My Hero Academia, Vol. 5
Ratings41
Average rating4.4
This is where we start the Todoroki side plot and its fantastic. I really empathize with the kid who has an abusive father that only respects power. Its these moments that really set Boku No Hero apart from other Shounen series. Endeavor isnt some monster he is just a person so focused on his failures that he hurts everyone around him. This is a recurring theme that also shows up in the Bakugō side plot.
‘My Hero Academia' is a manga series written by Kohei Horikoshi. This manga is set in a world where 80 percent of the human population manifested superpowers, that are called “Quirks” at the age of four. Within this world Heros and Villans are battling it out everywhere. Those who are born with the quirks and want to become Heros need to be taught how to control their powers they go to a Hero school.
The manga follows Izuku Midoriya, who is born quirkless, and dreams of being hero more than anything else. Izuku wants to get into the prestigious U.A. High School for budding heroes, but an encounter with All Might, the greatest hero of them all, gives Izuku a chance to change his destiny, and be the hero he wants to be.
I really enjoyed the start of the story. I really enjoy the characters that we meet in the first volume of the manga. I really felt for Izuku when he found out that he had no quirk, and that he couldn't fulfil his dreams, but that all changed with meeting All Might, who trained him, and passed on his own quirk to Izuku. I gave this volume a 5 out of 5 stars.