My Hero Academia #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 19 of Kohei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia collects the School Festival arc, where Class 1-A prepares for their cultural festival performance while Deku and his friends face a new threat from the villain Gentle Criminal. The volume also continues the aftermath of the Overhaul arc and deepens the bond between Deku and Eri as she begins to adjust to life at U.A. High School.
In "The Strange Tale of Aoyama," My Hero Academia #19 delivers a vibrant, character-driven chapter as Ashido pushes the class toward an ambitious performance. With Jiro and Kaminari leading the band, Yaoyorozu, Tokoyami, and Bakugo taking the stage, and the rest of the class handling lights and dance, Midoriya finds unexpected guidance from Toshinori Yagi. Written by Caleb Cook and Kōhei Horikoshi, with art by Horikoshi and inks by a team of seasoned hands, the issue captures the energy of youth and collaboration—perfectly framed by Horikoshi’s dynamic cover.
In "The Strange Tale of Aoyama," Izuku finds himself unsettled by unexplained emotions stirred by Aoyama as Class 1-A prepares for the school festival. The quiet tension between them unfolds amid the usual chaos of student planning, leaving Izuku questioning what’s truly at play.
In "School Festival," the class grapples with the pressure of choosing a presentation, split between Mina’s vision for an entertaining show and Denki’s more… *distracting* idea involving costumes. With the festival just around the corner, tensions rise as students debate what kind of act will truly stand out.
In "Gentle and La Brava," a villain known for broadcasting his crimes online sets his sights on the school, turning the campus into a high-stakes stage. Meanwhile, Kyoka tries to convince Bakugo to join her band for the upcoming festival, navigating the chaos of school life and looming threats alike.
In the lively lead-up to the school festival, Jiro and Kaminari find themselves roped into forming a band with Yaoyorozu, Tokoyami, and Bakugo under Ashido’s intense direction, while the rest of Class 1-A splits between dancing and managing backstage lights. Midoriya gets a quiet moment of guidance from Toshinori Yagi as the chaos builds.
In a quiet moment between battles, Mei offers to craft Izuku a pair of gloves that could boost his strength while easing the strain on his body. Later, while scrolling through social media, Izuku stumbles upon unsettling posts from the elusive Gentleman Criminal.
In "Morning, the Day of," Izuku, on a routine errand for the backstage crew, unexpectedly encounters the Gentleman Criminal just outside the event grounds—his calm demeanor instantly recognizable from the man’s viral social media posts. The moment crackles with quiet tension as past online familiarity meets real-world confrontation, setting the stage for something far more personal than a simple chase.
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