, a young girl under the control of the villain Overhaul. The heroes plan a massive raid to rescue her—one that pushes them to their limits, both physically and emotionally.
Meanwhile, the U.A. School Festival offers a rare moment of peace, until a new threat known as Gentle Criminal emerges, reminding us that heroism must be practiced in big and small ways.
Major Arcs Covered
1. Shie Hassaikai Arc (Overhaul Arc)
Deku joins the pro hero agency of Sir Nighteye and works alongside heroes like Mirio Togata. Together, they raid Overhaul’s base to rescue Eri in one of the most intense arcs in the series.
2. Remedial Course Arc
Bakugo and Todoroki attend a remedial training course to earn their Provisional Hero Licenses, learning teamwork and humility.
3. U.A. School Festival Arc
Class 1-A prepares for a cultural festival to lift morale, while Midoriya faces Gentle Criminal in a battle that reaffirms his values.
4. Pro Hero Arc (Endeavor’s Fight)
In the closing episodes, Endeavor battles a High-End Nomu, proving he has the power—but does he have the heart—to become the new #1 Hero?
Key Themes
Burden of Inheritance – Midoriya grapples with expectations from both All Might and society.
Sacrifice for Justice – Mirio’s fight to save Eri showcases what true heroism looks like.
Redefining Symbolism – Endeavor begins the difficult journey to becoming a symbol in All Might’s place.
Hope in the Shadows – Despite darkness, characters like Eri and Class 1-A shine with optimism.
Main Characters – Season 4
Izuku Midoriya (Deku) – Learns to control One For All in new ways and grows through real-world hero experience.
Mirio Togata (Lemillion) – A third-year student who embodies heroism with and without a Quirk.
Kai Chisaki (Overhaul) – A cruel villain who manipulates Eri’s power to produce anti-Quirk weapons.
Eri – A young girl with a tragic past whose rescue becomes the emotional core of the season.
Sir Nighteye – All Might’s former sidekick with foresight powers; a stern but noble mentor.
Endeavor – Struggles to become a true hero after inheriting the role of #1.
Where to Watch My Hero Academia – Season 4
You can watch Season 4 of My Hero Academia on:
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Netflix (in select regions)
Final Thoughts
Season 4 is where My Hero Academia matures into a powerful blend of action and emotion. The raid on Overhaul’s compound, the rescue of Eri, and Endeavor’s fiery showdown mark major milestones in the story.
It’s a season about pain, purpose, and perseverance—and a clear sign that the next generation is ready to carry the torch, even in the darkest moments.
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