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TV series · 2025 · Animation, Action & Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Is My Hero Academia: Vigilantes OK for kids?

After a life-changing incident, timid college student Koichi Haimawari accepts an offer from revered vigilante Knuckleduster to train as his protégé.

At a glance

Kids preset · gentle limits for younger children

Not a fit

Under the Kids preset it goes over the limits: sexual content is mild, sexualised imagery is mild, profanity is moderate and 5 more.

Teen-safe preset · room for action and drama, nothing explicit

Not a fit

Under the Teen-safe preset it goes over the limits: self-harm & suicide is moderate.

Every family draws the line differently. Set your own rules and see whether My Hero Academia: Vigilantes fits yours, topic by topic. Free.

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What's in it, topic by topic

Sexual & romantic

  • NudityNone

    No nudity shown on screen; only a verbal threat to strip a character, which never happens.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, imdb.com

  • Sexual contentMild

    Bullies make sexual references to a teen and imply a later assault; nothing is shown on screen.

  • Sexualised imageryMild

    One character wears a somewhat tight outfit; no other fan service is reported.

  • Kissing & romanceMild

    No kissing reported; only Pop Step's unspoken feelings for Koichi, who stay friends.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, gamerant.com

Language & behaviour

  • ProfanityModerate

    Language includes 'a--hole' and 's--t' (partly censored) along with 'crap,' 'damn' and 'hell.'

  • Vulgarity & crude humourNo info

    We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org

  • Verbal abuse & bullyingModerate

    Bullies harass a teen character and frequent violent threats and speech are reported.

  • Discrimination & hateMild

    Backstory characters face prejudice over their Quirks or Meta Abilities; shown as a cause of cruelty, not a main theme.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org, cbr.com, myheroacademia.fandom.com

  • Disrespectful behaviour & role modelsMild

    Heroes act as illegal vigilantes framed as admirable; one is aggressive. Consequences are unclear.

  • Dangerous imitable actsModerate

    Injecting the drug 'Trigger' and beer drinking are shown; the fights are cartoonish and fantasy-based, so little is copyable.

Violence & intensity

  • Violence & goreModerate

    Constant battles with explosions and weapons; characters are kicked, punched and thrown into walls.

  • Frightening & intense scenesMild

    Monsters rampage through the city in action scenes described as cartoonish.

  • Self-harm & suicideModerate

    Two 'Bomb Bees' blow themselves up on a villain's orders; a wiki lists it as suicide, in two episodes.

    Sources: listofdeaths.fandom.com

  • Death & griefModerate

    Many deaths, mostly villains or side characters; a mother is left catatonic. Sources did not mention animals.

    Sources: listofdeaths.fandom.com, myheroacademia.fandom.com

  • Alcohol, drugs & smokingModerate

    The plot centers on an injected power-boosting drug, and characters drink beer and some appear drunk.

Topics some families want to know about

  • LGBTQ+ representationNo info

    We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.

    Sources: wegotthiscovered.com

  • Religious contentNot present

    No religious practice, figures or themes found; Common Sense Media's page mentions none.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org

  • Occult & magicBackground

    Superpowers called Quirks are common but framed as inborn abilities, not magic or occult practice.

  • Political & ideological themesNo info

    We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.

  • Products & advertisingNo info

    We couldn't find enough about this topic yet.

  • Messages & valuesMixed

    Friendship and helping others are themes, but illegal vigilantism is framed as admirable, so the messaging is mixed.

    Sources: commonsensemedia.org

Rated 30 Oct 2026 by our research, 11 topics verified by our team.

How we rate

We read parent guides, reviews and official ratings for every title and rate 21 topics, from kissing and profanity to violence, frightening scenes, substance use and the messages a story leaves behind, each with a reason and its sources. Our team verifies what the sources leave out. You set a limit per topic, and every title gets a clear verdict against your rules, not someone else's age label.