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A review by cyanide_latte
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Vol. 15 by Hideyuki Furuhashi
dark
emotional
hopeful
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
I'm not sure if this review will even be coherent, because I've got a lot of emotions about this series right now, more than ever before.
This was beautiful. From start to finish, this series has had my heart and brought me a lot of joy and delight. This concluding volume was absolutely wonderful, and I'm not even sure I could fully express why if you've not read your way through the entire series. You need to give it a chance if you haven't yet and you're a fan of the main series. The art is fun, the characters are loveable and the writing is fantastic. Perhaps I've got a soft spot but vigilantes existing and mattering in a world where heroism has become formalized and restricted has really allowed for this to be explored in a beautiful and very human way. Not even that, but the way this series addresses misunderstandings that can harm common people and the struggle with human rights in a mostly-superpowered world is one of the writing's greatest strengths.
I love "Vigilantes". Even if it wasn't attached to MHA, I think I can safely say this has become one of my favorite manga series of all time.
This was beautiful. From start to finish, this series has had my heart and brought me a lot of joy and delight. This concluding volume was absolutely wonderful, and I'm not even sure I could fully express why if you've not read your way through the entire series. You need to give it a chance if you haven't yet and you're a fan of the main series. The art is fun, the characters are loveable and the writing is fantastic. Perhaps I've got a soft spot but vigilantes existing and mattering in a world where heroism has become formalized and restricted has really allowed for this to be explored in a beautiful and very human way. Not even that, but the way this series addresses misunderstandings that can harm common people and the struggle with human rights in a mostly-superpowered world is one of the writing's greatest strengths.
I love "Vigilantes". Even if it wasn't attached to MHA, I think I can safely say this has become one of my favorite manga series of all time.