What Happens In My Hero Academia Vol 36 After The War Arc?

All the civilian reactions and rebuilding after the Paranormal Liberation Front battle felt so slow. Does this volume finally move the plot forward again with any big reveals or new threats?
2026-08-04 20:30:43
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Miles
Miles
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The sound design in my head while reading those chaotic cityscape panels was intense. You can almost hear the crumbling buildings, the rush of wind from Float, the whiplash cracks of Blackwhip. Horikoshi is a master at conveying motion and impact. The action isn't clean; it's destructive and desperate, mirroring Deku's mental state. Every fight feels like it has a tangible cost to the environment.
2026-08-06 01:37:41
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OwenFord
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The volume makes you question if Deku is making the right choice. The narrative doesn't fully endorse his solo mission. We see the worry on everyone's faces, the potential strategic pitfalls. It creates a fantastic tension where you're rooting for him but also screaming for him to accept help. It's a more mature conflict than simple good vs. evil.
2026-08-06 14:22:25
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RenLopez
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The volume ends on a cliffhanger that had everyone theorizing for weeks. Deku, operating alone and exhausted, is surrounded by multiple villains... and then the cavalry arrives in a way you wouldn't expect. It sets up an incredible payoff in the next volume. It's a masterclass in building anticipation, making you desperate to see what happens when the isolated protagonist finally gets some backup.
2026-08-07 18:10:19
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EdieKlein
EdieKlein
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Not gonna lie, I skimmed a bit waiting for the action to pick back up. Big mistake on my first read.

Going back, it's packed with subtle character moments and world-building. The public's turn against heroes is a logical next step. Bakugo's entire demeanor is different; he's listening more, talking less. Midoriya becoming withdrawn is worrying in a great narrative way. And that traitor thing at the end... I had to go online and read theories for an hour. It's a 'table-setting' volume, but the table is set with emotional grenades.
2026-08-07 20:25:23
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DanaStar
DanaStar
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It's a transition volume, but a vitally important one. The main plot threads are the public's anti-hero sentiment growing, the government's new regulations, and Midoriya's deteriorating mental state.

Hawks' role as a double agent is publicly questioned, damaging his hero status. Endeavor tries to be a pillar but is clearly struggling under the pressure. The most chilling part is the very end, where the traitor's identity is finally hinted at through a flashback, connecting all the way back to the very first villain attack at U.A. It re-contextualizes so much of the series.
2026-08-07 23:06:46
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