Startling changes transformed My Hero Academia's "Symbol of Peace" in the series' third season. All Might's stalwart role as a beloved hero for U.A.'s students, Deku in particular, seemed eternal until One for All dismantled that image and left citizens and future heroes alike reeling. It appears we're at the end of All Might's heroic journey, but how did a frail man with no powers and unruly blonde hair become the inspiring beacon everyone knows and loves and what does being a "hero" really mean? The My Hero Academia: Two Heroesfilm sheds light on these questions by taking time to focus on an important man from All Might's past.
The film takes place before the Forest Training Camp arc and the group's confrontation with All for One. All Might's physical state is fading but he has yet to pass the torch on completely to Deku. The mentor and student pair head to high-tech, man-made island where an expo of the latest and greatest quirk technologies are on display. It's there that All Might is reunited with his best friend from college and former sidekick, Dave Shield. Shield has gone on to make a name for himself in how own right as successful scientist. His daughter, Melissa, is eager to follow in her father's footsteps as fellow quirkless human in a world full of superheroes.
Deku encounters most of his U.A. class at the expo, but the fun-filled event is quickly overshadowed when a group of villains override the security system and take the entire island hostage, including All Might. It's up to Deku, Melissa, Bakugo, Todoroki, and the rest of the class to find a way to undermine the villains' plans and save everyone. What initially looks like a rescue mission is a high octane race to the top of a 200-floor security tower and Deku won't be able to simply Detroit Smash his way through all the obstacles.
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