My Hero Academia #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of My Hero Academia collects the conclusion of the Pro Hero Arc, where the aftermath of the battle with the League of Villains forces society to confront the rising threat of the Paranormal Liberation Front. As the heroes regroup and face public scrutiny, Izuku Midoriya and his classmates prepare for the next stage of their training, setting the stage for the dark turn of events to come.
In "Chisaki's Warped Compassion," the pressure mounts as the license trainees prepare for a potential strike from the League of Villains, while personal tensions rise—Enji tries to mend his strained relationship with his son, and Aoyama's strange behavior around Izuku begins to unsettle the group. Written by Caleb Cook and Kōhei Horikoshi, with art by Horikoshi and inks by a team of top-tier collaborators, this 2019 issue captures the growing unease beneath the surface of training. The cover, penciled and inked by Kōhei Horikoshi, perfectly frames the storm brewing in the background.
In "Suitable One," Izuku and Mirio grapple with the aftermath of Sir Nighteye’s passing, their grief shaping how they confront the weight of their roles as heroes. As Gran Torino and the police close in on One For All’s lingering connections, the search for answers begins to blur the line between justice and legacy.
In "Smoldering Flames," Izuku enjoys the warmth of his classmates’ welcome back, while Bakugo and Todoriki face the pressure of the makeup licensing exam—two paths diverging as the next chapter of their hero journeys begins.
In "Masegaki," Jo faces the unexpected challenge of supervising a classroom of wildly unpredictable, power-wielding teens during her hero license exam—where chaos isn’t just expected, it’s the test. The story captures the tension and humor of navigating teenage energy, superpowers, and the real pressure of proving oneself, all within the high-stakes world of hero training.
In the wake of rising tension as rival schools prepare for possible threats from the League of Villains, Izuku finds himself navigating shifting dynamics—especially when Aoyama starts behaving strangely around him. Meanwhile, Enji makes a quiet effort to mend things with his son, caught between duty and family. The stakes feel heavier than ever as the trainees face both external threats and the personal tensions simmering beneath the surface.
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