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My Hero Academia Vol 20: School Festival Start - A Comprehensive Review

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My Hero Academia, Vol. 20: School Festival Start!!

by Kohei Horikoshi

4.9 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	145521 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	200 pages

My Hero Academia Vol 20 is the twentieth volume in the popular manga series of the same name. It was written and illustrated by Kohei Horikoshi and published by Shueisha in Japan. The volume was released in English by Viz Media on November 6, 2018.

My Hero Academia follows the story of Izuku Midoriya, a young boy who dreams of becoming a hero despite being born without a Quirk, a special ability that is common in the world. After meeting All Might, the greatest hero of all time, Izuku inherits his Quirk, One For All, and begins training at U.A. High School, a prestigious academy for aspiring heroes.

In Vol 20, the students of Class 1-A are preparing for their school festival, a major event that is held every year at U.A. High School. The festival is a chance for the students to showcase their Quirks and abilities, and to compete against each other in a variety of events.

Plot

The volume begins with the students of Class 1-A getting ready for the school festival. They are all excited and nervous, and they are all working hard to prepare for their performances.

Izuku is working on a new move for his Quirk, One For All. He is determined to use this move to win the festival's main event, the Battle Tournament.

Bakugo is also working hard to prepare for the festival. He is determined to win the Battle Tournament and prove himself to be the strongest student in Class 1-A.

Todoroki is also preparing for the festival, but he is more focused on improving his teamwork with his classmates. He knows that Class 1-A will need to work together if they want to win the festival.

The volume also features a number of other subplots. One subplot focuses on Uraraka, who is trying to overcome her stage fright so that she can perform in the festival's talent show.

Another subplot focuses on Iida, who is trying to find a way to balance his responsibilities as class president with his desire to participate in the festival.

The volume ends with the start of the school festival. The students of Class 1-A are all excited and ready to perform.

Characters

The characters in My Hero Academia Vol 20 are all well-developed and likeable. Izuku is a relatable protagonist who is easy to root for. Bakugo is a complex and conflicted character who is both arrogant and insecure. Todoroki is a cool and collected character who is always looking for ways to improve.

The supporting cast of characters is also well-developed. Uraraka is a kind and compassionate character who is always willing to help others. Iida is a responsible and reliable character who is always looking out for his classmates.

Art

The art in My Hero Academia Vol 20 is excellent. Horikoshi's artwork is detailed and expressive, and he does a great job of conveying the action and emotion of the story.

The character designs are also excellent. Each character has a distinct and memorable appearance, and Horikoshi does a great job of capturing their personalities through their expressions and body language.

Overall

My Hero Academia Vol 20 is an excellent volume in the series. It is packed with action, humor, and character development. The art is also excellent, and the characters are all well-developed and likeable. I highly recommend this volume to fans of the series, and to anyone who is interested in reading a good manga.