What Major Battles Take Place In My Hero Academia Book 3?

As someone binge-reading the My Hero Academia series, I'd love a spoiler-friendly rundown of the major fights in Volume 3.
2026-08-04 14:32:10
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IvyShaw
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After that fight, nothing is the same. Todoroki starts smiling, talking to people. Deku earns a new level of respect and a terrifying rival/friend. The dynamic is permanently altered.

That's the sign of a truly major battle—it doesn't just resolve a conflict; it creates a new status quo. The rest of the series builds on the relationships forged in that arena. It's foundational.
2026-08-05 10:35:03
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KenBailey
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Let's see, the U.A. Sports Festival arc. Volume 3 should cover chapters 22 through 32-ish? That puts the major confrontations as the final match of the tournament, Midoriya Izuku vs. Todoroki Shoto.

Following that, the battle for third place: Iida Tenya vs. Shiozaki Ibara. That one's relatively brief but significant for Iida's character progression post-Stain. So, two major, sanctioned battles within the tournament framework. The volume is almost entirely dedicated to resolving this event.
2026-08-06 18:55:18
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RubyInk
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I'm just here waiting for someone to post those iconic panels. The one with Midoriya's mangled fingers pointing at Todoroki? Chills. Anyway, yeah, the big fights are the tournament ones. Carry on.
2026-08-06 23:27:43
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GoodBooks
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I'd consider the entire volume one extended battle sequence, honestly. The tension starts high with the cavalry battle wrap-up and never really lets up until the tournament is over. Even the quieter moments are filled with anticipation or reflection on the combat.

The two defined fights are the pillars, but the atmosphere is consistently one of competition and clash. Horikoshi keeps the pacing tight, so you move from one impactful moment to the next without feeling like you're just waiting for the next punch.
2026-08-07 14:00:54
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ErinBaker
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I see a lot of love for the Todoroki stuff, which is valid, but Midoriya's development in these battles is crucial too. Against Shinsou, he proves his sheer willpower isn't just about OFA. Against Todoroki, he makes the choice to sacrifice his own body to save his opponent's soul. He starts truly acting like All Might's successor here, not just copying his moves.
2026-08-07 15:23:39
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