My Hero Academia, Vol. 1
My Hero Academia, Vol. 1
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2015
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Japan • Near Future
2015
12-18 years
Super Short Summary
My Hero Academia, Vol. 1 by Kohei Horikoshi, translated by Caleb D. Cook, introduces a world where most people have superpowers called "Quirks." The story follows a Quirkless young person named Izuku Midoriya who aspires to become a hero. Izuku's journey begins when he encounters his idol, All Might, who sees potential in him.
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Readers commend My Hero Academia, Vol. 1 for its compelling world-building and dynamic artwork. The story of an underdog striving to become a hero captivates audiences, though some find the plot predictable. Translator Caleb D. Cook maintains the excitement of the original text. Overall, it's a promising start for the series, blending action and heartfelt moments.
Who Should Read My Hero Academia, Vol. 1?
Fans of superhero lore and coming-of-age tales will enjoy My Hero Academia, Vol. 1 by Kohei Horikoshi and Caleb D. Cook. This manga appeals to readers who loved Naruto for its blend of action and character growth and Harry Potter for its school of extraordinary youths. Ideal for those who appreciate dynamic art and inspirational storytelling.
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Novel • Fiction
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2015
12-18 years
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