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Boku no Hero Academia 3rd Season

My Hero Academia Season 3

7.9TV · 25 eps · 2018

The third season sends its heroes in training to a remote summer camp, where practice gives way to a dangerous villain attack. Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix provide this 2018 season in both subtitled and dubbed form. Across 25 episodes, the show shifts between intense action and the comic friction of students learning together. It suits viewers who enjoy superhero adventure with consequences, but its story assumes familiarity with the relationships and progress established earlier. Start with the first season rather than treating this as a standalone entry.

Rating
7.9 /10
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Ranked
#387
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Popularity
#26
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Status
Finished Airing
Studio
Bones
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About

A class of aspiring heroes leaves its usual school setting for a secluded training camp designed to stretch each student's abilities. Their plans collapse when villains invade, forcing lessons meant for controlled conditions into a confrontation with genuine danger. The aftermath challenges what the students believe heroism demands and pushes the wider conflict into sharper focus. The season keeps its school comedy in the mix, yet gives its action and drama more room as the young heroes face situations that cannot be solved like classroom exercises.

Information

Japanese
僕のヒーローアカデミア3
Premiered
April 7, 2018
Episodes
25
Duration
24 min per ep.
Status
Finished Airing
Studio
Bones
Source
Manga
Themes
primarily teen cast, drama, japanese production, fantasy, science fiction, comedy

Seasons & Watch Order

Begin with the first season and continue through the second before starting this one. Season 3 builds directly on earlier training, friendships, and conflicts, so skipping ahead weakens the impact of its major confrontations.

  1. Boku no Hero Academia 2nd Season(2017)prequel
  2. Boku no Hero Academia 4th Season(2019)sequel

Side stories & specials

  • Boku no Hero Academia the Movie 1: Futari no Hero(2018)side story

FAQ

  • Look for it on Crunchyroll, Hulu, or Netflix. All three services have viewing choices for subtitles and dubbing.

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