my hero academia heroes rising dub movie

However, for both this one and its predecessor, it’s the action that takes the cake in the films. There are scenes here and there that will give you some laughs as My Hero Academia is known to do, as they do with those emotionally tearful moments in the series. I found them especially lovable when they each find a particular hero they end up looking up to by the end of the movie, and I’m sure there will be loads of memes on social media regarding that soon enough. It’s a nice metaphor for many people (adults and children) struggling to find importance in their natural talents. The two child siblings who become the focus for hero Izuku Midoriya, Katsumo and Mahoro, are both cute and endearing as they learn what it is to be a hero and to be able to find your strength and courage, and in this case, to own your quirk no matter how unimportant you think it is. This time around, it was nice to see more of the supporting characters do some battle scenes, like Mina Ashido, Mashirao Ojiro, and Aoyama. All of the actors did a great job, but considering Bakugo’s role in this particular movie, I believe Chapin knew how important it was to give his all for this movie, and it showed.Īll of the Class 1-A characters from the series got a chance to shine a bit more than they did in the first feature film, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, as some of them weren’t even in the first one.

My favorite voice actor from the series is Clifford Chapin and the way that he voices Katsuki Bakugo just works so well. I just wanted to enjoy it in my language, and because the English voice actors have done just a tremendous job with their characters through the series already. I did watch it the first time in English dub, because I started the series watching it in English dub and felt more comfortable being able to understand the movie without having to continuously read the subtitles throughout. Upon my first viewing of the film, I was filled with excitement as to what the story was about, as I had not done any extensive research into the movie, wanting to just go in the theater with no expectations. Thus, I made the effort to go to the official opening night of the movie, and I was not disappointed. Though I was able to help a friend with her interviews at the event, I actually was not able to watch the screening as all the tickets had sold out before I was able to snag one. If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I was able to go to the red carpet premiere in Los Angeles for My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, the second feature film of the popular manga and anime series.

My hero academia heroes rising dub movie