My Hero Academia Filler List

My Hero Academia is a superhero manga series written and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi. The show has also inspired many spin-off mangas, such as My Hero Academia Smash!! , My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, along with My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, in addition to an anime television show by Bones.

Its first season aired in Japan from April to June 2016, followed by Another year from April to September 2017, the next period from April to September 2018, the fourth year from October 2019 to April 2020, and a fifth year expired in March 2021.

Let’s Check Out the My Hero Academia Filler List Episodes.

My Hero Academia Episodes List

In *My Hero Academia* (Seasons 1-7), there are a few episodes that are considered filler. Filler episodes are those that do not follow the main storyline of the manga and are typically used to provide extra content or bridge gaps between arcs. Here is a comprehensive list of filler episodes from Seasons 1 to 7:

Season 1 (No Fillers)

The first season directly adapts the manga, so there are no filler episodes.

Season 2

Episode 32 (“Everyone’s Internships”)**: Partially filler — Includes some non-canon content, but not a full filler.

Season 3

• Episode 39 (“Game Start”): Mostly recap with some new content, considered a filler episode.
• Episode 58 (“Save the World with Love!”): This is a complete filler episode, focusing on a training exercise with a movie tie-in.

Season 4

• Episode 64 (“The Scoop on U.A. Class 1-A”): This is a filler episode featuring a reporter trying to find All Might’s successor.

Season 5

• Episode 89 (“All Hands on Deck! Class 1-A”): Considered a filler episode, showing a special training session before the new arc begins.

Season 6

• Episode 129 (“Mirko, the No. 5 Hero”): Partially filler — It has extra scenes and content but still ties into the main storyline.

Season 7 (Ongoing)

The season is still airing, so there may be filler episodes later. As of now, there have been no confirmed filler episodes.

Special Episodes and OVA (Optional Content)**

• “Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training” (OVA): Non-canon, filler content.
• “Hero League Baseball” (OVA): A completely filler and comedic episode.
• “Training of the Dead” (OVA): Filler with a zombie training theme.
• “Laugh! As If You Are in Hell” (Special Episode): Filler, tying into the movie.

My Hero Academia Episode List

This table includes My Hero Academia Filler List as well as the Canon.

Synopsis:

My Hero Academia is an anime based on manga of the same name. The story follows Izuku Midoriya, a boy who has dreamed of being a hero all his life, and he’s one of those rare children born without a Quirk (the ability to do superhuman things).

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He is eventually identified as having One For All, which grants him the power of many other quirks. His idol is All Might, known to be the world’s greatest superhero.

However, all changes when All Might is forced to retire from duty, and his true identity – Izuku’s childhood friend Toshinori Yagi – is revealed.