An interesting and supremely entertaining take on the whole "superhero" phenomena, with likable characters and a variety of interesting powers. By smartly twisting together the tropes of American comic books and Japanese shonen, something familiar yet wholly refreshing is born. But where it really succeeds is that it never, ever forgets what it truly means to be someone's hero, and what kind of an inspirational effect that has on someone. Doesn't hurt that each season just keeps getting better.

Modern and less traditional version of Naruto. I like it. Likeable characters, simple but good story arcs.. Very special usefull and full of character girl/woman characters. Great emotional action. This is the new face of battle-shounens.

it is interesting and fun but some scenes are just luxoriosly boring

S1: 80, S2: 82, S3: 82 S4: 78, S5: 80, S6: 80, S7: 80

I've loved this anime ever since I was 10. It's incredible, and the manga is better. Weird ass fandom, but trust me when I say this is a magnum opus.

Couldn't get past the first few episodes of s1 because of how terribly this show writes women. Extremely uncomfortable. Unfortunately this was my introduction to anime and it ruined the entire genre for me for a few years.

Juvenile and shallow.

I liked first few seasons and made me emotional, but then it kept going on and on with more of the same stuff. Got fatigued and didn't enjoy S7 at all, deciding to quit at S7S10.

s1 81, s2 83, s3 83, s4 82

S1 82.6, S2 85, S3 84.3, S4 82.1

I started watching anime to escape this exact kind of shallow, moralizing storytelling which plagued (and in a way still does) American superhero stories.

S1 : 80 , S2 : 83 , S3 : 83 ,S4 : 77 before was S1 : 80 , S2 : 85 , S3 : 85 ,S4 : 78

Colorful, passionate, and superbly entertaining.

I dig the premise of the world being full of superheroes, but the main plot stars a bland and obnoxious shitlord of a protagonist with fairly trite supporting characters. There's hardly any suspense or excitement in the fights - Izuku either becomes One Punch Man or he doesn't and no one had a particularly interesting character arc either. A shame because the show had a lot of neat designs and cool super powers at its disposal.