In Which Order Should I Read The My Hero Academia Comicbook Arcs?
Borrowed the My Hero Academia manga box set, but the volumes aren't numbered. Which story arcs come after the U.A. Sports Festival? I don't want spoilers!
2026-08-04 01:03:38
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TomPierce
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Man, just enjoy the journey. The arc order is perfect as is. The lulls, the highs, the heartbreaking moments—they all build on what came before. I remember binge-reading it all in order over a week, and the emotional whiplash from the School Festival to the Paranormal Liberation War was incredible. It's designed to be consumed linearly.
2026-08-05 10:58:33
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DanNelson
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Wait, are there people who read arcs out of order? Why? The story would be completely nonsensical. Imagine reading the 'Final War' arc without knowing who any of the 50+ major characters are. It'd be a beautiful, confusing mess of people punching each other.
2026-08-05 22:00:48
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DeclanFan
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The only 'order' controversy I've seen is about the 'Team-Up Missions' spin-off. It's just lighthearted side stories that don't impact the main plot. Read it whenever you want a fun diversion. For the core story, though, it's a straight line from Izuku meeting All Might to the crazy battles happening now. No branching paths, no 'what if' scenarios. Just a solid, forward-moving narrative.
2026-08-05 23:31:14
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AthenaFox
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Here's a slightly different angle: while the main story is linear, consider the timing of the movies. Movies 1 and 2 ('Two Heroes' and 'Heroes: Rising') fit roughly after the Provisional License Exam arc and before the Endeavor Agency arc, timeline-wise. They're not strictly canon to the manga plot, but they feel like side adventures that could slot in there. So if you want a 'full' experience, you could take a break from the manga at that point to watch them. But it's totally optional.
2026-08-06 01:42:03
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NaomiBoyd
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I'm more of a visual learner, so I looked at a timeline chart when I started. It just showed a single, unbroken line with arc names on it. That was the 'aha' moment. It's not a web; it's a path. A very well-constructed path. So just start walking. The first step is Volume 1, Chapter 1, 'Izuku Midoriya: Origin.' The last step (so far) is the current chapter. Everything in between is the journey.
2026-08-07 07:27:24
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