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* ColorCodedCharacters: Midoriya and his co-workers from Akahashi Hero Support are this through their names' meaning:
** Midoriya (緑谷 "Green Valley")
** Akahashi (赤橋 "Red Bridge")
** Aoi (青井 "Blue Well")
** Shiroyama (白山 "White Mountain")
** Kibuchi (黄淵 "Yellow Abyss")

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* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive. Snipe ([[spoiler: who is Positive himself]]) isn't too happy to hear that.

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* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive. Snipe ([[spoiler: who ([[spoiler:who is Positive himself]]) isn't too happy to hear that.


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* MeaningfulName: Jack's name is written using the kanji ''jaku'' (弱), meaning "lesser" or "weak". His health issues leave him with a weak constitution.
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Enter one Jack Midoriya (the concept of Deku), one of the few non-powered people living in this world. Wiry, anemic, but full of determination, Jack makes a living as a sales associate for Akahashi Hero Support, a company that offers gadgets for heroes to use. Despite nearly everything about him making people put his dream to be a hero down, he secretly tries to moonlight as a vigilante, using the tools from his job as his own. One late night mishap earns him the ire of resident hotshot Snipe, mocking Jack for playing hero and dissing his inspiration Positive. Jack declares him an enemy and makes it his mission to prove him wrong.

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Enter one Jack Midoriya (the concept (a prototype of Deku), Horikoshi's later protagonist ''Izuku'' Midoriya), one of the few non-powered people living in this world. Wiry, anemic, but full of determination, Jack makes a living as a sales associate for Akahashi Hero Support, a company that offers gadgets for heroes to use. Despite nearly everything about him making people put his dream to be a hero down, he secretly tries to moonlight as a vigilante, using the tools from his job as his own. One late night mishap earns him the ire of resident hotshot Snipe, mocking Jack for playing hero and dissing his inspiration Positive. Jack declares him an enemy and makes it his mission to prove him wrong.



* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive
* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue, where business is booming again.]] .

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* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive
Positive. Snipe ([[spoiler: who is Positive himself]]) isn't too happy to hear that.
* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue, where business is booming again.]] .]]

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* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive.

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* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive.Positive
* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue, where business is booming again.]] .



* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue, where business is booming again.]]
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Enter one Jack Midoriya, one of the few non-powered people living in this world. Wiry, anemic, but full of determination, Jack makes a living as a sales associate for Akahashi Hero Support, a company that offers gadgets for heroes to use. Despite nearly everything about him making people put his dream to be a hero down, he secretly tries to moonlight as a vigilante, using the tools from his job as his own. One late night mishap earns him the ire of resident hotshot Snipe, mocking Jack for playing hero and dissing his inspiration Positive. Jack declares him an enemy and makes it his mission to prove him wrong.

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Enter one Jack Midoriya, Midoriya (the concept of Deku), one of the few non-powered people living in this world. Wiry, anemic, but full of determination, Jack makes a living as a sales associate for Akahashi Hero Support, a company that offers gadgets for heroes to use. Despite nearly everything about him making people put his dream to be a hero down, he secretly tries to moonlight as a vigilante, using the tools from his job as his own. One late night mishap earns him the ire of resident hotshot Snipe, mocking Jack for playing hero and dissing his inspiration Positive. Jack declares him an enemy and makes it his mission to prove him wrong.
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The oneshot was reprinted in the fifth and final volume of ''Manga/OumagadokiDoubutsuen'', where Horikoshi remarked that he'd like to write it all over again because of how much it meant to him... [[Manga/MyHeroAcademia and boy, did he ever.]]

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The oneshot was reprinted in the fifth and final volume of ''Manga/OumagadokiDoubutsuen'', where Horikoshi remarked that he'd like to write it all over again because of how much it meant to him... [[Manga/MyHeroAcademia and boy, did he ever.]]

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* RealityEnsues: Jack's first real battle ends in him getting {{curbstomp|Battle}}ed. His heart was in the right place, but his body was still too weak to put up a fight.


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* RealityEnsues: Jack's first real battle ends in him getting {{curbstomp|Battle}}d. His heart was in the right place, but his body was still too weak to put up a fight.

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* RealityEnsues: Jack's first real battle ends in him getting {{curbstomp|Battle}}d.{{curbstomp|Battle}}ed. His heart was in the right place, but his body was still too weak to put up a fight.
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* RealityEnsues: Jack's first real battle ends in him getting {{curbstomp|Battle}}d. His heart was in the right place, but his body was still too weak to put up a fight.
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In 2008, novice mangaka Creator/KoheiHorikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.

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In 2008, novice mangaka Creator/KoheiHorikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, "Heroes", fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.



When another Aberrant starts rampaging through town, Jack (under the guise of a sales run) decides to beat Snipe to the monster and take it out on his own – but it injures him brutally and leaves, prompting Snipe to try finishing it off. Jack’s director finds out about his secret and the pair have a heart-to-heart, but it’s cut short when the monster gets out of control and Snipe himself gets incapatated in the process. Faced with a dire situation, it’s up to Jack to get back into the fray and learn a whole new way to become a hero…

The oneshot was reprinted in the fifth and final volume of ''Manga/OumagadokiDoubutsuen'', where Horikoshi remarked that he’d like to write it all over again because of how much it meant to him… [[Manga/MyHeroAcademia and boy, did he ever.]]

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When another Aberrant starts rampaging through town, Jack (under the guise of a sales run) decides to beat Snipe to the monster and take it out on his own – but it injures him brutally and leaves, prompting Snipe to try finishing it off. Jack’s director finds out about his secret and the pair have a heart-to-heart, but it’s cut short when the monster gets out of control and Snipe himself gets incapatated incapacitated in the process. Faced with a dire situation, it’s up to Jack to get back into the fray and learn a whole new way to become a hero…

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The oneshot was reprinted in the fifth and final volume of ''Manga/OumagadokiDoubutsuen'', where Horikoshi remarked that he’d he'd like to write it all over again because of how much it meant to him… him... [[Manga/MyHeroAcademia and boy, did he ever.]]]]
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In 2008, novice mangaka Kōhei Horikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.

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In 2008, novice mangaka Kōhei Horikoshi Creator/KoheiHorikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Due to Jack's frailness, there was no way he'd be able to pass a Hero Exam and get an official license. Workers in hero support get a license by default in order to make and deal gadgets, so he geared himself towards that path to get closer to the action.
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* EveryoneIsASuper: Most people in this world have some sort of power. Folks like Jack and Director Akahashi don't, but still manage to get by assisting them.

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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The Aberrants, from what few we see, don't do much but be public nuisances and attack the city.



* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue.]]

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* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue.epilogue, where business is booming again.]]


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* PretenderDiss: Snipe lays into Jack when he sees the latter's Positive costume, dismissing him and his inspiration as frauds. [[spoiler:Having your past trauma stare you in the face is going to do that.]]
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In 2008, novice mangaka Kouhei Horikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.

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In 2008, novice mangaka Kouhei Kōhei Horikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.

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* CostumeCopycat: Jack's hero suit was

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* ChekhovsGun: The Beigoma Knuckles that Director Akahashi souped up end up proving to be just the item [[spoiler: Snipe]] needed to finish off the Aberrant.
* CostumeCopycat: Jack's hero suit wasis a tribute to Positive.



* DoubleMeaningTitle: "My Hero" refers to both Jack being inspired by Positive and [[spoiler:Snipe growing to see Jack as his own inspiration.]]



* MakeMyMonsterGrow: The Aberrant

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* MakeMyMonsterGrow: The After the Aberrant nearly knocks out Jack, it grows several stories high and decides to devour everything in its path.



* VigilanteMan: Jack

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* VigilanteMan: JackJack tries to be one, but his frail body and anemia keep getting in the way.
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In 2008, novice mangaka Kouhei Horikoshi submitted a oneshot to the magazine ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Akamaru Jump]]'', detailing a world suspiciously like the ones in Superhero comics. Powered folks are publicly recognized as “Heroes”, fighting against twisted monsters known as Aberrants and keeping the city streets safe.

Enter one Jack Midoriya, one of the few non-powered people living in this world. Wiry, anemic, but full of determination, Jack makes a living as a sales associate for Akahashi Hero Support, a company that offers gadgets for heroes to use. Despite nearly everything about him making people put his dream to be a hero down, he secretly tries to moonlight as a vigilante, using the tools from his job as his own. One late night mishap earns him the ire of resident hotshot Snipe, mocking Jack for playing hero and dissing his inspiration Positive. Jack declares him an enemy and makes it his mission to prove him wrong.

When another Aberrant starts rampaging through town, Jack (under the guise of a sales run) decides to beat Snipe to the monster and take it out on his own – but it injures him brutally and leaves, prompting Snipe to try finishing it off. Jack’s director finds out about his secret and the pair have a heart-to-heart, but it’s cut short when the monster gets out of control and Snipe himself gets incapatated in the process. Faced with a dire situation, it’s up to Jack to get back into the fray and learn a whole new way to become a hero…

The oneshot was reprinted in the fifth and final volume of ''Manga/OumagadokiDoubutsuen'', where Horikoshi remarked that he’d like to write it all over again because of how much it meant to him… [[Manga/MyHeroAcademia and boy, did he ever.]]
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* CostumeCopycat: Jack's hero suit was
* {{Determinator}}: Jack, be it through selling weapons or trying to fight crime. It's implied the reason AHS has been getting sales at all is because he keeps pushing himself to sell wares.
* {{Fanboy}}: Jack and Director Akahashi are huge fans of Positive.
* IncompetenceInc: Akahashi Hero Support. Its current director has no management experience and keeps overspending on the budget, they're in the red by negative 80 percent, and by the time we first see them they've made exactly ''two sales''. They hadn't always been that way, though: Positive used to love their business. [[spoiler:Completely subverted in the epilogue.]]
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: The Aberrant
* {{Sentai}}: The vegetable-themed Healthies evoke this trope, complete with SuperSentaiStance.
* VigilanteMan: Jack

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