Where Should New Readers Start With The My Hero Academia Comic Books?
First-timers to Kohei Horikoshi's shonen manga here; the spin-offs and main My Hero Academia storyline have me overloaded. Prefer the original comic books.
2026-08-04 13:48:07
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KnoxCook
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Think of it this way: every major emotional beat in the later arcs—All Might's final fight, Deku's dark hero phase, the Todoroki family drama—lands because of groundwork laid in those early volumes. Starting later is like spoiling your own emotional experience. The beginning is where you learn to care.
2026-08-06 03:43:44
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JaceHart
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My friend tried to start at the Forest Training Camp arc because he heard about the Bakugo rescue. He had no idea who any of the students were, why Bakugo was important, or what the stakes were. He gave up in confusion after two chapters. A cautionary tale.
2026-08-07 04:05:00
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RyanWhite
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What's the best arc, though? Sports Festival? Hideout Raid? Paranormal Liberation War? Can't decide. Makes me want to re-read them all again to compare.
2026-08-07 15:09:56
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OrlaHines
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Okay, real talk. If you're unsure about committing to buying all the volumes, most library apps like Hoopla or Libby have the digital versions available to borrow. Start with Volume 1 there. If you blast through the first five in a weekend, then you know you're hooked and can start collecting the physical copies. No financial risk, and you're still starting correctly.
2026-08-07 22:23:34
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I dunno, maybe just watch a 'everything you need to know' recap on YouTube and then jump into the current arc? Kidding. Please don't do that. You'll rob yourself of all the joy.
2026-08-07 23:44:00
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