My Hero Academia #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 21 of the My Hero Academia manga series, titled 'Why He Gets Back Up,' continues the Paranormal Liberation War arc as the heroes launch their assault on the League of Villains' hideout. This volume focuses on the intense battles involving pro heroes like Endeavor and Hawks against the villainous High-End Nomu, while also exploring the motivations behind the villains' actions. The story delves into the psychological struggles of key characters, particularly Shigaraki's past and his resolve to destroy everything, setting the stage for the escalating conflict between heroes and villains.
In "Why He Gets Back Up," Midoriya confronts his doubts by seeking guidance from Toshinori Yagi, while tensions rise as Aizawa announces an intense training exercise pitting Class 1-A against Class 1-B—adding the unpredictable presence of Hitoshi Shinso, who hopes to transfer into their ranks. Written by Caleb Cook and Kōhei Horikoshi, with art by Horikoshi and inks by a team including Keisuke Ikeda and Fushimi, this 2019 issue captures a pivotal moment in the students' development. The cover, penciled and inked by Kōhei Horikoshi, reflects the story's emotional weight and the gravity of the challenges ahead.
In "The Todoroki Family," Enji Todoroki grapples with the weight of his legacy as the Number One Rated Hero while seeking a fragile reconciliation with his estranged family. Meanwhile, Izuku Midoriya experiences a mysterious vision tied to the past wielders of All For One, deepening the mystery surrounding the villain’s lineage.
In "Cold Skies over U. A. High," Midoriya’s unease deepens after a troubling vision, prompting him to seek guidance from the calm presence of Toshinori Yagi. As tensions rise, Aizawa announces a high-stakes training exercise pitting Class 1-A against Class 1-B—adding a surprising twist with Hitoshi Shinso, who’s hoping to transfer into their ranks.
In "Clash! Class A vs. Class B," four students from Class 1-A, including Shinso, face off against four of their peers from Class 1-B in a high-stakes capture game. With strategy, speed, and quirks on the line, the battle unfolds as each team tries to outmaneuver the other in a tense, fast-paced showdown.
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