Samuel Rotton

While the story-telling does move forward slowly and multiple characters aren't fully utilized towards the second half of the story, there is no denying that this is one of the most gorgeously animated movies in the anime genre. We're talking DBS Broly levels here. The climax is legitimately one of the best things I've watched in a theater. And outside of Hagakure, each character does actually do something in the movie be it in the climax or not. While Midoriya and Bakugo vs Nine is definitely the best scene in the movie, the Chimera sequence; Mineta, Sero, and Uraraka vs Nine; Jirou, Shoji, and Ojiro vs Nine; Tokoyami vs Medusa; and Kirishima and Kaminari vs the puppet guy are all great scenes. My biggest gripe is Shigaraki's involvement in the story as he honestly has no place there other then to make sure Nine actually dies. Outside of that though, this is one of my favorite anime movies, if not animated movies, of all time.