My Hero Academia #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 5 of My Hero Academia, titled 'Shoto Todoroki: Origin,' collects chapters 36-44 of Kohei Horikoshi's hit superhero manga. This volume focuses on the U.A. High School Sports Festival, where Izuku Midoriya faces off against the powerful and emotionally conflicted Shoto Todoroki, son of the Number Two hero Endeavor. The story deepens Todoroki's backstory and his struggle to accept his own fire-based Quirk, setting the stage for a pivotal character moment.
In "Bakugo vs. Uraraka," the tension escalates as Bakugo's explosive temper reaches a breaking point at the awards ceremony, forcing him to be restrained—while the aftermath ripples through his classmates. Tenya confronts the weight of his brother's condition in intensive care, Shoto grapples with the silence of his mother's asylum, and Ochako is stunned by an unexpected visit from her parents. Amid the emotional fallout, Izuku begins to question how he can evolve his Quirk in ways he hasn't before. Written by Kōhei Horikoshi and Caleb Cook, with art by Horikoshi and inks by Fujiya, Horie, Ikeda, Neda, Yuzawa, Yokoyama, and Horikoshi himself, this issue captures a pivotal moment in the series' early arc. The cover, also by Kōhei Horikoshi, captures the intensity of the moment with striking clarity.
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