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* HeroWithBadPublicity: Makoto's survey of the area shows that as far as the public is concerned, Knuckle Duster is a scary troublemaker, "The Hauler" might be well-intentioned but is also considered a bit creepy, and while Pop Step has the most positive feedback it's mostly about [[MsFanservice her butt]].


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* PopularityPower: In-universe. According to Makoto, back in the early days of Quirks the first vigilantes to be accepted as officially licensed heroes were chosen primarily because they had public support.

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* HypocriticalHumor: After Makoto Tsukauchi shows up to help Kouichi study, Pop (who had been hiding the whole time) starts bad-mouthing her for barging in and having no sense of personal space despite her own PrettyFreeloader status.

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** When talking about Stendhal, Knuckle Duster says that people who use violence to mete out their own personal idea of justice are nothing but trouble.
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After Makoto Tsukauchi shows up to help Kouichi study, Pop (who had been hiding the whole time) starts bad-mouthing her for barging in and having no sense of personal space despite her own PrettyFreeloader status.
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* ExactWords: [[spoiler:When Kouichi gets put under a LivingLieDetector and asked if he's the Vvgilante "The Hauler", he passes by denying it. After all, he's "The Crawler".]]
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* HypocriticalHumor: After Makoto Tsukauchi shows up to help Kouichi study, Pop (who had been hiding the whole time) starts bad-mouthing her for barging in and having no sense of personal space despite her own PrettyFreeloader status.

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** In Chapter 12, it's established that the first official hero system was created in America, in the state of Rhode Island, and only seven of the state's 189 vigilantes were licensed heroes. The original headquarters of the ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica, which was founded by seven heroes, was located in the fictional town of Happy Harbor, Rhode Island.
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* OneDegreeOfSeparation: Kouichi's upperclassman Makoto offers to help him with his classwork in exchange for him helping her study the vigilantes for her thesis (without knowing he is one, of course). Her full name is Makoto [[spoiler:Tsukauchi, because she's the younger sister of All Might's FriendOnTheForce who is himself investigating the vigilantes as part of the Trigger case.]]
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* ClarkKenting: All Might ''tries'' to do this, using his weaker form to work as his own private life manager at All Might Productions. His constant leaving in the middle of talking to Naomasa clued him in on his identity, but he decided to keep the secret anyway.
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* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story, around 5 to 6 years prior. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers, and Stendahl is a younger Stain before he started targeting heroes.]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.

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* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story, around 5 to 6 years prior. To wit, Ingenium is still Tensei, Iida's older brother, Tensei, who and hasn't been injured yet and yet. [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers, and Stendahl is a younger Stain before he started targeting heroes.]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.
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* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers, and Stendahl is a younger Stain before he started targeting heroes.]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.

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* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story.story, around 5 to 6 years prior. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers, and Stendahl is a younger Stain before he started targeting heroes.]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.
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* BloodKnight: Knuckle Duster ''loves'' to fight and mostly hunts down criminals in the hopes that they can give him a challenge.

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* BadassNormal: In their brief confrontation, Eraserhead finds that his quirk-erasing abilities have no effect on Knuckleduster, because he has no quirk to erase. In Aizawa's words, "he's just a tough old man". His lack of special abilities doesn't keep him from going toe-to-toe with villains several times his size.
* BloodKnight: Knuckle Duster Knuckleduster ''loves'' to fight and mostly hunts down criminals in the hopes that they can give him a challenge.
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19 year old Haimawari Kouichi always dreamed of being a hero, but didn't think he had a good enough Quirk. Instead he spends his free time sliding around town doing basic good deeds like picking up litter, or helping lost children find their parents. Content with his lot in life Kouichi never expected to be thrown into the world of heroes, but an unexpected run in with the Vigilante, or illegal hero, Knuckle Duster changes his life forever.

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19 year old Kouichi Haimawari Kouichi always dreamed of being a hero, but didn't think he had a good enough Quirk. Instead he spends his free time sliding around town doing basic good deeds like picking up litter, or helping lost children find their parents. Content with his lot in life Kouichi never expected to be thrown into the world of heroes, but an unexpected run in with the Vigilante, or illegal hero, Knuckle Duster changes his life forever.

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* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Knuckleduster's agility and strength all come from training, as he is completely Quirkless.



* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: Kouichi's Sliding Quirk seems relatively mundane; a simple mobility Quirk that requires three of his limbs to touch the ground if he wants to get anywhere... except that it enables him to climb walls at the speed of a bicycle, and allows him to take sharp turns that not even the pro hero Ingenium can manage.



* VigilanteMan: Stendahl, a killer vigilante who attacks villains with lethal force in contrast to the main trio. [[spoiler:Soon after his introduction, it's confirmed that this is an earlier identity of Stain before he lost his nose and started targeting heroes.]]

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* VigilanteMan: Stendahl, Stendhal, a killer vigilante who attacks villains with lethal force in contrast to the main trio. [[spoiler:Soon after his introduction, it's confirmed that this is an earlier identity of Stain before he lost his nose and started targeting heroes.]]
* WallCrawl: Kouichi's Sliding Quirk works on vertical surfaces.
* WhamShot: Chapter 9.5 shows Stendhal [[spoiler: licking the blood of the four Yakuza members he's fighting against to paralyze them-- revealing that he would become the Hero Killer Stain.
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* LowerDeckEpisode: Rather an entire series of it, not only does it focus on new characters but heroes whose careers are only briefly touched upon in the main series are given more spotlight.

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* LowerDeckEpisode: Rather an The entire series thematic premise of it, not the spinoff. The manga storyline is about the seedy happenings below the radar of the world of professional heroes. Not only does it focus on new characters characters, but heroes whose careers are only briefly touched upon in the main series are given more spotlight.
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* PantyThief: The "Storm and Stress" (Sturm and Drang?) brothers shoot around flipping skirts, stealing panties, and putting them on (they've got it down to a tidy little system). Kouichi, with his high-speed sliding, skirt-ruffling quirk, [[AccidentalPervert is mistaken to be another of their kind]].
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** During a brief panel in Chapter 2, a background Quirk user is [[Manga/OnePiece a stretchy-limbed fellow in a straw hat]].
** Also in Chapter 2, a couple of middle-school punks get into a brawl; one has a very hairy face and the other shoots EyeBeams from a special visor. ([[Comicbook/XMen It's Wolverine and Cyclops]]).

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** During a brief panel in Chapter 2, 3, a background Quirk user is [[Manga/OnePiece a stretchy-limbed fellow in a straw hat]].
** Also in Chapter 2, 3, a couple of middle-school punks get into a brawl; one has a very hairy face and the other shoots EyeBeams from a special visor. ([[Comicbook/XMen It's Wolverine and Cyclops]]).
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** During a brief panel in Chapter 2, a background Quirk user is [[Manga/OnePiece a stretchy-limbed fellow in a straw hat]].
** Also in Chapter 2, a couple of middle-school punks get into a brawl; one has a very hairy face and the other shoots EyeBeams from a special visor. ([[Comicbook/XMen It's Wolverine and Cyclops]]).

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* TheCameo: Many of the known heroes are seen throughout the series.

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Many of the known heroes are seen throughout the series.series.
** Gentle Man gives directions to Izuku's mother in Chapter 1.
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* {{Expy}}: There are a lot of minor characters who bear similarities to heroes from Marvel comics. The most prominently recurring ones are [[ThoseTwoGuys Ichimoku and Juubei]], based on Cyclops and Wolverine.
** In chapter 9.5, [[VigilanteMan Stendahl]] attacks a yakuza group whose members have similarities to Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye and Winter Soldier.
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* BloodKnight: Knuckle Duster ''loves'' to fight and mostly hunts down criminals in the hopes they can give him a challenge.
* TheCameo: Many of the heroes are seen throughout the series.

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* BloodKnight: Knuckle Duster ''loves'' to fight and mostly hunts down criminals in the hopes that they can give him a challenge.
* TheCameo: Many of the known heroes are seen throughout the series.series.
* DrugsAreBad: The main trio's primary goal is to hunt down the source of a dangerous [[PsychoSerum Quirk-boosting drug]] called "Trigger".



* ForgottenFirstMeeting: [[spoiler: Turns out Kouichi actually had met Pop Step before a long time ago when he rescued her after she fell into a storm drain and even gave her one of his prized All Might hoodies before leaving her. However he doesn't remember her and when recounting the story, thinks she was actually a boy. She likewise has yet to reveal this to him.]]
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Kouuchi mentions he wanted to be a registered hero but figures his Quirk was unsuitable for it. [[spoiler: Least that what were initially told, rather he just never reached the hero exam in time due to rescuing a young Pop Step on the way there.]]
* LowerDeckEpisode: Rather an entire series of it, not only does it focus on new characters but heroes that mostly touched upon in the main series are given more spotlight.
* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers.]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.
* PsychoSerum: Most of the series is spent with our heroes trying to find the maker of a Quirk enhancing drug that causes it's victims to go berserk and grow to monstrosities when they use it. A known sign of it's use is dis-colorization of the tongue.
* RealityEnsues: At one point Kouchi meet Tensei and the two hit it off with Tensei offering advice to on how to use his Quirk more effectively and even giving him a card to his hero office. Kouchi more then ecstatic for it...until he reveals he's a vigilante when he helps stop a speed-based villain. When Tensei is more then happy for the help and doesn't report him, he ends up asking for the card back since he can't endorse what is essentially a lawbreaker, much to Kouchi's dismay.

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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: [[spoiler: Turns out that Kouichi actually had met Pop Step before a long time ago when he rescued her after she fell into a storm drain drain, and even gave her one of his prized All Might hoodies before leaving her. However he doesn't remember her and when recounting the story, thinks she was actually a boy. She likewise has yet to reveal this to him.]]
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Kouuchi Kouichi mentions he wanted to be a registered hero but figures his Quirk was unsuitable for it. [[spoiler: Least that At least, that's what we were initially told, rather told. In actuality, he just never reached the hero exam in time due to rescuing a young Pop Step on the way there.]]
* LowerDeckEpisode: Rather an entire series of it, not only does it focus on new characters but heroes that mostly whose careers are only briefly touched upon in the main series are given more spotlight.
* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers.powers, and Stendahl is a younger Stain before he started targeting heroes.]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.
* PsychoSerum: Most of the series is spent with our heroes trying to find the maker of a Quirk enhancing drug that causes it's its victims to go turn into berserk and grow to monstrosities when they use it. A known sign of it's use is dis-colorization of the tongue.
* RealityEnsues: At one point Kouchi meet Kouichi meets Tensei Iida (a.k.a. Ingenium) and the two hit it off with Tensei offering advice to on how to use his Quirk more effectively and effectively, even giving him a card to and a job offer at his hero office. Kouchi is more then than ecstatic for it...until he reveals he's a vigilante when he helps stop a speed-based villain. When While Tensei is more then than happy for the help and doesn't report him, he ends up asking for the card back since he can't endorse what is essentially a lawbreaker, much to Kouchi's Kouichi's dismay.



* WorldBuilding: The comic focuses a lot more on the law towards quirks and what happens to a person arrested for illegal use of a quirks. Also several characters from the main series get cameos that offer a lot of background info on them such as Tensei.

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* VigilanteMan: Stendahl, a killer vigilante who attacks villains with lethal force in contrast to the main trio. [[spoiler:Soon after his introduction, it's confirmed that this is an earlier identity of Stain before he lost his nose and started targeting heroes.]]
* WorldBuilding: The comic focuses a lot more on the law towards quirks and what happens to a person arrested for illegal use of a quirks. Also quirk. Also, several characters from the main series such as Tensei Iida get cameos that offer a lot of more background info on them such as Tensei.them.
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* Foreshadowing: A rather roundabout example. The first shot of the chapter where [[spoiler:the masked vigilante is revealed as a younger Stain who still has his nose]] is a manhole cover. This is foreshadowing because [[spoiler:future Stain is visually very similar to the ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', specifically the original Mirage Comics version.]]

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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: A rather roundabout example. The first shot of the chapter where [[spoiler:the masked vigilante is revealed as a younger Stain who still has his nose]] is a manhole cover. This is foreshadowing because [[spoiler:future Stain is visually very similar to the ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', specifically the original Mirage Comics version.]]
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* Foreshadowing: A rather roundabout example. The first shot of the chapter where [[spoiler:the masked vigilante is revealed as a younger Stain who still has his nose]] is a manhole cover. This is foreshadowing because [[spoiler:future Stain is visually very similar to the ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', if edgier.]]

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* Foreshadowing: A rather roundabout example. The first shot of the chapter where [[spoiler:the masked vigilante is revealed as a younger Stain who still has his nose]] is a manhole cover. This is foreshadowing because [[spoiler:future Stain is visually very similar to the ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', if edgier.specifically the original Mirage Comics version.]]
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* Foreshadowing: A rather roundabout example. The first shot of the chapter where [[spoiler:the masked vigilante is revealed as a younger Stain who still has his nose]] is a manhole cover. This is foreshadowing because [[spoiler:future Stain is visually very similar to the ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', if edgier.]]
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* SpinOff: Focus on the side of heroism that isn't considered legal in the [=MHA=] world.

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* SpinOff: Focus on the side of heroism that isn't considered legal in the [=MHA=] world.world.
* WorldBuilding: The comic focuses a lot more on the law towards quirks and what happens to a person arrested for illegal use of a quirks. Also several characters from the main series get cameos that offer a lot of background info on them such as Tensei.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: [[spoiler: Turns out Kouichi actually had met Pop Step before a long time ago when he rescued her after she into a storm drain and even gave her one of his prized All Might hoodies before leaving her. However he doesn't remember her and when recounting the story, thinks she was actually a boy. She likewise has yet to reveal this to him.]]

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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: [[spoiler: Turns out Kouichi actually had met Pop Step before a long time ago when he rescued her after she fell into a storm drain and even gave her one of his prized All Might hoodies before leaving her. However he doesn't remember her and when recounting the story, thinks she was actually a boy. She likewise has yet to reveal this to him.]]
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* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers.]]

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* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers.]]]] Midnight and Aizawa are also shown to not yet be teachers at U.A., with Midnight saying she would begin in the following year.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Kouuchi mentions he wanted to be a registered hero but figures his Quirk was suitable for it. [[spoiler: Least that what were initially told, rather he just never reached the hero exam in time due to rescuing a young Pop Step on the way there.]]

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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Kouuchi mentions he wanted to be a registered hero but figures his Quirk was suitable unsuitable for it. [[spoiler: Least that what were initially told, rather he just never reached the hero exam in time due to rescuing a young Pop Step on the way there.]]



* SpinOff: Focus on the side of heroism that is considered legal in the [=MHA=] world.

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* SpinOff: Focus on the side of heroism that is isn't considered legal in the [=MHA=] world.

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My Hero Academia: Illegals is a spin-off series of the popular Manga/MyHeroAcademia. Made by a different author and artist, this manga, set some time shortly before the events of the main series, details the story of a group of unlicensed heroes.

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My Hero Academia: Illegals is a spin-off series of the popular Manga/MyHeroAcademia. ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''. Made by a different author and artist, this manga, set some time shortly before the events of the main series, details the story of a group of unlicensed heroes.
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19 year old Haimawari Kouichi always dreamed of being a hero, but didn't think he had a good enough Quirk. Instead he spends his free time sliding around town doing basic good deeds like picking up litter, or helping lost children find their parents. Content with his lot in life Kouichi never expected to be thrown into the world of heroes, but an unexpected run in with the Vigilate, or illegal hero, Knuckle Duster changes his life forever.

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19 year old Haimawari Kouichi always dreamed of being a hero, but didn't think he had a good enough Quirk. Instead he spends his free time sliding around town doing basic good deeds like picking up litter, or helping lost children find their parents. Content with his lot in life Kouichi never expected to be thrown into the world of heroes, but an unexpected run in with the Vigilate, Vigilante, or illegal hero, Knuckle Duster changes his life forever.



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* BloodKnight: Knuckle Duster ''loves'' to fight and mostly hunts down criminals in the hopes they can give him a challenge.
* TheCameo: Many of the heroes are seen throughout the series.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: [[spoiler: Turns out Kouichi actually had met Pop Step before a long time ago when he rescued her after she into a storm drain and even gave her one of his prized All Might hoodies before leaving her. However he doesn't remember her and when recounting the story, thinks she was actually a boy. She likewise has yet to reveal this to him.]]
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Kouuchi mentions he wanted to be a registered hero but figures his Quirk was suitable for it. [[spoiler: Least that what were initially told, rather he just never reached the hero exam in time due to rescuing a young Pop Step on the way there.]]
* LowerDeckEpisode: Rather an entire series of it, not only does it focus on new characters but heroes that mostly touched upon in the main series are given more spotlight.
* {{Prequel}}: Set some time before the start of the main story. To wit, Ingenium is Iida's brother, Tensei, who hasn't been injured yet and [[spoiler: All Might still has his powers.]]
* PsychoSerum: Most of the series is spent with our heroes trying to find the maker of a Quirk enhancing drug that causes it's victims to go berserk and grow to monstrosities when they use it. A known sign of it's use is dis-colorization of the tongue.
* RealityEnsues: At one point Kouchi meet Tensei and the two hit it off with Tensei offering advice to on how to use his Quirk more effectively and even giving him a card to his hero office. Kouchi more then ecstatic for it...until he reveals he's a vigilante when he helps stop a speed-based villain. When Tensei is more then happy for the help and doesn't report him, he ends up asking for the card back since he can't endorse what is essentially a lawbreaker, much to Kouchi's dismay.
* SpinOff: Focus on the side of heroism that is considered legal in the [=MHA=] world.
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19 year old Haimawari Kouichi always dreamed of being a hero, but didn't think he had a good enough Quirk. Instead he spends his free time sliding around town doing basic good deeds like picking up litter, or helping lost children find their parents. Content with his lot in life Kouichi never expected to be thrown into the world of heroes, but an unexpected run in with the Vigilate, or illegal hero, Knuckle Duster changes his life forever.

My Hero Academia: Illegals is a spin-off series of the popular Manga/MyHeroAcademia. Made by a different author and artist, this manga, set some time shortly before the events of the main series, details the story of a group of unlicensed heroes.

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