My Hero Academia has a lot of powerful characters but some of the strongest are members of the League of Villains.

Each member of the League had a goal they wished to accomplish, making the League of Villains a ragtag group that failed as an organization.

All's Justice producer Aoba Miyazaki speaks with Game Rant about Class 1-A's Quirks, creating three-person teams, and more.

Funimation has shared new details of the Villains takeover of "My Hero Academia" in the anime, adapting the arc from Kohei Horikoshi's superhero manga.

The League of Villains is still trying to find its footing in the My Hero Academia universe, and Shigaraki has a lot on his plate.

My Hero Academia‘s primary set of antagonists is The League of Villains. The team of super-powered criminals banded together under the dark shadow of All For One, and have risen under the ...

The fate of the My Hero Academia villains has become a hot topic in the fandom as Mangaka Kohei Horikoshi’s acclaimed series has finally reached its conclusion.

My Hero Academia's main antagonistic force, namely the League of Villains, held a rather intriguing position within the story.

Leah Clark and Jason Liebrecht voice villains Himiko Toga and Dabi and they spoke with Newsweek about what fans can expect from the "My Villain Academia" arc.

The Meta Liberation Army is ready to battle against the League of Villains in "My Hero Academia" Season 5, Episode 21 (Episode 109).

Each member of the League had a goal they wished to accomplish, making the League of Villains a ragtag group that failed as an organization.