My Hero Academia Vol. 26: Volume 26

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I've said before that these volumes always seem to collect arcs in weird ways, but I guess it's just an ongoing thing to deal with. This volume focuses on several different elements and pushes the story forward, setting up big things to come in future story arcs.

PS: but I admit I'd read the cute boy's love fanfics on Ao3 first before I even started reading the manga series or watching the anime! Behind them is Endeavor, who's dress shirt is burning away while simultaneously revealing some of the armor of his hero costume. He only ends up being "relevant" to me at all because he's one of the Adventure Mode bosses in the second BE Memory for Vital Bracelet. He's a surprisingly good teacher, and the kids learn a lot from him about their techniques and Quirk usage, especially Midoriya. Endeavour terminó siendo muchísimo mejor profesor que All Might, así que por lo menos puede presumir de algo.Their introduction was always going to coincide with conversation about Aizawa, but can you believe it took 26 volumes to happen? Originally, the League of Villains was just a ragtag group of villains with no structure or resources, but now they've become a true force to be reckoned with.

The training with Endeavor and his agency mostly happens off-screen, and the main fight for this little arc ends up feeling less of a big deal than Gentle, whose fight was pretty short but who felt more relevant as a character overall. There's an attempt to flesh Aizawa out a bit more, and it's alright, but I think it's not done as well as it could have been, because it mostly involves around a) a character we've never really seen and b) a character we haven't seen in ages. A. High School after winter vacation, the heroes are suiting up to prepare for a big enemy attack coming their way. We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. It's great to see Midoriya growing and improving, but it's a little saddening to see All Might become less helpful, turning into more of an advisor than a mentor.At Books2Door, we believe that reading is a fundamental skill that every child should have to help improve their vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking skills.