History YMMV / MyHeroAcademiaWorldHeroesMission

** A smaller example, but some fans have complained about how the series taking place in Japan (mostly in a school setting no less) results in a rather limited perspective on a world where 80% of humans have superpowers. The mission having established characters stationed in different countries created a rare opportunity to explore how other nations handle Quirk regulation or show unique variations in hero culture. Unfortunately, the "world" aspect of the film seemingly just existed to raise the stakes and feature more of the supporting cast than the previous movies could.

** One of the reasons Rody, before meeting Izuku, dislikes heroes is that the slum where he was forced to live with his siblings is never visited by them because there's no fame or money to be had by working there. The series has sometimes shown how similar contexts can nurture villains - Rody himself was forced into petty crime to make ends meet, but nothing more is discussed about it and Izuku has no apparent reaction or reflection to that.

** The villainous group Humarise is pronounced exactly the same as Humorize (as in, to humor someone). As a result, all the dramatic statements involving their name just ends up sounding silly.

* SoOkayItsAverage: If they're not [[FandomRivalry too bitter about the alleged drop in quality of season 5 of the anime]], most fan response to the movie falls under this. While it still featured [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome plenty of great action scenes and animation]], as well as good chemistry between Deku and Rody, the movie didn't really add anything new or substantial to the franchise besides having the villain be a [[SlidingScaleOfVillainThreat worldwide threat]].

** Egyptian hero Salaam has gotten some fans with his funny design - he's basically a living hieroglyph - and can-do attitude that even impresses the UA students operating in Egypt.
* FandomRivalry: A weird case of this ''within'' the MHA fandom. There's a notable amount of fans of the anime who blame the [[SeasonalRot dip in quality of the 5th season]] on the existence of this movie, particularly since the ''Recap/MyHeroAcademiaMetaLiberationArmyArc'' was one of the most highly anticipated arcs fans were looking forward to getting adapted.

* FandomRivalry: A weird case of this ''within'' the MHA fandom. There's a notable amount of fans of the anime who blames the [[SeasonalRot dip in quality of the 5th season]] on the existence of this movie, particularly since the ''Recap/MyHeroAcademiaMetaLiberationArmyArc'' was one of the most highly anticipated arcs fans were looking forward to getting adapted.

** A smaller example, but some fans have complained about how the series taking place in Japan (mostly in a school setting no less) results in a rather limited perspective on a world where 80% of humans have superpowers. The mission having established characters stationed in different countries created a rare opportunity to explore how other nations handle Quirk regulation or unique variations in hero cultures depending on the location. Unfortunately, the "world" aspect of the film seemingly just existed to raise the stakes and feature more of the supporting cast than the previous movies could.

** A smaller example, but some fans have complained about how the series taking place in Japan (mostly in a school setting no less), results in a rather limited perspective on a world where 80% of humans have superpowers. The mission having established characters stationed in different countries created a rare opportunity to explore how other nations handle Quirk regulation or unique variations in hero cultures depending on the location. Unfortunately, the "world" aspect of the film seemingly just existed to raise the stakes and feature more of the supporting cast than the previous movies could.