https://www.reddit.com/r/BokuNoHeroAcademia/comments/xk7of9/is_my_hero_academia_sexist_yes_by_ladylneia/
The series is kinda sexist, but that's also just the trappings that come with the genre and magazine it's published in (or more accurately, the people behind said publishing). I don't really have any reason to believe Horikoshi himself is (actively) sexist though. Okay, thank you very much.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BokuNoHeroAcademia/comments/k5hl8k/a_discussion_about_sexualization_in_mha/
Sexualization is a common topic that has been discussed and debated about in the MHA fandom (as well as anime in general). One of the most prevalent tropes in anime (as well as fiction in general) is sexual fanservice. As the name implies, sexual fanservice is a type of fanservice that intends to excite the viewers using eroticism.

https://screenrant.com/hero-academia-sexism-star-stripe-new-deal/
Superhero manga My Hero Academia tackles sexism in the best way with America's number one hero, Star, and Stripe. The striking hero is a valorant leader amongst her men in arms who support her every move.Still, even with a powerful Quirk like New Deal, Star's faces with adversity as a woman in the military would grow her to be the boisterous hero she is today.

https://wegotthiscovered.com/anime/all-the-canonically-lgbtq-characters-in-my-hero-academia/
Yawara Chatora, aka Tiger Image via Studio Bones. Tiger may not get enough screen time in My Hero Academia, but he sure makes good use of the time he does have.A member of the pro hero team Wild

https://www.reddit.com/r/BokuNoHeroAcademia/comments/657tik/is_my_hero_academia_sexist/
No, I wouldn't say bnha is sexist at all. There might be a lack of female characters somehow, but there's more and more of them being fleshed out than a lot of other series out there, with more to come - but otherwise, it's a different issue from sexism.

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/my-hero-academia-anime-debate-slim-down-sexualized/
My Hero Academia stands as one of Japan's most popular properties, and it is all thanks to its superhero flair. Kohei Horikoshi put great care into creating the franchise and paid close attention

https://animatedtimes.com/my-hero-academia-is-handling-sexism-in-the-most-effective-way-possible/
Star's squad recognizes this and encourages her to use them whenever her quirk fails. My Hero Academia confronts sexism in the most effective way possible by debunking gender stereotypes and shining a light on the abuse of women in the US military. With the help of her squad, Star and Stripe were able to focus on the inner workings of their

https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1951583
If you want a simple answer, I'd say yes, at certain times of the show it does oversexualize both genders especially females. Anyone that denied this statement has either not watched MHA or is being fallacious. Now the next question to ask is, does it matter? I would say it does not matter. So far, the fanservice has not interfered with the major plot points. Whenever I get tired of the same

https://klauridsen.domains.unf.edu/understanding-the-misrepresentation-and-sexualization-of-women-in-anime/
Boku No Hero Academia (BNHA) or My Hero Academia follows Izuku Miydoira "Deku" on his journey to becoming the number one hero. In a world where 80% of the population is born with a superpower, a society that revolves around heroes is built. The story actively revolves around training and developing its characters at the #1 hero school in

https://screenrant.com/hero-academia-mha-mineta-bisexual-explained/
The My Hero Academia character Minoru Mineta is a controversial figure due to his perverted behavior towards the girls, but a line of dialog from a recent episode has people asking whether Mineta might actually be bisexual. That question, however, isn't as simple to answer as it should be. In My Hero Academia's episode "Deku vs. Class A," Midoriya's classmates (including Mineta) arrive to stop

https://www.looper.com/188780/the-untold-truth-of-kohei-horikoshi/
In My Hero Academia, a Quirk, is a unique ability that acts as a sort of superpower for a specific individual. Roughly 80% of the population has a Quirk, so Horikoshi has his job cut out for him

https://butwhytho.net/2021/04/finding-myself-in-my-hero-academias-mirko/
Yes, we share the same skin, but she is who I aim to be. In My Hero Academia volume 27, specifically the Jaku General Hospital raid, Mirko is tasked with taking on the High-End Nomu and hopefully stopping Shigaraki's doctor from escaping. In the process, readers get the chance to see Mirko confront loss and danger and come out the other end.

https://otakusnotes.com/my-hero-academia-sexiest-female-characters-ranked/
Melissa Shield was a main character in the first movie, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes. She is the daughter of the famous inventor, David Shield who was once All Might's tech support. Like Deku, Melissa is also Quirkless but she's very talented at science and technology. Melissa is a young woman with youthful beauty.

https://myheroacademia.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000006912823
Explorer King·9/22/2022. @ScaryLookinHoboAgreed. 2. Lilypad Alpha·9/23/2022. Since most of the characters are straight, I don't think it's sexist. We have a transgender and bisexual character(s). To me, the characters think that women are people who should be protected the most because they are beautiful and sensitive.

https://www.cbr.com/my-hero-academia-boruto-junji-majima-apology-women-comment/
Junji Majima, a Japanese voice actor most famous for his roles in popular anime series including My Hero Academia and Boruto, has publicly apologized for making insensitive comments about women on his social media account.However, reception towards the actor's comments remains divisive. Japanese news website Oricon announced that Majima released a statement on his official X (formerly Twitter

https://www.reddit.com/r/MyHeroAcadamia/comments/1atnqms/is_my_hero_academia_sexist_yes/
70K subscribers in the MyHeroAcadamia community. Welcome to a My Hero Acadamia Subreddit! A subreddit for the dub fans as well as sub fans. Everyone

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/my-hero-academia-sexy-midnight-marvel-nod/
There are obviously some similarities between My Hero Academia and other comic superheroes, but some are more alike than others, and My Hero's sexist hero is a big homage to an obscure Marvel

https://myheroacademia.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000006037798/r/4400000000027643651
There is literally one more boy then girls within in the top ten. (Edited by Deku is god) 3. Cotton unicorn girl·11/14/2021. Personally, I don't think horokoshi is sexist. This is because there are many good female characters like toga himiko, star and stripes, miriko, lady naget and more.

https://myheroacademia.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000006037798
Usxernayme·11/14/2021in General. OPINION ON MHA, IS THE CREATOR SEXIST? My hero academia has few female characters, and thats because the creator mostly had guy characters, he had to make Tsuyu a girl cause of the few females he had.ALSO in the manga all female characters body were different as you can see BUT in the anime URARAKA's body is

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=14137516270A71798000&page=2599
On its own merits; My Hero Academia's writing of female characters can very questionable at times, but not to the extent where some of them aren't well written to some degree. I get exhaustion when it comes to dealing with fandoms, but its easy to forget that just because the reactions are extreme and sometimes really fucking obnoxious, doesn't

https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4787736788211201
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My Hero Academia is written and illustrated by Kohei Horikoshi. The series started its serialization on July 7, 2014, and is set to end its serialization on August 5, 2024, with 430 chapters.

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https://comicbook.com/anime/news/my-hero-academia-anime-scandal-junji-majima/
Today, a member of the My Hero Academia is in headlines for the worst of reasons. Junji Majima, a voice actor who starred in My Hero Academia as Koku Hanabata, has found himself in water over

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https://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/archive/2024/06/young-men-sexist-feminism-gender/678764/
So in terms of, yes, young men are much more likely to say, Yes, women could work. They can go out to clubs. They can go out to clubs. They can do whatever they like.