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Imagination: Robert De Niro facing off against a clever eight-year-old in one of America’s beloved holiday comedies, or comedian John Mulaney outwitting burglars using complex traps – these aren’t plots from fantasy stories set in parallel universes; instead, they were potential castings that could have significantly altered the course of Home Alone.

Anticipation among fans of “My Hero Academia” is at its peak as the last installment is due in Japan by December 2024. They can’t wait to read the book and bid adieu to Class 1-A, their mentors, and every character who played a pivotal role in the series. The final volume offers an additional 38 pages of fresh content to neatly wrap up any unresolved plots from the manga’s serial publication. However, this isn’t the only emotional aspect of the last book; following in the footsteps of traditional Shonen Jump releases, “My Hero Academia”‘s final volume pays homage to a long-standing tradition associated with collected, final volumes from the magazine.