My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Vol. 2 (My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, #2)

by Hideyuki Furuhashi

[Quirky Cat]

Summary:

In the world of MHA, we often focus on two types of people—the heroes and the villains. But what about everyone else? There are people who will never be interested in becoming heroes and those who wish to but don’t have the same options.

Enter the world of the vigilantes, people who want to make a difference but, for one reason or another, will not follow the path to becoming a more traditional hero. Their stories may not be glamorous, but their lives can be just as dangerous.

Review:

This is my second time trying to dive into the world of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, and I’ve made it to the second volume. I’m still not one hundred percent on the series, but I’m certainly willing to continue reading at this point.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Vol. 2 introduces new risks - and familiar faces. In truth, there’s a bit of a love/hate relationship here, for me at least. I love the character design of the primary antagonist. But I also hate that they pulled in a familiar character and tried to give us his origin story. That was unnecessary, and I liked him better without that twist. Sorry, not sorry.

If we ignore that part, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Vol. 2 is an overall solid read. The characters are growing on me, and their dynamics start solidifying. I don’t know where their stories will lead, so I’ll have to keep reading.

Highlights:
MHA Spin-off
Superheroes vs Villains
Fight for Justice

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