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What Major Battle Takes Place In My Hero Academia Vol 20?
As someone who’s catching up on the manga and wants to avoid spoilers for the MHA Paranormal Liberation War arc, which specific clash in volume 20 is considered the biggest?
2026-08-04 06:36:32
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Is that the volume with the cool spread of the city crumbling from Shindo's quake? Because that panel alone is worth the price. The battle is essentially a disaster response test disguised as a battle royale. The tactics are interesting: Shiketsu uses coordination and area control, Ketsubutsu goes for brute force destabilization, and UA teams are forced into reactive, defensive maneuvers. It highlights Midoriya's improving analytical mind mid-fight, as he has to assess the structural integrity of the falling debris and his allies' positions instantly. The lack of a clear victor is the point—hero work often has no clean finish line. A intellectually satisfying fight, even if it's light on the traditional punching and smashing.
2026-08-05 04:29:09
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DavidRose
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It's interesting how the fandom split over this. Some saw it as glorifying an abuser. Others saw it as the start of a complex redemption. The major battle is at the center of that debate. Is Endeavor's heroic act a genuine step toward change, or just a performance? The narrative leaves it ambiguous, forcing the reader to sit with that discomfort. The fight itself is clear-cut; the morality surrounding it isn't.
2026-08-06 14:53:50
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CatoBlack
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It's the free-for-all final exam battle, and what I find most interesting is how it deconstructs the typical shonen tournament arc. There are no brackets, no rules of engagement, just a simulated disaster zone where everyone is a potential threat. Midoriya's growth isn't about a new smash move, but about situational awareness and protecting his team from a collapsing city block. Shindo is a fantastic foil because he's not villainous; he's just another student using a legit, if extreme, strategy. The battle emphasizes that the next generation of heroes will have to deal with each other's overpowered abilities as much as villain quirks. A really underrated sequence that gets overshadowed by the high-stakes villain arcs, but it's crucial for protagonist development.
2026-08-06 22:06:20
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NoahAllen
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If you're looking for a simple answer: Endeavor versus a High-End Nomu. But calling it just a 'battle' undersells it. This is the moment the series fully commits to its post-All Might era. The safety net is gone. The villains have evolved. The heroes are scrambling. This fight is the thesis statement for that new, more dangerous status quo. It's less about winning cleanly and more about surviving and proving the system hasn't collapsed.
2026-08-09 03:54:07
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BlueLane
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From a purely technical manga standpoint, this battle is a masterpiece of pacing and panel layout. Kohei Horikoshi uses widescreen panels, splash pages, and dynamic angles to convey speed and impact. The 'camera' often pulls back to show the scale of destruction, then zooms in on Endeavor's straining face. You can study these chapters to learn how to choreograph a long-form fight scene in comics. The major beat is, of course, the final Prominence Burn.
2026-08-09 20:15:06
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