僕のヒーローアカデミア 10 [Boku No Hero Academia 10] (My Hero Academia, #10) by Kohei Horikoshi

僕のヒーローアカデミア 10 [Boku No Hero Academia 10] (My Hero Academia, #10) Reviews

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  Artemy

  On paper, this volume should've been pretty exciting — a big rescue mission, huge showdown between the heroes and the villains, and the debut of All Might's arch-nemesis... But the writing quality just wasn't there this time around. The events were hard to follow, so I was constantly wondering what exactly was going on at any given moment. Plus, it's Dragon Ball Z all over again — the fun and excitement of the early days is far behind, and the new darker tone with the new lamer scarier villains is too jarring. I did like Bakugo in this volume though, which is a first — I normally can't stand the guy.
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  Regina

  I just... wow. This manga is amazing!!
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  Elizabeth (Elzburg)

  AAAAAAAA
  
  THE HYPE NEVER STOOOOOOPS
  
  It has been a never-ending hype train ever since volume 9, and it's still goooing!!!!
  
  I find the villain's motivations fresh and unique and multi-layered. Good writing, Horikoshi!!
  
  Explanation marks because All Might always talks with explanation marks!
  
  Though not going to lie, I'm kind of over these villains! I was so happy when it looked like they were going to be beaten! It didn't matter how too-convenient and unrealistic it would have been, I just wanted them to get this over with and finally beat this dumb fricken Evil Villains League!!!!! Maybe I'm too used to the "villain of the arc" formula of every other shonen, because it feels weird that this one villain (Shigaraki) is still around running the game, 10 volumes in. Though it is hype as frick that All For One has finally shown his mug!!! He's a pretty interesting villain though, all that said. Like how he's all immature and being coached in the ways of eeevvil by an even bigger baddie.
  
  By the way I love Bakugo, he is my son, thank you and good night.
  
  (I have to go to sleep but I have the next volume literally right behind me and so???? There is really no decision here to be made!!!!!)
  
  
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  Mizuki

  Note to self: Now I think about it more carefully, I realized the teacher in My Hero Academia are idiots. I mean, the adult pro heroes mostly have eye mask, helmet or face mask on (only All Might and a few others do show their faces), but they would just let the underage UA students to go on a national live broadcast when everyone can see their faces and know their full names!? That makes no fucking sense! As much as I like this series it's still a massive plot hole. XD
  
  PS: I can't rate the manga series because I've only watched the anime! But I'm smitten anyway!
  
  PSS: talking about All Might, I just adore this dorky guy!!!!
  
  PSSS: I admit I first read some super cute boy's love fanfics about this series first before I got to the story canon! XD
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  Maiko-chan [|]

  finally the volume gets a cover but FUCK THE COVER for reasons, tho I still love it
  
  
  Deku is not pleased about them wanting to take his childhood friend.
  get 'em, Deku, get 'em
  
  
  boyfriend concern
  
  
  
  
  FUCK THIS MOMENT!
  
  
  
  thank fuck for tumblr spoilers helping me get through this part of the series
  
  
  
  
  Kirishima is the best boyfriend
  
  
  and I agree with
  tapel0rd's comments: "This entire current arc started because of kirishima’s broken gay little heart"
  
  
  not the best quality (at least for this color page) since pages from this chapter on (so far) won't let me view the image from my goto site I've been reading BnHA from to put up here but loooooook at colored Kirishima totally concerned for his boyfriend and ready to go to his aid! actually the following pages seem to compress better for Goodread's auto resizing of the manga pages after saving the review
  
  
  
  Kirishima is the boyfriendman with a plan! No amount of trying to compare his wishes of rushing in without permission to that of a villain's actions is gonna stop him. he got a boyfriend to save, yo!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  mission Recover the Angry Bomb Child: Kacchan is a go!
  
  
  before angry child gets himself killed nice use of bondage there Shigaraki, loving the exhibitionism kink there too
  
  
  cute little backstory side-story chapter for Tsuyu, giving everyone a momentary break from the Kacchan feels
  
  
  those disguises are seriously the best. bless Todoroki's hairstyle, and Deku and Iida's undercover personality changes
  
  
  Kacchan in more bondage! it is a beautiful thing. imma miss it
  
  
  
  for anyone who ever questioned if Kacchan was worthy hero material or if he'd end up a villain, here's your answer
  BAKAS
  
  
  
  mission Retrieve the Bomb underway
  bestillmyheart
  
  
  
  
  
  Kacchan, sweetie, everyone sees right through you
  
  
  
  thank fuck baby won't be torturedexperimented on and turned into a noumu
  
  
  
  finally some backstory on ShigarakiShimura
  
  
  
  boss level villain official reveal
  
  
  
  fucking damnit. so many cliffhangers! alright next volume Kacchan is completely rescued
  
  
  all in all, honestly, if not for getting some spoilers from tumblr/google searches for pics of KACCHAN this'd probably have been a much more emotional volume if I'd had any doubt Kacchan wouldn't come out of it in one piece
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  Petros

  This volume proves how nobody in the setting of MHA has common sense. First you have the villains kidnapping Bakugo and asking him to join their side. Bakugo had no reason to do so, and obviously refuses. So, what exactly was the plan here? Horikoshi ripped off the Sasuke retrieval mission but forgot to give Bakugo a reason for wanting to join the bad guys, making all this mess completely pointless.
  
  Then the public complains about the heroes failing to stop a student from being taken by villains. How ungrateful are these assholes? The heroes have been protecting them on a daily basis from mass murderers who constantly spread chaos. Why is everyone going on a tantrum over a student getting kidnapped when the world is being saved on a daily basis for centuries?
  
  Then the heroes find the hideout of the villains because the latter are dumb. If you bring a Nomu with you, common sense dictates you will use him. Now imagine these idiots not only doing nothing with their artificial superman, but also letting one of the students to casually walk next to him, and place a beacon on him so they can find the hideout.
  
  Then we get a flashback of Shigaraki, the facepalm villain, who also lacks common sense, since he hates heroes for not coming to save him when he was in danger. Probably because they were busy saving the universe close by. What an ungrateful sonavabitch!
  
  Everyone’s train of thought in this manga is a trainwreck and it gives me a headache.
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  Caylynn

  "This society's bound hand and foot by all its damned rules. And we're not the only ones feeling suppressed."

  
  Bakugo at every single person who thinks he wants to be a villain:
  
  
  
  But really though, I LOOOOOOOVE how Aizawa defends his students. HIS class 1-A. Bakugo isn't going anywhere unless it's the #1 hero spot.
  
  
  Also...side note, I need Mr. Compress in an actual novel. That power? That charisma? The entertainment?? That would fit right in with a book like
  Clockwork Angel,
  Caraval, or even freaking
  Mistborn: The Final Empire
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  Lashaan Balasingam

  It was fascinating to see how everyone felt about their role as heroes after the dreadful outcome from the previous volume.
  
  The struggle to act going up against their public image is an excellent theme explored in this story arc and it is even more intriguing with an exciting confrontation being cooked up.
  
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  Chelsea 🏳️‍🌈

  Entertaining! A continuance of the heroes facing off against the group of villains targeting Bakugo. This was more of the adult heroes fighting and that was interesting.
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  mroz_onka

  Uwielbiam tych bohaterów i akcję, ale wydaje mi się, że fabuła zmierza do nikąd :/
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  RG

  Darker in tone but a bit confusing with some plot lines. It had all the hallmarks of potentially a good story (revenge rescue) but it just didnt seem to go anywhere.
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  Tammie

  Read- March 2020
  - I only have one more volume before I've ran out and have to wait until lock down is over before I can get more volumes.
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  Sara L.

  Yep, these mangas are definitely getting better and better.
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  Elena Marmiroli

  2,25
  
  Volume un po' noioso, con meno azione di quanta desideri.
  Spero che il prossimo sia più soddisfacente.
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  Caitlin

  I loved it but the other volumes had more panels that made me go like: WOWWWWW
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  Elis

  Good as always :D
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  dini

  RATING: 3.5 stars
  
  That was... kind of lame. Is that it? They finish off this battle, take Bakugou home, and that's... the whole kidnapping arc? Of course I don't want anything to happen to Bakugou, but, like, still lame lol.
  
  I think this could have probably been stretched out more, actually. We could have gotten more character depth and stuff. There were a few conversations that were... cool, I guess, but there should have been a longer period without action and fighting and rescue, I think, so we could deal with what happened? I barely had time to be "shocked"- the fandom totally spoiled me for this lmao- before they were already deciding to go rescue Bakugou.
  
  I guess this volume is darker and stuff, but there was no real focus on anyone in it. It was the same problem as the eighth volume, but that at least had Momo's character development- this had nothing. I just wanted more out of it.
  
  I'm very much ready for this battle- multiple battles, actually, all at once- to be over, so that we can move on to the next arc.
  
  Oh, but there was one thing I totally loved: THE DISGUISES. Iida, Todoroki, Kirishima, and Izuku looked hilarious lmao Todoroki should start rocking that hairstyle everywhere. And I literally confused Kirishima with Kaminari with that hair lol.
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  Karen

  I LOVE THIS SERIES SO MUCH!!!!!
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  Batool Fardan

  nothing like a good manga to cheer you up !
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  Fahda

  I'm going through these manga's surprisingly quickly! I just can't stop!
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  Jinkay

  It gets better everytime. Though it is predictable at times, it is still enjoyable. I feel connected with the characters. And it's the first time that I got teary-eyed just by reading manga.
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  Mehsi

  The tenth volume and things are getting even more harrowing when the battles intensify and things get even bigger. But there is also more. Because we also see what happens afterwards. See the heroes try to plan something thanks to one of the students and her quirk. And we see our students make up a plan. But is it really a good idea? Given what happened with Stain and how they were treated. I was proud of the kids, though I also found them dumb. Haha, especially Deku. I get it, you want to save your friend. But you just broke everything and you got some heavy news as well.
  And then we also get to see the POV of the villains and see Bakugo and his reactions. I really loved that we got to see so many POVs.
  The ending was a big HOLY HELL. I keep thinking that things couldn't get more scary, more exciting, and then boom, you get throw a fastball. XD I need the next volume. Hopefully soon!
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  Taylor Ramirez

  This was a good volume. It’s just a lot of set up for the epic battle between All Might and All for One. Tenya had some really great moments when he punched Deku for wanting to go with this stupid plan. Then when he stops Deku from going in there and thinking ‘I will protect you’. That’s just…he’s such a bro and I love him.
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  Brittany

  Another good volume. This one is the end of the battle at the summer camp and the continuation of the fight outside of it. The kidnapping of a student as well as all the injured does not make UA look good and the perspective of the people is changing.
  Also the cute frog and mongoose story at the end was fun.
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  Bradley

  Ah, exciting!
  
  The failure to keep Mr. Explody safe, a psy-ops operation, and a couple of tables turning later, and we've got ourselves an AWESOME volume. Plenty of build-up in the previous ones gave us something special right here.
  
  And now, onto the next, for the BIG showdown and jailbreak. :)
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  **Sognatrice di libri**

  Ho trovato questo volume molto avvincente e accattivante.
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  chelsea

  bakugo deserves better
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  Blake the Book Eater

  Absolutely love the heroes handing together to rescue their classmate. So much earned weight to the story and I love their bond with each other!
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  Celeste

  4.5
  
  EN RESUMEN
  Los alumnos tienen que evitar que los villanos secuentren a Bakugo.
  
  ASPECTOS POSITIVOS
  - La desesperación y la frustración que sienten los personajes traspasa todas las páginas. Desde el grito desesperado de Deku cuando la Liga se llevó a Bakugo hasta la discusión de la clase sobre qué hacer y cómo rescatarlo.
  Hay todo un aire de incertidumbre y de no saber que mierda va a pasar que se mantiene hasta el último capítulo del tomo.
  - El mundo y la sociedad vuelven a estar en la escena y caldean todo el ambiente aún más. Si las repercusiones del ataque en USJ fueron malas para la sociedad de héroes y para la UA, el secuestro de Bakugo lo empeora todo drásticamente. Tener que ver como Aizawa, quién odia los medios y todo lo que tenga ver con la prensa, se bancaba todas las críticas de parte de ellos fue igual de horrible para mí como para los personajes.
  Y para terminarlo todo Horikoshi le pone un ENORME límite físico a las aventuras heroicas de Deku y nos introduce la gran posibilidad de un traidor entre los alumnos o profesores de la UA. :))))))))
  - Me encantó ver más de Iida, Kirishima y Momo. El desarrollo que sufrió Iida en el arco de Stain por fin se hizo ver en este tomo y no podría estar más orgullosa de él. Amo que se pongan en cuestión las acciones de Deku, Todoroki y Kirishima. Querer salvar a Bakugo es algo completamente entendible, pero hay mucho en riesgo y unos simples estudiantes no pueden moverse y meterse a la batalla por motivos personales. Hasta ahora, el manga hizo un muy buen trabajo estableciendo la diferencia entre adultos y alumnos, entre pro héroes y aspirantes (y lo recalco porque por lo general muchos shounen de fantasía no le dan importancia la edad/experiencia de los protagonistas y como afecta eso el progreso de la historia).
  - Bakugo. Si hay algo que quedó claro desde el primer volumen de la historia es que Horikoshi quería jugar con la personalidad de Bakugo y como esta encajaba en la sociedad de héroes: para ser alguien que aspiraba a convertirse en un héroe, su violencia se interponía como principal característica. Sin embargo, Bakugo estaba encaminándose a un desarrollo importante, especialmente con su relación con Deku. Creo que el crecimiento en este tomo es un paso fundamental para ese cambio, porque más allá de su personalidad, aquella que llamó la atención de los villanos, Bakugo tiene más voluntad y ganas de convertirse en héroe que nadie. Su admiración por All Might es mucho más grande. La escena en la que Aizawa les deja claro esto a la prensa es de mis favoritas de este tomo. No hay forma que la Liga pueda nunca convencerlo de unírseles.
  - All For One. QUE ENTRADA LOCO. No hay nada como recurrir a las expresiones de otros personajes para dar a entender cuán fuerte es un villano. Funciona cada vez. Y esta, con el diseño semi Darth Vader que se mandó Horikoshi y la facilidad con la que AFO se deshizo de sus enemigos, funcionó a la perfección. EL HYPE POR SU PELEA CONTRA ALL MIGHT!!!!!
  A esto también le sumamos la personalidad manipuladora que destiló el tipo con solo unas pocas interacciones con Shigaraki. Si bien AFO luce como una versión moderna de Darth Vader, su rol es más cercano al Emperador.
  
  ASPECTOS NEGATIVOS
  - Entiendo que el punto del plan iba mucho más allá de un simple alumno de la UA y aprecio mucho la tensión que creó el autor alrededor del secuestro de Bakugo, pero un poco se fue difuminando hacia el final del tomo. El impacto del principio se termina demasiado pronto cuando te das cuenta que el asunto se va a dar por concluído entre este volumen y el próximo.
  
  CONCLUSIÓN
  Lo que empezó como un simple secuestro rápidamente evoluciona hacia algo más grande y potente en lo que puede llegar a ser uno de los arcos más fuertes de My Hero Academia.
  
  2da lectura: mantengo el mismo rating. Sigo impactada por esa entrada en el capítulo 88.