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This is a rich premiere that bubbles with a mix of affection and suspicion for that thorny concept of “nostalgia.”
What sets this apart from My Hero Academia is that the series leans into exploring the commodification of heroes as a product rather than examining the deep implications of what it means to be a “hero.”