My Hero Academia, Vol. 34 (34)
#34 in 世界の終わりと魔女の恋 [Sekai no Owari to Majo no Koi] Series
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What’s inside...
All For One's will has taken root in Tomura's mind, creating a global threat. The United Nations is hesitant to send heroes to Japan, but Star and Stripe, the U.S.A.'s top hero, arrives to face the danger. As they confront each other over the Pacific, both try to gain an upper hand in an unpredictable epic battle. Meanwhile, Midoriya inherits a powerful superpower and embarks on a difficult journey to greatness. This narrative explores a world where 80 percent of the population possess superpowers known as 'Quirks', leading to battles between heroes and villains, and the challenges faced by those born without powers, the 'Quirkless'.
Character compass
Izuku Midoriya
Yuga Aoyama
Keigo Takami (Hawks)
Cathleen Bate (Star And Stripe)
Enji Todoroki (Endeavor)
Toshinori Yagi (All Might)
All For One
Tomura Shigaraki
Discussion points
How do the characters in 'My Hero Academia' demonstrate courage and teamwork?
What qualities do you admire most in your favorite hero from the book, and why?
How do the heroes overcome their challenges, and what can we learn from them?
If you could have any superpower from the book, what would it be and how would you use it to help others?
How do the different backgrounds of the characters influence their actions and decisions?
Tip: Role play these questions
Start by sharing your own thoughts on the book’s themes and ask your child for their opinion. Use the questions to guide a deeper conversation about the characters’ motives and actions. Encourage your child to connect the story to real-life scenarios, discussing how similar values like bravery and collaboration play out in their own experiences. Highlight the importance of diversity and teamwork showcased in the book, relating it to everyday learning and growth. Praise their insights and understanding to boost confidence in expressing their thoughts.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Perseverance through adversity
Explanation: In 'My Hero Academia, Vol. 34', characters face significant challenges but continue to strive towards their goals, demonstrating resilience.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by staying committed to their tasks, whether it be completing homework or learning a new skill, even when difficulties arise.
Example Lesson: Teamwork and collaboration
Explanation: The characters often team up to overcome obstacles, showcasing the power of working together.
Real-World Application: This can teach children to value collaborative efforts in group projects at school or in sports, understanding that everyone's contributions are essential for success.
Example Lesson: Understanding and leveraging individual strengths
Explanation: Each character possesses unique abilities that contribute to the group's objectives, highlighting the importance of acknowledging personal strengths.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to identify and use their personal strengths in various situations, be it in academics, sports, or interpersonal relationships, to achieve better outcomes.
Example Lesson: Responsibility and leadership
Explanation: Protagonists take on leadership roles and make critical decisions, demonstrating responsibility.
Real-World Application: This lesson can empower children to take initiative in their duties, whether at home or in school, and lead by example among peers.