What New Character Stats Are Revealed In The My Hero Academia Data Book?

For those deep into MHA lore, what new ability scores, quirks, or personal stats appear in the latest databook and change our understanding of the heroes?
2026-08-04 06:21:01
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MayaKit
MayaKit
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At the end of the day, these stats are a love letter to the fans who adore this world and its mechanics. They're not necessary, but they're deeply appreciated. They show that the creator has put thought into every gear and cog of his creation, even the parts that never make it to the main page. It's a sign of a rich, living universe. Whether you use them for analysis, for fun, for arguments, or for art reference, they add a layer of depth. That's the real value of a data book: it makes the world feel real enough to measure.
2026-08-05 09:21:48
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AsherVibe
AsherVibe
Bookworm Data Analyst
Lol, I just look at the pretty pictures and the full-page character art. The stats are a bonus. The new costumes sketches in the margins are worth the price alone. Did you see the early concept for Deku's current suit? Wild stuff.
2026-08-05 09:36:36
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AaronBee
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Does the new book have anything on the vestiges inside One For All? Not exactly 'stats', but maybe parameters like 'Influence Level' or 'Sync Rate' for each past user's will? That would be a deep dive into the spiritual side of the quirk. How connected is Deku to the Second User versus Nana? Is there a quantifiable measure of their guidance? Probably not, but it's fun to think about the data book trying to metricize something as intangible as a legacy of wills. It would be the most philosophical stat page ever.
2026-08-06 02:41:42
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EastonFox
EastonFox
Sharp Observer Accountant
My copy just arrived. The cover is shiny. The pages smell good. I'm a happy nerd. That's my review.
2026-08-06 19:20:13
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EasyPath
EasyPath
Ending Guesser Sales
After all this talk of numbers and charts, I just remember the feeling of reading the series for the first time. The stats are fun trivia, but they can't capture the thrill of Deku punching a robot, or the chill of All Might's final 'I am here.' The data book is the map, not the journey.
2026-08-06 23:49:19
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