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james_desantis 's review for:
My Hero Academia, Vol. 31
by Kōhei Horikoshi
After the explosion of the last few volumes we had to slow it down here.
Was a little taken aback of the opening. Felt like we didn't finish the big battle yet, but we did? It was a odd shift. And seeing everyone deal with the repercussions of the news getting out and deaths was nice but a little exposition heavy. I did like learning more about Toya and his background, and the ending sets up something interesting but also the slower volume than the last 4-5.
A 3 out of 5.
Was a little taken aback of the opening. Felt like we didn't finish the big battle yet, but we did? It was a odd shift. And seeing everyone deal with the repercussions of the news getting out and deaths was nice but a little exposition heavy. I did like learning more about Toya and his background, and the ending sets up something interesting but also the slower volume than the last 4-5.
A 3 out of 5.