Complete manga reading guide
My Hero Academia Manga in Order (Arcs & Chapters)
Read every collected volume from the beginning, then use the story guide below to see how the chapters and sourced story sections fit together.
- Volumes
- 32
- Chapters
- 430
- Status
- Completed
- Original run
- 2014–2024
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Collected editions
All My Hero Academia Manga volumes in order
32 collected volumes
Story guide
My Hero Academia Manga arcs and chapters
The guide uses widely recognized story arcs, from U.A. training and school events to the escalating conflict between heroes and villains.
Story arc 1
Entrance Exam Arc
Quirkless Izuku’s determination catches All Might’s attention, setting him on a demanding path toward U.A. High and its entrance examination.
Chapters 1–4Volume 1Story arc 2
Quirk Apprehension Test Arc
On Class 1-A’s first day, Aizawa’s severe aptitude test pressures the students to demonstrate practical control over their Quirks and their potential as heroes.
Chapters 5–7Volume 1Story arc 3
Battle Trial Arc
U.A.’s first combat exercise pairs classmates against each other, placing Izuku and Bakugo’s unresolved rivalry under rules that demand teamwork and tactical thinking.
Chapters 8–11Volume 2Story arc 4
U.S.J. Arc
A rescue-training visit becomes Class 1-A’s first encounter with real villains, forcing inexperienced students and their teachers to endure a coordinated attack.
Chapters 12–21Volumes 2–3Story arc 5
U.A. Sports Festival Arc
The school’s televised tournament tests the students before the public and pro heroes, while giving Izuku, Todoroki, and several classmates defining competitive challenges.
Chapters 22–44Volumes 3–5Story arc 6
Vs. Hero Killer Arc
Internships bring the students into professional hero work as a dangerous ideological villain targets Hosu City and tests Izuku, Iida, and Todoroki.
Chapters 45–59Volumes 6–7Story arc 7
Final Exams Arc
Class 1-A faces written exams and teacher-led practical battles, requiring unlikely pairings to overcome personal friction and prove they can function under pressure.
Chapters 60–69Volumes 7–8Story arc 8
Forest Training Camp Arc
A summer Quirk-training camp becomes a crisis when an elite villain squad attacks, scattering the students and confronting them with escalating stakes outside school grounds.
Chapters 70–83Volumes 8–10Story arc 9
Hideout Raid Arc
Heroes and students respond to the camp attack’s aftermath with a rescue operation, while the conflict exposes deeper tensions surrounding the Symbol of Peace.
Chapters 84–97Volumes 10–11Story arc 10
Provisional Hero License Exam Arc
Class 1-A settles into dorm life and enters a demanding licensing exam, where teamwork, rescue judgment, and rival schools challenge their readiness for provisional hero work.
Chapters 98–121Volumes 11–14Story arc 11
Shie Hassaikai Arc
Work studies draw Izuku and several classmates into a multi-agency investigation of the Shie Hassaikai, centered on a vulnerable child and a dangerous criminal operation.
Chapters 122–162Volumes 14–19Story arc 12
Remedial Course Arc
Students who failed the license exam undertake a remedial assignment with difficult elementary-school children, while key adults reassess their responsibilities and changing roles.
Chapters 163–168Volume 19Story arc 13
U.A. School Festival Arc
Class 1-A plans a festival performance to reconnect with a wary public, even as an aspiring criminal pair chooses the event for a risky bid for recognition.
Chapters 169–183Volumes 19–21Story arc 14
Pro Hero Arc
The new number-one hero confronts the expectations attached to his rank, while the story follows professional heroes facing an urgent threat beyond U.A.’s campus.
Chapters 184–193Volumes 21–22Story arc 15
Joint Training Arc
Classes 1-A and 1-B compete in team battles alongside Shinso’s hero-course bid, while Izuku discovers that One For All holds unexpected complications.
Chapters 194–217Volumes 22–24Story arc 16
Meta Liberation Army Arc
The League of Villains is forced into a confrontation with the Meta Liberation Army, revealing competing visions of Quirk society and reshaping the villains’ internal dynamics.
Chapters 218–240Volumes 24–25Story arc 17
Endeavor Agency Arc
Izuku, Bakugo, and Todoroki begin work studies at Endeavor’s agency, balancing intensive field training with the unresolved pressures surrounding the Todoroki family.
Chapters 241–252Volumes 25–26Story arc 18
Paranormal Liberation War Arc
Armed with intelligence on the Paranormal Liberation Front, the heroes launch a major coordinated operation whose consequences transform both public confidence and the wider conflict.
Chapters 253–306Volumes 26–31Story arc 19
Dark Hero Arc
In the destabilized aftermath of the war, Izuku leaves U.A. and works with top heroes while confronting the burdens of One For All more directly.
Chapters 307–328
Sources checked: VIZ — My Hero Academia, My Hero Academia Wiki — Story Arcs — checked July 20, 2026.
Series overview
My Hero Academia Manga synopsis
In a society where most people possess superpowers called Quirks, Izuku Midoriya dreams of becoming a hero despite being born powerless. A chance encounter with the legendary All Might gives him an inherited ability and admission to U.A. High School. Alongside ambitious classmates, Izuku trains for heroism while confronting villains, public distrust, and the increasingly dangerous legacy behind his new power.
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