Discovering that his dream is not a dead end, the powerless boy undergoes special training, working harder than ever before.

However, everything changes after a chance meeting with the number one hero and Izuku’s idol, All Might. Yet, he refuses to give up on his dream of becoming a hero determined to do the impossible, Izuku sets his sights on the elite hero training academy, UA High. Unfortunately, Izuku Midoriya was one of the few born without a quirk, suffering from discrimination because of it. Eighty percent of the world’s population wield special abilities, known as “quirks,” which have given many the power to make their childhood dreams of becoming a superhero a reality. One day, a four-year-old boy came to a sudden realization: the world is not fair.

The first chapter was published on July 7, 2014, in issue 32 of Weekly Shonen Jump. My Hero Academia (僕ぼくのヒーローアカデミア Boku no Hero Academia) is a manga written and illustrated by Kohei Horikoshi and is published in Weekly Shonen Jump. A boy named Izuku Midoriya has no powers, but he still dreams. The story is set in the modern day, except people with special powers have become commonplace throughout the world. That's our take – do you think My Hero Academia will be ending soon? Read the latest manga chapter FREE online.Boku no Hero Academia Manga online – My Hero Academia Manga We should probably expect that the final battle in My Hero Academia will be no different, with characters like the Todoroki family getting entire sub-arcs housed under the larger main fight. The War Arc was a testing ground for how Horikoshi stages a massive battle between heroes and villains, and that got handled by cutting the action up into smaller battles and character interactions and having the outcome of the war determined by the sum of those parts.

The same idea goes for individual character arcs that are (seemingly) still unresolved. My Hero Academia could easily start its final battle and spend a long stretch of chapters slowly progressing the main action while padding it with background filler (see: the War Arc). Kohei Horikoshi has repeatedly relied on the narrative technique of cutting away from a present fight or battle to reveal background and/or contextual information about the fight or its fighters, through flashbacks. While the thread above makes some good points about how we could still see filler material like how Class 1-A/League of Villains get suited and armed up for the final battle – but then again, that kind of information doesn't have to be explained in a linear fashion. The next chapters have to simply pick up from a week down the line, when AFO Shigaraki emerges from his healing/power boost process, ready to fight with whatever quirks he has left. It's very true that My Hero Academia's manga could go right into one big final battle arc from here.

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