Does this volume focus on the main hero students or the villains?

The majority of this volume is dedicated to the backstory of the antagonist Tomura Shigaraki, providing a significant shift in perspective away from the primary hero cast.

Can I understand the plot if I start reading with this volume?

This volume serves as the conclusion to a specific arc involving the League of Villains and assumes familiarity with the established power dynamics and character histories from previous installments.

Are there any notable structural shifts in this volume compared to earlier ones?

The narrative structure transitions from a heavy focus on villain-centric flashbacks and conflict into a lighter, more grounded sequence involving hero interview training and holiday celebrations.

My Hero Academia, Vol. 25

Manga YA Fantasy

Pages: 192
Published: 2019
Language: English

Synopsis

Since the terrifying incident when Tomura’s Quirk manifested, only the greatest villain of them all, All For One, has been able to speak to the broken young boy’s heart. The consequences of that fateful meeting play out in the present as Tomura and Re-Destro, the leader of the Meta Liberation Army, battle for supremacy—and if it takes leveling a whole city to sort out who’s on top, so be it!

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