My Hero Academia #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 4 of My Hero Academia continues Izuku Midoriya's journey at U.A. High School, focusing on the aftermath of the U.S.J. incident and the introduction of the sports festival arc. This collection includes the pivotal chapters where All Might confronts the League of Villains and the students begin their intense tournament preliminaries, highlighting the theme of inherited power versus natural talent.
In "Earth-Shatteringly Fateful Negotiations," Izuku's team finds themselves under intense pressure as every other group targets Izuku for his points, turning the stakes higher with rivals eager to claim their moment in the spotlight. Written by Caleb Cook and Kōhei Horikoshi, with art by Horikoshi and inks by a team of top contributors, this 2016 issue captures the escalating tension with precision and energy. The cover by Kōhei Horikoshi perfectly frames the chaos of the moment.
In "Earth-Shatteringly Fateful Negotiations," the hero trainees face off in a high-stakes team challenge, balancing strategy and teamwork as they attempt to steal points from rivals while defending their own. The tension builds with every move, testing not just power, but the mind behind the mission.
In "Strats, Strats, Strats," Izuku finds himself the target of every team in a high-stakes battle, as rivals close in to claim his points and boost their own standings. With pressure mounting and tactics shifting fast, the real challenge isn’t just surviving the fight—it’s outthinking everyone on the field.
In "The Boy Born with Everything," Izuku grapples with the mystery behind Todoroki’s intense drive to surpass him, while Class A’s antics take a playful turn as Denki and Minoru orchestrate a lighthearted prank involving the girls in cheerleader costumes.
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