Emotional and action packed

Synopsis

Izuku has passed his Provisional Hero License exam and seeks out an internship, which he later lands through All Might's recommendation under Sir Nighteye. As he and his classmates further abilities, the up - and - coming villain Kai 'Overhaul' Chisaki uses his powers to gain favor in the criminal underworld; his ambitions colliding with those of the League of Villains. Through his work with Sir Nighteye, Midoriya learns of Chisaki's crime syndicate and their connection with a girl named Eri and works towards stopping Overhaul's reign. 

Amazing

Despite having the usual attention to detail, I feel like it's somehow improved gradually and adds even more to the visuals of the show. The colors seem to pop more and give more of a neon affect than they did in previous seasons which seems to give the style more familiarity and confidence as if growing more accustomed to being utilized. 

Clear

Standard good voice acting and OST. 

Strengthened

With more events happening the anime (especially some that weren't necessarily showcased before) we see gradual changes and development in the class. The viewer is easily transported into their shoes and situations with how we are shocked by the sudden change and realization of how much more dangerous and serious the hero training is becoming for the students and the hero organization itself as they progress. We still root for the characters yet now we also feel some anxiety and suspense. 

Emotionally Deeper

The anime, like with season 3, seems to become a bit graver and is now seeming to take a shift from the upbeat and determined tone to a more mellowed and cautious one which we can see reflected in how the students now approach and interact with their experiences at UA High. I think that this adds more to the progression of the story and really broadens the scope of what it means to become a hero or just achieving one's dreams.