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My Hero Academia is a children's and girls' anime according to users in Japan

The series of My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia) continues to expand and surprise its fans, the premiere of the latest film My Hero Academia The Movie: You're Next in Japan on August 2nd, not only generated great anticipation among fans of the franchise, but also revealed a curious fact that surprised social media. Through an image published on Twitter/X A large number of women and children can be seen at a special screening of the film, generating much commentary in Japanese communities.

My Hero Academia The Movie: You're Next attracted more female and child audiences

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The recent special screening held in TOHO Cinemas Shinjukuone of the most important cinemas in Japan, served as the setting for an unexpected discovery: an image shared on Twitter/X official film showed a packed room, where the presence of seiyuu Daiki Yamashita and Nobuhiko Okamotowho lend their voices to the characters of Izuku Midoriya and Katsuki Bakugorespectively. However, what drew even more attention was the large number of women and children who shared the excitement of this event.

The image generated a wave of comments on social media and websites, surprising many with the revelation that the series has a large number of female and child fans, with a small male audience. However, many pointed out that My Hero Academia has managed to build a large fan base and has recently started to gain more for the type of story that appeals to people of all ages and genders, which has resonated with millions of viewers around the world.

Many followers of the series and anime have pointed out that this phenomenon is largely due to the story of My Hero Academia to address topics in an accessible and engaging way. Furthermore, the series managed to combine elements of action, comedy, and drama in a surprising way, creating a compelling narrative experience for both young and old. Furthermore, the series' character design and visual aesthetic contributed to its immense popularity.

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The success of the special screening of My Hero Academia highlights the series' broad and diverse appeal, capturing the imagination of a younger female audience, and the film receiving such an enthusiastic response from this unexpected audience. It's clear that My Hero Academia continues to expand its fan base and establish itself as one of the most popular series today, successfully satisfying and attracting audiences of all ages and genders.

My Hero Academia The Movie: You're Next is the fourth film in the popular anime and manga franchise created by Kohei Horikoshi. This new edition, which has generated great expectations among fans, was produced by the animation studio BONES and which had as director Tensai Okamuraand as an animation consultant for Kenji NagasakiThe film was first released in Japan on August 2, and information for its release in other countries was gradually announced.