Vigilantes features incredibly strong heroes and villains, some of whom can rival Izuku Midoriya. Characters like Eraser Head, Captain Celebrity, and The Crawler showcase unique and diverse abilities.

In My Hero Academia, battles aren’t just about who has the stronger Quirk—they’re moments that define the characters and ...

Knuckleduster, real name Iwao Oguro, is the protagonist of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. Before he became the Knuckleduster, Iwao worked with the police and was a hero named O'clock. He was married ...

Here’s an overview of the manga, via VIZ Media: Koichi Haimawari couldn’t make the cut to become an official hero, so he uses his modest Quirk to do good deeds in his spare time. Then one day a ...

From Naruto's Kakashi Hatake to Attack on Titan's Eren Yeager, anime has left fans with some of the most memorable characters in history.

Someone has to take down the 100% spawn-rate Godzilla with increased health – and there’s no better team than Kaiju No. 8’s.

My Hero Academia may be finishing up this year ... But with fellow hitmen on his tail, the now-doughy Sakamoto must pick up his weapon once more to protect his family. For the latest on the ...

Almost a decade after its controversial launch nearly killed any prospects at long-term success, No Man's Sky is gearing up ...

Family found anime tug at the heartstrings by showing how people society rejects can find belonging. Outcasts, orphans, and those without a place to call home create new families.

Though the game does include traditional weapons, you settle most fights ... Leap into the hectic world of My Hero Academia as one of the unique school kids equipped with a unique Quirk, a special ...

Yet after the shameful withdrawal from Afghanistan—a disaster of epic proportions that left millions in deadly weapons in the hands ... the woke elites were. My new book, “The Woketopus ...

Before he got to Cambridge, though, a Harvard professor wrote him a recommendation that captured the institutionalized prejudice in academia ... was doing to my students… And through them ...