Which Key Pro Heroes Get Focus In My Hero Academia Vol 31?

Volume 31 has great moments for Eraserhead and Endeavor, but I'm fuzzy on the rest. Which pro heroes got major story focus in this arc?
2026-08-04 15:33:35
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IrisPrice
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Does anyone else feel like the pacing intentionally leaves you breathless? You just get invested in Endeavor's struggle and then BAM, cut to Hawks barely conscious, then BAM, Mirko going feral. It's exhausting in the best way, mirroring the heroes' own experience.
2026-08-05 03:05:59
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MaxSnow
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Don't sleep on the smaller moments for Eraserhead and Present Mic. They're guarding the hospital, and their concern for the students and each other adds a layer of quiet tension amidst the big fights.

It's not a 'focus' in the traditional sense, but it reinforces that every hero, regardless of rank, is stretched thin. The volume does a great job of making the war feel nationwide, even when zooming in on specific battles.
2026-08-07 04:17:18
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OrlaStone
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Honestly, the focus feels less about individual hero showcases and more about systemic collapse. Endeavor's leadership is tested like never before as the symbol of peace, but he's constantly reacting, not controlling the battlefield. Hawks is physically and emotionally wrecked from his ordeal, and his scenes are more about survival and regret than heroic feats. Even All Might's 'focus' is a memory, a ghost of past strength. The volume brilliantly shifts the narrative weight onto the students because the pro system is visibly breaking down in real time. The pros are pillars, but the cracks are everywhere.
2026-08-07 22:14:22
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MateoWard
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I'm only halfway through the volume, so I shouldn't spoil myself by reading too many detailed comments here. The hype is real though.
2026-08-08 10:05:38
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AbbyRay
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Mount Lady's giant form is a liability and an asset, and the volume touches on that briefly. In a dense urban environment, her size can cause as many problems as it solves. It's a nod to the practical complexities of pro hero work that don't usually get airtime. While she's not a central focus, her presence highlights the environmental considerations the top pros like Jeanist have to manage. It's world-building through action, showing that not every Quirk is perfectly suited for every crisis, even if the user is a licensed pro.
2026-08-08 11:23:41
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