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Even Rumi, who exists in the main series as a jobber, gets an excellent arc alongside Knuckleduster as an up-and-comer that establishes her rowdy personality and fighting style in a way that feels organic. Likewise, Slain the hero hunter exists in the past in Vigilantes as a violent villain Hunter who crosses the line frequently, accumulating in his turn to the dark side that is both satisfying and sad to read. It in part enhances the viewer’s perception of him in the main series, making the reveal that Oboro is Kurogiri hit that much harder. For example, Eraserhead manages to get more development within one volume than he has in the entire 30+ volume run of the main series, in part to an arc focusing on his days as a student rather than a teacher. No one character that manages to steal the show and overtake the manga for sequences and arcs at a time, nor are there characters who dip in and out of the story without reason to have the reader miss them in their place. I believe that due to a much smaller cast, MHA:V manages to have a much tighter focus on the character development and ambitions as a whole. This is due to a few number of aspects I will be going over below, starting with My Hero Academia Vigilantes started off as a spin-off to the main series, but within its 126 chapter run I believe managed to stand alone from its source as well as surpassing it to become a fairly enjoyable superhero manga. This review will contain spoilers for both the main MHA series up to date as well as it’s spin-off.

Set in a time before the events of the original story, Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals follows Kouichi as he chooses to don the reputation of a villain and become a Vigilante, operating in the shadow of the law to prevent crimes from taking to the surface. Seeing hero potential in Kouichi, Knuckleduster enlists his help in tracking down the source of a dangerous drug known as 'Trigger' that boosts the user's Quirk at the expense of their rationality.

However, Kouichi's tame life takes a swing into the turbulent when he is rescued from a back alley brawl by 'Vigilante,' or illegal hero, Knuckleduster. Despite this, Kouichi finds contentment in using his Quirk to carry out day-to-day good deeds, such as returning lost items and helping the elderly cross the street. Kouichi Haimawari grew up aspiring to be a hero, but with a mediocre Quirk like 'sliding' that ties him to the ground, he soon came to the conclusion that he could only ever admire them from below.

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Even more so when the spotlight only shines on professional heroes, those legally authorized to use their special powers known as 'Quirks' in public for the greater good. EditSynopsis Living in a superhuman society, it's hard to feel special.