Summary of Boku no Hero Academia

 Hello otakus from AA I bring you a short summary of My hero academia by the 100 followers  

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Izuku is a student who has always dreamed of saving people with a smile on his face, just like his idol All Migth, the number 1 hero. However, because his individuality is almost non-existent, he is the victim of ridicule and harassment. From his colleagues, everyone says he is not qualified to be a hero. It was then that he meets the hero he admires so much, but unfortunately for him it is not as expected ...

Characters:

Being honest Boku no Hero shines in the characters, I love all his characters, each one has his own personality, Izuku (main character), Bakugou (main rival), Todoroki rival 2 / next close friend), Uraraka (heroine), All Migth (the hero Izuku looks up to), and many more who are nominable, but the list would be too long. Readers can distinguish between these characters, not only by their different physical designs, but their personalities as well.

Characters that seem as if they are going to be relevant in the future are developing with their own past. And these character designs are so different from most shonen manga we've seen in the last 30 years.

(I WILL ONLY GIVE THE TWO MAIN CHARACTERS)

                         Izuku Midoriya 

He's not your typical shounen main character in the sense that he's an idiot who loves to eat and such, but thinks for himself.

He writes notes about people that he thinks might be good rivals with material that he could get into them. Analyze everything in a science, the fanboys about them, and anticipate how someone can fight each other due to their specific circumstances. He over-thinks, sure, but he does it very well and relatively I think most of us will understand.

                       Katsuki bakugo 

Then we have Bakugou. The rival. He is the typical bad rival, who wants to attract attention: he intimidates the people around him, makes fun of them, and destroys their souls.

However, at the same time, we can see another layer under him that wants to be a hero in the same way as Midoriya, drawing conclusions in a different way than Izuku. He also analyzes, although to a much lesser degree; let the powers he uses do the other half of the work for him.

  Grades  

Boku no Hero is an accessible title. It is easy to learn and follow. There is no need for extensive knowledge about Japanese culture to understand history. Rather, all you need is a little knowledge on superheroes, and everyone knows about superheroes.

There is no need to search the history of DC comics or Marvel to understand the references in this manga, instead all you need to know is that superheroes are people who have extraordinary abilities, and they use those abilities to save others. If you know that, this manga will be easy to read.