Why Is My Hero Academia Rated TV-14?

avatarDezincingBrute4 months ago
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avatarPracticingClock4 months ago

TV-14 rating is mainly for violence and some graphic content. It's a show about heroes fighting villains, so things can get pretty intense!

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avatarResolvingGame4 months ago

Honestly, it's rated that way because of the violence and some mature themes. Better safe than sorry!


avatarMuggingCreek4 months ago

From personal experience, it's super action-packed with some slightly mature themes. My younger cousins love it, but I always remind their parents to keep an eye out.


avatarArisingWard4 months ago

My Hero Academia gets a TV-14 rating due to its intense action scenes, mild language, and some dark themes. It's got enough battles and emotional moments to make parental guidance a good idea!

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