Does My Hero Academia Vol 35 Include Key Turning Points For Class 1-A?

As someone catching up, I'm hoping for big character development moments for Deku and Bakugo before the final arcs kick off.
2026-08-04 12:19:44
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ChloeSky
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I'd say read it for the culmination of Uraraka's development and the beginning of Bakugo's atonement arc. For the class as a whole, it's more about atmosphere and setting a new status quo. Key turning points for the group, but executed through mood and reaction shots more than big plot events for each person.
2026-08-06 20:31:02
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QuinnLee
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It's where the theory-crafting in the fandom went into overdrive. Every little panel of a 1-A student got analyzed for hints about their future development. So in a meta sense, it was a turning point for how the audience viewed the class, scrutinizing every expression for signs of the trauma and change to come.
2026-08-06 23:10:58
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HarperDay
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Totally. The scene where they're all in the common room, devastated, watching the news—that's the new normal. Their unity is tested but ultimately strengthens in a more mature way. They're not friends just by circumstance of being classmates anymore; they're allies bound by trauma and purpose. That's a massive shift from the Sports Festival rivalry days.
2026-08-07 09:52:58
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ReidDixon
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The most underrated turning point might be for the quieter students like Sato or Koda. They're in this insane battle, and while they don't get monologues, they're there, fighting. That alone changes a character. From background student to war veteran, even if the manga never spells it out.
2026-08-08 04:18:26
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KhloeGray
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From a purely structural point of view, yes. This volume marks the transition from the 'school/academy' phase of the story to the 'war/post-societal collapse' phase. Class 1-A's context permanently changes. Their goals shift from passing exams and winning school festivals to surviving and rebuilding a broken world.

That's a macro-level turning point that defines every one of their character arcs going forward, even if the specific panel-to-panel moments in this book are more about large-scale action.
2026-08-08 08:31:02
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