My Hero Academia Vol 22
SCORE: 70
There are one hundred and ninety-two pages that make up My Hero
Academia Vol 22. Chapters two hundred and one through two hundred and
twelve are found within My Hero Academia Vol 22. There are also some
additional pages of semi-related stories within My Hero Academia Vol 22.
The issues families can have with My Hero Academia Vol 22 are violence,
bad language, lack of attire, enticement to lust and more.
The battles between Class A and Class B continue within My Hero Academia
Vol 22. The score at the end of My Hero Academia Vol 22 is Class A two
wins, Class B one win, and there was one tie where time expired. The
final battle is happening at the end of My Hero Academia Vol 22. The
thing that continues to stick out to me is the different strategies that
are used by the different heroes in training in My Hero Academia Vol 22.
There are some interesting fake outs in My Hero Academia Vol 22.
Bakugo had an impressive showing in My Hero Academia Vol 22. In fact he
used what he was known for to trick the Class B heroes into a certain
strategy. His strategy was a counter strategy to what he knew they would
do. It worked masterfully well and in a short amount of time as well.
Different quirks can be a challenge for different characters within My
Hero Academia Vol 22.
There are plenty of team ups and characters working together within My
Hero Academia Vol 22. I liked seeing how the different combinations
worked well or not so well together. It seems to me that all of the
students in My Hero Academia Vol 22 are working really hard to find a
path forward to win. I like how they all work well together. Some could
listen better but who can argue with success.
My Hero Academia Vol 22 does a fantastic job of providing an interesting
ending. Deku is competing in My Hero Academia Vol 22. Deku starts losing
control of his powers in My Hero Academia Vol 22. This endangers
everyone else. Shinso is asked to brainwash Deku at the end of My Hero
Academia Vol 22. He does so and that allows past users of the quirk to
talk to Deku in his mind. This storyline has been building slowly in
this series.. It is neat to see this storyline continue. I have no idea
who will win in the next volume. What I do know is the storyline is
developing.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 66%
System: Manga
Publisher: Viz Media
Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
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