My Hero Academia Box Set 1 Volumes 1-20 by Kohei Horikoshi - 20 Books Collection Set - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set. My Hero Academia, Vol. 1. My Hero Academia, Vol. 2. My Hero Academia, Vol. 3. My Hero Academia, Vol. 4. My Hero Academia, Vol. 5. My Hero Academia, Vol. 6. My Hero Academia, Vol. 7. My Hero Academia, Vol. 8. My Hero Academia, Vol. 9. My Hero Academia, Vol. 10. My Hero Academia, Vol. 11. My Hero Academia, Vol. 12. My Hero Academia, Vol. 13. My Hero Academia, Vol. 14. My Hero Academia, Vol. 15. My Hero Academia, Vol. 16. My Hero Academia, Vol. 17. My Hero Academia, Vol. 18. My Hero Academia, Vol. 19. My Hero Academia, Vol. 20. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781974735990. Publisher: VIZ Media. Age Range: 13+. Overview. The My Hero Academia Box Set 1 gathers volumes 1 through 20 of Kohei Horikoshi's genre-defining shonen manga in one striking paperback package. Following Izuku Midoriya's rise from a Quirkless dreamer to a hero-in-training at U.A. High, this collection is the definitive way to experience the saga's early arcs. Bundled with a full-colour double-sided poster and an exclusive 48-page booklet of bonus art and creator commentary, it's built for devoted fans, first-time readers, and gift-givers wanting real collectible value in one box.. About the Books. This box set collects the foundational run of My Hero Academia, the record-breaking series that reimagined the superhero genre through a distinctly Japanese shonen lens. In a world where nearly everyone is born with a superpower known as a Quirk, Izuku Midoriya is the exception — Quirkless, bullied, yet unwavering in his dream of becoming a hero. His life changes when All Might, the Symbol of Peace, chooses him as a successor and grants him his own extraordinary power, One For All. Volumes 1–20 chart Izuku's turbulent first years at U.A. High School, following him and his classmates in Class 1-A through brutal training exercises, licensing exams, villain attacks, and internships that push them toward true heroism. Horikoshi balances fast action with genuine emotion