The only thing regarding MHA's anime that genuinely looks awful are Atelier Musa's backgrounds. It's specially true when you compare it to the background art made by Bamboo for the movies. One thing that I feel most people never mention at all is that from S3 onward, Bones pretty much almost never fully outsourced episodes, which means there's a way bigger workload for the main staff to work on. (Also, big disagree on calling All Might vs Nomu "the best animated fight in the series". That goes to Endeavor vs High End)

i wouldnt've minded the downgrade in animation quality, but the fact that almost every fight seems to occur in broad sunny daylight with plain green backgrounds and the same sky makes it not that exciting visually either.

Pretty sure the movies are all cannon l, they fit into the timeline and they're events are partially referenced in the anime.

I just wish My Hero Academia could have the same level of quality of JJK and Chinsaw Man, bro. Like it's not terrible by any means but it just deserves it.

at least they treat their employees, unlike a lot of other studios that don't.

tbh the mha manga is just overall much better. but the anime is still decent.

I agree with some of the things she said like with the openings (And yes, all the movies are canon the characters who appear in the movies up here in the manga) but I honestly don't even think they have bad animation. I just think there's an episode or two that had lack luster images and then somebody on Twitter screenshoted it and put it side by side with the manga which is kind of unfair since horikoshi has spectacular and the anime has never truly captured his art, but even in the next arc they amped it up which is something I really appreciated. And even how death do it slightly animated different compared to his other classmates)

Nagasaki is just listed as cheif director but he was never invovlved in any of eps after s3, he was just in movies and recently returned in the card game OVA. Kouki Fujimoto is like a no garentee when it comes to a series he was main KA in jjk s1 and never appeared in s2, he made a directorial debut in one of frieren episodes. Well its not just some star animators but even animators who were decently active in s5 like akiko otsuka, Yukina Kosaka(did return for shigaraki awakening with decay in s5), Haruki Iida and Jason Yao(the guy who I think carried most of s5) also dissappeared from the project and later seemed appear in the movie 3. Plus the lockdown also caused porduction issues, thus foiled sequence of lot of non-japanese animators(hope I get to seee vincent again in mha s7 or 8). s5 also didn't have umakoshi if I'm correct, ig pandemic is also to blame for that. Also Endeavour vs nomu is better animated than Allmight vs nomu followed by Deku vs Bakugou and Deku vs Nagant

Just curious but what is the source for Eureka Seven being a failure for Studio Bones ?

yea i just think people are crazy the animation is just kinda the same it goes up and down but its all around the same level

S7 is gonna cultivate the animation fr

endeavor vs high end was dope to me

I don't think my hero academia s6 was bad looking.

4:30 was this fixed on the BD?

Mha still has some nice cuts

Petion for them to stop making mha movies😢

S6 first half wasnt good animated but 2nd half was good animated

Yep after season 4 the animation dropped

Not gonna lie I love the animation.

give mha to mappa fr

womp womp

i personal dont think that the animation is really that bad ur kinda over reacting

cant wait to see OPM ss2 got MHA treatment from bones, oh l take back those words i want OPM to get mappa bad quality and overwork treatmeant :'(( still better than bones lazy ugly draw in most scenes