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My Hero Academia’s Replacement Just Saved Itself From Repeating the Original (And That’s a Good Thing)
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My Hero Academia’s replacement is currently airing, and with its latest episode, the series almost turned its main hero into a one-to-one copy of the original hero, Deku.
Videos by ComicBook.comThis is perhaps why the anime’s replacement, the spinoff My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, feels refreshing, as it embraces that initial promise through a main hero whose quirk is not suited for being a hero.
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Almost Turned Koichi Into Deku’s CopyImage courtesy of Bones FilmBoth protagonists of My Hero Academia share many similarities, such as being nerdy, introverted, and devoted fans of All Might.
With a quirk better suited to a side hero, Koichi fits the vigilante ideal the series aims to portray.
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 Episode 4, titled “A Rational Man,” almost shows Koichi taking down a villain as he charges up his power for a major strike.