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My Hero Academia Box Set 1: Includes volumes 1-20 with premium

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Midoriya inherits the superpower of the world’s greatest hero, but greatness won’t come easy.

Collect the first 20 volumes of the bestselling My Hero Academia manga in this heroic box set! Also includes a full-color double-sided poster and an exclusive 48-page booklet featuring the never-before-seen bonus illustrations and author commentaty printed on volume 1–20’s book covers in Japan!

3840 pages, Paperback

Published October 18, 2022

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Kohei Horikoshi

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HORIKOSHI Kouhei
Name (in native language): 堀越耕平
Associated Names:
Kouhei Horikoshi

Born 1986 in the prefecture Aichi, Horikoshi first attracted attention in the second half of 2006 when he entered Shueisha's 72th Tezuka Award for Newcomers with his one shot "Nukegara" and made it to the final six, where he gained himself an "Honorable Mention".
Various short stories in Shueisha's Akamaru JUMP followed over the years until he published his one shot "Oumagadoki Doubutsuen" in issue #2/2010 of Weekly Shounen JUMP.

Kouhei Horikoshi is a graduate of Nagoya University of Arts. He was previously an assistant to TANAKA Yasuki.

Zodiac: Scorpio

Pixiv: 堀越

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My Hero Academia Manga Series
Volume 1- 4 stars, 2025
Volume 2- 4 stars
Volume 3- 3 stars
Volume 4- 3 stars
Volume 5- currently reading

Volume 1 thoughts: art style is a little odd, though I don’t hate it. Story feels like Marvel but make the heroes go to school before they become heroes. I can see why it’s popular but it’s not my favourite thing. Almost teared up a few times throughout. Horikoshi is really good at drawing the characters crying and making the reader feel that.

Volume 2 thoughts: liked this one more than vol 1. A lot of characters introduced, I thought it would be confusing and messy, Nope. Horikoshi makes it easy to keep all the characters powers and personalities straight.

Volume 3 thoughts: have decided I hate the art, hate All Might, and am not a fan of Deku.
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