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The “My Hero Academia” movie “My Hero Academia: Two Heroes” is still a month away from premiering in the US, but fans can now start buying tickets to see the film. The movie will feature a storyline that is not in the manga, which should make for a surprising narrative to all fans. Speaking of surprising, it would seem that the latest episode of the series showed All Might’s evil side.
Fans of “My Hero Academia” who want to make sure that they have their tickets reserved for the film can buy them over at Funimation, right now. The movie is going to be available only in select theatres, and if the popularity of this anime property is anything to go by, those seats are going to be occupied quite fast.
The movie has been doing quite well in Japan and has been received with an incredible level of positivity from both critics and regular viewers. This is a huge boon for the “My Hero Academia” film because it might open doors for new fans to enjoy the franchise.
As for what the movie will even be about, it will see “My Hero Academia” protagonist Midoryia and hero icon All Might going to an artificial island. Naturally, certain shenanigans occur once they get there, with villains threatening society.
Speaking of villains, the most recent episode of “My Hero Academia” saw All Might himself play the role of the villain. This puts the rest of the characters at a distinct disadvantage for a whole host of reasons. Not only is All Might arguably the strongest hero in existence due to his quirk, but his knowledge of hero tactics is also formidable.
This made his stint as a temporary bad guy in the “My Hero Academia” filler episode quite the sight to see. As Comicbook.com notes, All Might would have made for a terrifying villain.
