My Hero Academia, Vol. 11

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Bind, cover and pages in great condition. Excellent read.

One of the most epic fights ever

If this is what you like, then you will love this!

Still amazed by how good the translation and the effect are adapted on the drawings, this is one of the most awesome volumes

Awesome story! Only problem is the random sexual innuendos, and partial nudity, which have nothing to do with the storyline. So if you're purchasing these for anyone under 18 be ready to go thru the book page by page with a black marker.

all the books in this series have been great so much action packed moments i have to write 20 words but you dont need many words to descrobe this amazing book

My grandson loves these books

Very pleased with the order and is exactly as described.

Came in great condition

great series

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Great manga volume.

It came in perfect condition and I really enjoyed it, 5 stars!

My Hero Academia may improve as it goes on, but I feel that nothing has come close to the impact of All Might's crowning moment.

It's allot easier to read and the translation doesn't seem off like the free sites and the pages look cleaner too, and I just have to support this amazing series

Love the mange/anime. Cant be waiting for the anime, so i have to keep up with the manga, every chapter/saga is great. Can't wait for the next one!

Biggest battle scene to date!

Nephew loves this series, It has him reading.

Great

I had emotions. This requires seventeen more words. Okay. DAD MIGHT DAD MIGHT DAD MIGHT DAD MIGHT DAD MIGHT DAD MIGHT.

Good book

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Thank You

Book for grandson. He likes it.

Bought this for a friend, they loved it but when it arrived, it was a bit bent up.

The Manga arrived in perfect condition and was a fantastic read for any fans of the series

I love this manga!

Good Book

Bought it as a gift and regret not getting one for myself

Loved it!

VERY PLEASED THANK YOU

Great!

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Please keep writing and drawing this as an Amazon costumer I am satisfied with what I buy thank you very much

This is one of my favorites so far. I can't believe I have to wait another month to get volume 12

The fight i've been waiting for has finally arrived. Another volume that nearly brought me to tears.

Vol 11 is by far the best in the series.

Hero aca, honestly that all I need to say

always arrive damaged it’s not that hard to pack them safely but i guess it is

The story just keeps getting better and better. I love it. Really looking forward to what happens next. Can’t wait.

Good book but it was bent because of the people who delivered it shoved it in my mailbox

Volume was in great condition and the story was great

Probably my favorite volume so far, it got extremely emotional!

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

It's a great book for action but the book was a little tender than the other

Ahhhh, I love this series. I need more, definitely a good buy.

Go Beyond Plus ULTRAAAAA!!!!

Llego muy rápido y en muy buen estado muchas gracias

Gift

Great

Todo Excelente, la revista y llego en tiempo y forma a Uruguay

Both the manga and anime are absolutely amazing.

Really good read! And gave some feels too..

Just keeps getting better and better.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

if your reading the series buy it now and if your watching it go back to volume one and start reading.

I Have already read this chapter but I just wanted it for the collection. 5/5 just waiting for V.13 to see a curtain fight and I only had to pay 5 dollars to get this book preorder to my house.

Wow!

Loving the manga! I was worried about All Might, but of course he pulled through. I was really sad he had to retire. But the scene at the beach when he tells Deku he's still gonna try and raise him made me tear up a bit. Yes I'm emotional, deal with it. I was really really excited when I saw they were gonna live in dorms together. I thought it was really cute when they did the king if rooms. It's gonna be interesting to see them live together, I can tell you that! Can't wait to see everyone's ultimate moves! (though doesn't Deku already have one? Full Cowling he calls it?) But we all know my waifu's (Todoroki) ultimate moves are gonna be the best.

Looks like water damage. I'm sending it back.looks like it was just to tossed around. It's for my collection I just can't have these.

The rescue mission continues as the heroes face off against the League of Villains, including an epic battle between All Might and the villains' boss All for One. The students watch from the edge of the battle since they've been ordered not to fight. Midoriya hatches a plan to save the kidnapped Bakugo that won't involve fighting or getting in trouble. The mission goes well though All Might has to make a big sacrifice to win his part of the mission. After the battle, the school staff faces the problem of public trust. The students have been attacked three times in very public ways. Parents are starting to question their kids' safety. Who can blame them? This issue is another fine step forward for the story. Various relationships grow and interesting changes happen for the characters, some very significant. Recommended.

I borrowed this from the library, like I borrowed all the other volunes. Would most definitely buy all of them if given the chance. I don't know what to say other than that I knew all of this would happen but I'm still shocked that it happened. I'm going to miss Hero All Might and I'm so mad that Endeavour is now #1 but I understand why it had to be this way. We get to see the parents in this volume! And we get to see the kids having fun for once and it not ending in bloodshed and I'm really happy because they deserve this time to be teens again.

Really love the show and this was my first time reading any of the manga and it was quite enjoyable.

great

Awesome

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Not related to the content of the book,one of the corners was bent .

This is one of my favorite Manga series and this is so far one of my favorite parts if the series. Thats is why i bought it to support the company and Kohei Horikoshi with his artistic endeavor. Gotta show this industry our support otherwise we wouldnt be getting the great content we do now.

A lot of emotion like usual, followed by the aftermath. Continues to be fun and exciting, with big changes implied to come. Can't wait for the next volume.

Good book.

like it.

Very intense and instills a whole nre mood layer to the stories and characters here on out

Arrived on time and as described.

Bought it for my nephew he has read almost the whole series!

Good Quality and great story.

On the edge of your seat story telling and incredible art. One for all vs all for one comes to its epic conclusion.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

the cover and the pages they are all great it derves what are you going to spend on it

Amazing volume. Art is spectacular as always. Definitely a climatic point in the series but it seems like this is only the beginning. Gosh I love All Might.

Incredible series, Started reading from volume 1 this past week (currently on volume 2) but I started from the anime, got really into the manga after season 3 episode 21 couldn't wait for more content. Please support this series.

Will forever love this series, what a great volume

There have been reviews of My Hero Academia books being printed badly however that was not the case for me. I could not have asked for better quality than what I have received, Thank you!

love my hero academia.

Steadily becoming my favourite series! The characters are so strong and there’s just so many to develop that I can see this continuing for a long time 😊

It's an amazing series but when I got the book the back corner had been bent really badly leaving a prominent mark and making ruining the quality of the book it's self

Bought for my son

Amazing volume once again! And beautiful artwork

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Solid book great story would recommend

I mean if u read the manga online then why are you reading reviews on this product. It's just a book.

comes as is expected

Item delivered fast and with no damage

O produto chegou bem rápido e nenhum rasgo ou amassado. 10/10.

A primeira página é a que mais se deve ter cuidado pois é a que descola mais fácil e pode levar a descolar o mangá inteiro da capa. Outros volume de MHA vieram melhor colados. Esse aqui dá pra ver a cola na primeira página, diferente dos outros. Mas acho que contanto que eu não puxe demais, não vai descolar. No geral, de muita qualidade. Acho que a JBC toma um cuidadinho redobrado com MHA porque deve ser a coleção mais vendida deles.

Sinceramente depois de ler one punch man, agora estou amando a história. All might vs all for one foi muito épico! e ainda tem brinde da JBC. vale muito a pena!!!!

Chegou na data prevista. Na qualidade padrão da Editora! Muito bom. Um pequeno 'risco' na imagem/mini pôster que vem junto, mas nada que estrague o produto. A primeira página parece grudar um pouco na página da capa, mas novamente, nada que estrague o produto.

Embora eu já tenha comprado os volumes anteriores aqui e todos possuírem uma excelente qualidade, este volume 11 infelizmente me decepcionou e muito. As páginas estão se soltando, o livro está mal colado e a cada página lida o livro fica deformado. Nem se compara aos demais.

Em relação ao mangá, a história e os desenhos são perfeitos. A nota só não foi mais alta porque a qualidade do produto não foi tão boa quanto aos outros mangá que eu comprei aqui. Dessa vez veio com muita cola, tendo as primeiras e as últimas páginas bem frágeis. E parece que a impressão foi feita na pressa, já que tem umas páginas que tem uns rastro dos desenhos da página oposta. Foi um defeito bem chato, mas é algo que acontece. Mangá ótimo, recomendo.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Muito bommmmm Vcs vão chorar kk Isso é certo

Com certeza, uma das melhores lutas do mangá até agora. Impossível não se emocionar. Muito bom.

Já é o segunda unidade do mesmo volume que compro e ambas vieram com um acabamento muito ruim. Não tenho o que reclamar sobre a obra, apenas sobre o péssimo cuidado com que tiveram com o acabamento do produto. Cuidados básicos como folhas bem coladas, não existem. Já que o mangá veio completamente descolado em várias páginas, o que causou danos em geral ao produto. Creio que o problema seja apenas com o volume 11, então peço que tenham mais antenção com ele.

A qualidade da impressão está boa, o produto veio embalado direitinho mas a capa veio descolada e arranhada em alguns pontos, provavelmente pelo transporte ou armazenamento. Eu adorei o panfleto sobre a notícia sobre o grande acontecimento do capítulo, mas estava no início do mangá, primeira coisa que vi, um grande spoiler. Como eu já havia lido e conhecia a história adorei a surpresa mas poderia estragar a experiência para algumas pessoas.

Sobre a história, eu sou suspeita a falar, já que mha é um dos meus mangás favoritos( se não o favorito kkkk) Esse volume é emocionante do início ao fim, e não posso me esquecer de citar o "mini jornal" que vem nessa edição, achei muito lindinho. O produto chegou antes da data prevista, e como sempre muito bem embalado e isento de arranhões e amassados, perfeito.

O conteúdo do mangá é maravilhoso, um dos melhores volumes da saga. Quanto ao produto e ao atendimento: Entrega da Amazon (como de costume) chegou bem antes do prazo, bem embalado. Porém minha unica ressalva é que o volume veio com um pequeno rasguinho na lateral, onde está o simbolo da JBC. Mas é o primeiro produto que compro no site e vem com esse tipo de defeito.

O maior herói desse universo enfrenta sua maior batalha. All Might encara seu arqui-inimigo e o resultado do embate decide o fim da lenda desse grande herói. Um ponto de virada para a obra como um todo. Bnh continua excelente.

this was the most hyped battle of all of mha (my hero academia) or if you want to call it bnha ( boku no hero academia). the only thing i didnt like was the dorm system and the ultimate moves were cut short. a little bit more of that this volume would of been perfect.

Mas uma boa aquisição para minha coleção. Todo mangá está muito bem produzido, excelente tradução, capa muito bem feita. A JBC vem mandando bem com os mangás do My Hero Academia.

A cena no anime já é linda, mas as páginas originais do kouhei e todo contexto são uma obrigação pra todo fã de quadrinho. Ter algo como isso em casa por 11 reais É uma obrigação para todo fã desde HQ, Heróis para os maiores fãs de Manga e principalmente para todos que amam my hero

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Excelente Manga. Essa edição conta sobre a última luta do All Might. Luta épica ! Estória empolgante. Ótimas ilustrações. Vale a pena!

A história é muuito boa, porém a cola desse volume é péssima, as páginas vieram mal coladas e o mini poster veio colado, não dá pra tirar ou rasga a capa.

Excelente produto! Para quem é fã, é uma compra que compensa bastante!

Excelente manga, a cada volume fico mais curioso sobre a obra e o desenvolvimento dos personagens.

fiquei muito chateado com a minha edição porque ela veio toda descolada. Uma edição tão épica com uma luta tão fantástica veio assim :/

My son needed this issue for his collection!! Great for any My Hero fan. Brand new. Great gift. Thank you.

Entrega da Amazon é incrível,chegou muito rápido o produto, ainda não comecei a ler mais sei que vou gostar muito kkk

Uma das melhores batalhas da obra até o momento, muito bem feita no manga e com entrega rápida e eficiente.

Tudo foi muito rápido, desde a aprovação do pagamento até a entrega antes do prazo, produto em perfeito estado, não tenho reclamações. Na mesma compra estavam inclusas as edições 01, 08, 09 e 10. Sou uma grande fã da série e recomendo para todos que desejam entrar no mundo dos mangás.

Ótimos capítulo, porém mesmo com muito cuidado, as folhas descolam ao longo do tempo, infelizmente em um 1 mês já tinha páginas soltas. Pena que todos mangás da JBC tem essa qualidade, isso desanima a comprar mais.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Chegou tudo certinho e antes do prazo! Muito obrigada por td!

muito linda a capa, o desenho é maravilhoso

Melhor luta do mangá até aqui, sensacional os traços, enredo e tudo mais!

ANOTHER MASTERFUL WRITE FOR MY HERO ACADEMIA

O mangá chegou no prazo, estava dentro do plástico e não há amassados. Bom trabalho!

Minha primeira compra pela Amazon e gostei muito. Veio quase em prefeito estado,veio com algumas folhas amassada,Chegou 10 dias antes do previsto,Gostei Muito!! 9/10.

Gostei, entrega rápida e em ótimo estado fora o conteúdo esse é de longe uns dos melhores mangás de boku no hero

Muito bom o produto!

Único problema é que sinto que esse pode descolar a qualquer momento, a JBC colocou uma colagem péssima nesse volume.

Veio torto com defeito

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Recomendo a todo mundo que gosta de mangá shonen acompanhar essa série!

Dei 5* pela história. Sou muito fã de MHA, mas a JBC tem aumentado os preços dos produtos e diminuído a qualidade. O pior é que ninguém no Twitter da empresa responde absolutamente nada.

Mangá incrível, com história envolvente e emocionante. O melhor da JBC!!!

Alles gute

A mi hija le encanta la historieta de burna calidad a buen precio. Las ilustraciones bien logradas. Apto para niños de secundaria

muito bem acabado adorei

Otimo

Great book

Produto excelente mas veio com algumas páginas amassadas.

Ótimo produto, e exelente vendedor. Recebi em perfeito estado!

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

A obra é simplesmente fantástica. Nos mostra o que é um herói de verdade e o que ele está disposto a sacrificar para proteger a todos.

O meu veio amassado na ponta esquerda, mas acredito que tenha sido azar mesmo mas enfim, esse capítulo é um dos melhores

Após a reimpressão, a qualidade da edição ficou melhor (na minha opinião).

Melhor volume até agora! A luta é incrível em varios aspectos e faz com que você queira saber o que acontece nos próximos volumes. A encomenda chegou bem rápido!

Atendeu a expectativa

Primeira vez que compro digitalmente e devo adquirir as próximas edições em breve. Aguardo os demais volumes! JBC mandando muito bem

muito bom !

Mangá muito bom, entrega super rápida.

Pra ver como toda regra tem exceção esse aqui veio embalado certinho e ainda veio inteiro

Chegou no prazo e em bom estado, mas não temos acompanhamento diário do pedido.

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Chegou tudo certinho, novo e perfeito. Obrigada!

estou muito satisfeito com a compra e ela veio muito melhor que outras das minhas compras.

Produto muito bom, ótima qualidade! Chegou quatro dias antes do previsto! Estou muito satisfeito, recomendo.

A capa veio colada torta

Chegou em perfeitas condições, muito bem embalado, cheio de marca páginas. Eu amei muito!

Produto impecável!!

Awesome

Perfeito estado, assim como os outros produtos que comprei junto

Mangá lindíssimo e a entrega foi super rápida (SÉRIO FOI MUITO RÁPIDA - de 24 HORAS).

Assim, comprei ele mas gostei bastante, mas algumas folhas estão mal coladas e não estão bem coladas!!

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Amazing manga love the art and it's the my favourite arc as all-might takes on All For One.

Excelente qualidade, uma das melhoras editoras do mercado e seus produtos deixam satisfeitos

Melhor volume até agora (1-15). A obra está em um clímax intenso e a arte está maravilhosa.

Ótimo

Cada vez se pone mucho mejor la historia y sobre el pedido llego mas rapido de lo estimado y en perfecto estado!

Produto de ótima qualidade, chegou em perfeito estado.

Rápido, ágil e perfeito!

Edição fantástica, chegou antes da data prevista e continua uma história incrível

Gostei chegou em perfeito estado,o problema foi que chegou depois do prazo de entrega

Vale dms adquirir esse obra!!!

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Bommmm

História surpreendente e envolvente. Estou colecionando.

Bom

Serviço confiável e bem feito.

Muito bom esse vol. A ultima luta do all milht foi epica

Chegou 4 dias antes do prazo previsto a história e muito legal um dos melhores mangás .

Chegou rápido e intacto. Muito obrigado!! Parabéns pelo trabalho.

Produto é execelente porém a capa poderia ser de melhor qualidade

bom

Ótimo

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

As cenas de luta são muito bem desenhadas

Great book

Chegou no prazo, boa qualidade e bem embalado.

Adorei, vou comprar todos os volumes

Podem adquirir sem medo!!

Amei!!! Chegou até que bem rápido eu sou um grande fã do Anime

Muito bom

Chegou!!

produto chegou ótimo e antes do prazo

Llegó en perfecto estado, muy buen producto

This volume has the fight so many fans of the manga (and anime) up until this point had been waiting for, the battle between All-Might and All for One. It was not a disappointment and is probably the highlight of the story in both formats. In a way, the fight makes the volume title appropriate. This is because we finally see the super-villain behind so much destruction and death for the past hundred or so years held to account. Yes, he was beaten five years ago, but he also escaped while handing All-Might a hero career-ending injury. This time he is captured and put away. We see All-Might finally use up his power in the most climactic way possible, finally ending the first and chief struggle of the bearers of One for All. And we see the realization that All-Might must retire and Izuku must quickly step up to the plate as his successor. This was perhaps the best part of the series so far as we saw the greatest parts of the story, both in terms of action and emotional depth. It also subverted a lot of expectations. I think so, at least. I think that many assumed that All-Might might die and Izuku would have to defeat All for One. But this did not happen. Instead, the Big Bad was taken out by the Big Good, and their apprentices are beginning to take their places. The only part that is somewhat chilling about this terrific part of the tale is that realization that Tomura will be a very effective bad guy. I mean, given All-Might's battle, for Izuku to still be the "greatest hero ever" something bad's gotta happen. I have no idea what, though. I don't have any actual cons about the story. No, really. I didn't like how Bakugou was pumped up when he's been such a bullying little jerk so far, but it was kinda cool to see the expected path of the baddish character becoming a villain NOT be taken. Again, though, maybe have the mangaka (who has admitted to liking Bakugou) not push his being supposedly great after all so hard, mmkay? I think that Bakugou will get better in the future, but it'll take some time, and I'd like to *see* it, not just hear it. He doesn't have to be Mr. All-Nice or something (heh, heh), but maybe actually *heroic* and not just *ambitious*. The art was was quite good. The mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi, got the story across wonderfully. Whether the darkness or triumph in the fight, or the terror of characters, or other emotional aspects (and there were some big ones, like with poor Tsuyu, who you just want to give a hug), you could really feel it and see it. This was the ending of one era, and the beginning of another, in the meta story of the manga, just as the volume title states. It's like the Ages of Heroes in this world cycling again. The age of All-Might has ended. Welcome to the age of Deku. What a ride! Rating: 5/5 Stars.

This book was amazing with its all might fight and all for one fight. When deku and best boy todoroki came together with the rest of the team to preform a rescue mission for young bakugo i was non stop reading. When they reached the point of saving him i stopped, played 'so you say run' resumed at the begining of the rescue and cried tears of amazement and joy as they planned it out to perfection. And dont even get me started on that all might fight. That was top notch with that united states of smash it was just 👌👌👌👌👌👌 😤😫💦💦💯💯 cant wait to see what season 3 has to offer and what the series further develops too

Ultimate good vs Ultimate evil have their final showdown in this climatic volume. Though the hero emerges victorious it comes at a steep price as the younger generation now faces an uncertain future. An amazing prelude of what’s to come.

This is the first review I've ever done, I don't write them normally. However, I felt compelled to for this particular volume. I have been following the series for quite a while, both the anime and manga, and in my opinion this is by far a must buy for any fan of the series. Horikoshi's art here is simply phenomenal as well. The detail in most panels is top-tier and really adds to the reading experience. I have almost the complete collection of the series, all bought from here, and the quality is always terrific! The standard price is very fair for this volume. However, if it is available for a discounted price, I would seriously recommend taking advantage of that.

I bought the whole up-to-date collection. (1-25) Disappointed to learn that, unlike the online books, these are censored. I'm looking into returning the whole lot. If you're ok with Bakugo sounding more like Medoria, then you won't mind.

I loved the lightheadedness of this one. After such heavy things in the last one it was nice to see them moving g in and finding happiness again. They are still growing and learning. Quicker than they want but its life.

Can't go wrong with MHA!! The story and the art work never disappoints! Love the characters; love their adventures!

Well made. These books are lots of fun to read and made so well.

Great read had to get this one for the collection an building.

Arrived as promised. Exactly as described. My son loves it. I would buy again from this seller.

Muito Bom, superou expectativas!

As folhas estão soltando todas

Ótimo mangá, melhor luta até agora.

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