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A review by brenda8
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Vol. 3 by Hideyuki Furuhashi, Kōhei Horikoshi
3.0
Is anyone surprised that All Might doesn’t trust anyone, to the point of having to be his own personal secretary? Is so funny to think of people seeing Toshinori Yagi running around thinking he’s in a hurry to contact All Might. I find it very unlikely that he was able to hide his identity even from the people in his office, but he really was hands on in everything. That’s what you call an involved boss.
I find also interesting seeing that the public perception on vigilantes is not completely against them but not completely approved. It makes sense, considering they do help on the more everyday “street” crime, that pro heroes may be too busy to attend, but they are also easier to make fun of. Also seeing other heroes not so in the top, and how they try to work on that more street level business.
I find also interesting seeing that the public perception on vigilantes is not completely against them but not completely approved. It makes sense, considering they do help on the more everyday “street” crime, that pro heroes may be too busy to attend, but they are also easier to make fun of. Also seeing other heroes not so in the top, and how they try to work on that more street level business.