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My Hero Academia
- 16+
- 2016
Izuku Midoriya dreams of becoming a hero someday, despite being bullied by his classmates for not having Quirk (superpowers from birth). Once Upon a time he became the only person to try and save his childhood friend Katsuki Bakugo from a criminal. All Might The Greatest Hero in the world knows, then gives strength Quirk the one known to him. “One For All“.
Is My Hero Academia Suitable As A Child's Spectacle ?
My Hero Academia (MHA) is a very popular anime and manga, but whether it is suitable as a children's spectacle depends on the age of the child and their level of maturity.
In general, MHA is aimed at a “shonen” audience, that is, teenage boys, usually 12-18 years old. Here are some considerations:
- Violent Content: MHA contains many fight scenes between heroes and villains. While it's less bloody than some other anime, there is physical violence, injuries, and emotional tension that may be too intense for young children.
- Adult Themes: The stories often explore themes such as responsibility, sacrifice, trauma, and morality. This can be too complex or strenuous for a very young child.
- Language and Humour: Sometimes there is dialogue or humor that is a little rough or not entirely appropriate for children under a certain age, depending on the version of dubbing or subtitles watched.
- Positive Value: On the other hand, MHA has a strong moral message about hard work, friendship, courage, and never give up, which can be an inspiration for children.
Conclusion:
For children under 10 years old, MHA may be less suitable due to scenes of violence and rather heavy themes. However, for children aged 10-12 years and older who are already familiar with adventure or superhero stories, this can be an entertaining and educational spectacle, especially if accompanied by parents to discuss the content of the story. If you are in doubt, try watching a few episodes first to assess if they fit the values and limits you impose on your child!
For children under 10 years old, MHA may be less suitable due to scenes of violence and rather heavy themes. However, for children aged 10-12 years and older who are already familiar with adventure or superhero stories, this can be an entertaining and educational spectacle, especially if accompanied by parents to discuss the content of the story. If you are in doubt, try watching a few episodes first to assess if they fit the values and limits you impose on your child!
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