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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Laura Gassert
The Final War arc covers the epic battle against All For One/Shigaraki in My Hero Academia's upcoming season. Midoriya uncovers Shigaraki's plan and, with a strategic counter, sets the stage for the final battle. The final battle involves teamwork, Bakugo's key role, and the defeat of All For One. My Hero Academia Final Season will be released this year, and fans are excited to finally see the Final War arc adapted into anime, with all the emotion that this final arc deserves.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Rei Penber
Deku lost his quirk at the end of the story. Deku's friends helped him become a hero again. Bakugo and Deku are rivals once again. My Hero Academia Author Kohei Horikoshi recently treated fans to a lot of exciting new juicy information, all thanks to the latest Fanbook, called Ultra Age, which was released recently. As expected, these databooks reveal a ton of extra information to the fans about character lore, and quirks, along with much else.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Rei Penber
Deku lost his Quirk at the end of My Hero Academia but gained a new Pro Hero suit funded by his friends. Horikoshi revealed that Deku's new suit can mimic various One For All abilities, like cable extensions for Black Whip. All Might stated that technology evolved, meaning Deku's Pro Hero suit is stronger, allowing him to compete with top heroes. My Hero Academia’s latest databook, called Ultra Age fanbook, is out officially and fans were eagerly anticipating its release.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Rei Penber
My Hero Academia fans are delighted to see the author get back to the story and reveal exciting bits of information. As some fans might know, My Hero Academia’s latest Ultra Age book is just around the corner, and some exciting information from it has already surfaced.
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3 weeks ago | 
cbr.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Louis Kemner
Published 14 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image by Morena Perez Vitale The following contains spoilers for the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes manga. While it's easy to compare the My Hero Academia franchise to the classic shonen manga titles and Western comics which inspired it, fans can also draw broader parallels between this franchise and the Breaking Bad universe. My Hero Academia: Vigilantes is comparable to Better Call Saul, which served as a...
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Feb 8, 2025 | 
cbr.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Louis Kemner
Every shonen fan has heard of My Hero Academia, the creation of author Kohei Horikoshi, but fans might not be certain if the ongoing anime or the original manga is the best medium for watching Deku's superhero story unfold. Both versions have their merits, but given the universal appeal of anime and how anime overshadows manga, the real question is: is the My Hero Academia manga worth reading?
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
cbr.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Louis Kemner
anime Sign in to your CBR account There are all kinds of ways to explain how responsible or not an anime character is, such as how good they are with money. Whether or not anime characters think a lot about finances and good spending habits, it's usually easy to tell who would be smart with their hard-earned money and who would blow it all in an afternoon. Being financially responsible is often connected to whether a character has good impulse control and a long-term view of their lives. An...
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
cbr.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Louis Kemner
My Hero Academia Published 12 minutes ago Sign in to your CBR account In the story of My Hero Academia, the pro heroes have been the guardians of modern society for many decades, with laws and entire industries built around the existence of caped crime fighters. At first, the pro hero industry looked like a dream come true, with powerful heroes fighting hard to protect innocent civilians from criminals and natural disasters. The system worked on many levels, but as the symbol of peace All...
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
cbr.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Characters By |Aka Akasaka |Hajime Isayama |Jennifer Melzer
anime By Louis Kemner , Jenny Melzer & Robbie Robinson Updated 12 minutes ago Sign in to your CBR account Japanese anime is known for its gorgeous visuals and lush color palettes, which can make for some truly attractive protagonists and supporting characters. Of course, style is no substitute for actual substance. A well-written anime heroine can quickly become an unforgettable part of the cast, allowing anime fans the opportunity to enjoy their feminine charm, as well as their visual...
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
cbr.com | Kohei Horikoshi |Silvana Wilson
anime Sign in to your CBR account When it comes to anime, characters use different methods of fighting in battle. Each of them specializes in something, whether it's with weapons, words or even fists. Various characters display excellent swordsmanship, manipulation of ki, and other spectacular and flashy means of engaging their opponents. But nothing is as satisfying as a good punch. While some characters are known for their knockout power, others can be surprisingly strong in a pinch or even...
