Talking about the anime 'My Hero Academia: Vigilantes' 🛹👊

This work is an official spin-off manga of 'My Hero Academia', with Hideyuki Furuhashi handling the script, Betten Court handling the art, and original author Kohei Horikoshi participating in supervision. The manga has concluded, with a total of 15 volumes. The adapted anime has aired 2 seasons so far, totaling 26 episodes, and there has been no announcement regarding the production of a third season. The story is set several years before the main story. The protagonist, Koichi Haimawari, admires heroes but couldn't become an official professional hero. He usually uses his 'Quirk' to help others, but one day, after meeting a mysterious man who calls himself 'The Cleaner', he gradually embarks on a path of unauthorized hero activities. Unlike the main story, which focuses on UA students and professional heroes, this work depicts another form of hero story from the perspective of people without hero licenses. Honestly, I wasn't particularly drawn in when I first started watching, but it was nice to see familiar characters from the main story appear. It felt like a nostalgia boost~~ For example, there's a part about Aizawa-sensei's student days 😆 When I read the main story, I felt that Aizawa-sensei, who desperately protected his students, cared for them. After watching this, I could better feel that he doesn't step in just because they are his students, but rather he actively helps anyone (and cats 🐱) in need. I think it's interesting how this work supplements the image of the main characters from a different perspective 😁 I didn't specifically look for the manga to catch up, but I'm still looking forward to a sequel anime~