There's a good reason why My Hero Academia is known for causing us to get in touch with tear Quirks we never knew we had: it doesn't pull its punches with ...

After 10 years of constant harassment, bullying, and racism, the shy, kind boy we all know and love snaps, descending into villainy all to prove society wrong.

A page for describing TearJerker: My Hero Academia Marvel-verse. Izuku Midoriya: Spider-Man Plus Ultra! The death of Izuku's dad, Hisashi Midoriya.

The 1-A students being horrified when it was revealed to them that the Vehicon they killed was a sentient being, with some of breaking down into tears as they ...

If what he said was true, society decided that Chimera was a villain based solely on his appearance and forced him into becoming one.

A page for describing TearJerker: Mischief (MHA). Don't be fooled by the lighthearted humor, optimism, and overall hopeful style; Mischief is much heavier …

The scene where Dave discovers just how low All Might's quirk level has dropped. It plays out very similarly to someone reacting to learning a loved one is ...

When Izuku and Milia are on their way to Ryukyu's agency, they find a girl named Fuyuko about to commit suicide by jumping off of a bridge, and only narrowly ...

Midoriya's crying at All Might's new declaration is this mixed with Tear Jerker. We know he's over the moon and that this is the greatest moment of his life so ...

The villains sent to deal with U.A.'s students manage to do more damage than the League of Villains before, and Chapter 75 ends with Midoriya using One For All ...