My Hero Academia Vol 3
SCORE: 69
I am slowly making my way through My Hero Academia in terms of the
manga. I have seen a lot more of the anime. I do not mind seeing the
same content in manga form especially when I have some openings here and
there to check it out. My Hero Academia Vol 3 takes readers through
chapters eighteen through twenty-six. This manga book cost me $9.99 to
purchase. There will be spoilers in this review.
My Hero Academia Vol 3 finishes off the U.S.J. attack by the villains on
class 1-A. These villains thought All Might would be there with the
students. Thankfully help arrives before All Might completely runs out
of his power. It is actually really close on that though in My Hero
Academia Vol 3. Other heroes from the school get there just in time to
save everyone in My Hero Academia Vol 3.
The second part of My Hero Academia Vol 3 is the beginning of the U.A.
Sports Festival. The first round of the Sports Festival in My Hero
Academia Vol 3 is the obstacle course. Can you guess who winds up
winning the obstacle course in My Hero Academia Vol 3? If you guessed
Deku then you would be completely right. We find out that round two is
going to get really interesting. Deku will have quite the target on his
back going forward.
The issues families can have with My Hero Academia Vol 3 are violence,
lack of attire, enticement to lust, blood, bad language, and more.
Numerous female pro heroes use their attractiveness to get what they
want in My Hero Academia Vol 3. Men are shown as not being able to
resist them and it has nothing to do with their quirks either. Modesty
is not really promoted in My Hero Academia Vol 3.
There is some conversation within My Hero Academia Vol 3 concerning the
villains and what they are up to. The heroes in My Hero Academia Vol 3
do not have much information on the villains that attacked the students.
They are getting their information from somewhere. However the heroes
are not really clear on where that is coming from. We also do not know
why they want to kill All Might.
- Paul
Graphics: 63%
Writing: 72%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 77%
Family Friendly Factor: 63%
System: Manga
Publisher: Viz Media
Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
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