The Traitor’s Identity in My Hero Academia Yuga Aoyama is the traitor in My Hero Academia, and he was forced into becoming a mole within U.A. due to All For One’s coercion.

My Hero Academia is a worldwide known Japanese anime series which has been adapted from Kohei Horikoshi's manga. It is against the backdrop of a population where there are people who have supreme ...

It might even beat My Hero Academia: Two Heroes’ $5.7 million domestic haul. Worldwide collection update Unfortunately, the anime movie did not even reach the $1 million mark outside North America.

My Hero Academia includes quite a unique cast, some of whom can be jarring to witness. Vigilantes took this to a whole new level by introducing an American Pro Hero, Christopher Skyline, known by his ...

My Hero Academia‘s spinoff, Vigilantes, is currently airing, offering a story centered on eccentric individuals acting as heroes without receiving any of the recognition or benefits that come ...

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes thrives on its distinct take within the superhero genre. It gives us a look at the gritty street-level heroics performed in Naruhata. Being a series based on superheroes, ...

Izuku Midoriya, aka Deku, from My Hero Academia, was one of the series' most beloved characters. As the story's protagonist, the green-haired boy experienced and shared an immense journey of heroism.

Knuckleduster as seen in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 11 (Image via Bones Film) Just as Kuin Hachisuka thought she could use the opportunity to attack the people at the Marukane event ...

I’ll get the minor silly things out of the way first. Koichi is pretending to be Pop-Step’s manager to be her emotional support for the event. She might be regretting that choice now because Koichi ...

A preview of episode 11 of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, titled The Day Of, showed that it would revolve around the power outage at the Marukane Department Store during the event. This would cause ...

The thing, bien sûr, was Féret Parfumeur Le Baume, and the store clerk was not wrong. In the months since I received this skin-saving balm, it has become my go-to for weathering rough patches.

Death is always a sad thing; it is not necessarily tragic, but it is always sad. It is present in fiction as much as it is in real life and the fictional deaths from our favorite series can hit us as ...