Boku no Hero Academia – 08
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「スタートライン、爆豪の。」 (Sutaato Rain, Bakugou no)
“Bakugo’s Start Line”
There’s more to Katsuki than meets the eye.
Boku no Hero Academia – 07
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「デクvsかっちゃん」 (Deku vs Kacchan)
“Deku vs Kacchan”
Pride is one of the seven deadly sins for a reason.
Boku no Hero Academia – 06
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「猛れクソナード」 (Takere Kusonaudo)
“Rage, You Damn Nerd!”
Out of the pan and into the fire. Kacchan’s fire.
Boku no Hero Academia – 05
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「今 僕に出来ることを」 (Ima Boku ni Dekiru Koto wo)
“What I Can Do For Now”
When the chips are down, when he’s backed into a corner, when everything’s against him—that’s when a hero shines. Izuku is a hero.
Boku no Hero Academia – 04
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「スタートライン」 (Sutaatorain)
“Start Line”
This is how superheroes should be. Superheroes don’t just save people. They make you believe that people are worth fighting for.
Boku no Hero Academia – 03
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「うなれ筋肉」 (Unare Kinniku)
“Roaring Muscles”
From zero to hero in ten months. That’s training the All Might way.
Boku no Hero Academia – 02
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「ヒーローの条件」 (Hiirou no Jouken)
“What It Takes to Be a Hero”
I repeat: I know what they’re trying to do, but it works. The hero fights through disappointment, and that moment at the end … chills. It’s been a while since a story gave me chills like that.
Boku no Hero Academia – 01
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「緑谷出久：オリジン」 (Midoriya Izuku: Orijin)
“Midoriya Izuku: Origin”
It’s obvious what Boku no Hero Academia is trying to do. That doesn’t mean it isn’t working. So far, it definitely is.