My Hero Academia has some of the coolest merchandise with clothes for men, women and children of all ages and sizes.
Take a look at Amazon’s realistic looking UA hoodie. This not only makes anyone who flaunts feel like a member of Class 1A, but it’s also the perfect time to get equipment in cold weather.
The hoodie is great and everything, but the only thing worse than the cold feet in December is that the feet are cold and not fashionable. Wal-Mart solves both of these problems with adorable almite socks. The patient’s hair is wavy along the sides of this sock.
Last but not least, Crunchyroll sells shirts that everyone wants to know about the meaning of graphics. My Hero Academia Plus Ultra T-shirt has the world’s best hero in the center of the front, making it look like it’s torn straight from the manga panel.
Action figures and stuffed animals
Ever wanted to play with my favorite My Hero Academia character? Now, getting these adorable plush toys is the next best thing.
Whether it’s Crunchyroll’s pretty compact 3 ″ L x 2.5 ″ W x 6 ″ H All Might 6 plush toy or Hot Topic’s weird hamster-like 6 ″ x 4 ″ polyester roaring freeze, you’ll get these plush toys. There is no mistake.
For those who are a little more serious about collecting, Crunchyroll also has the perfect figure for you. This 180mm high Remillion Age of Heroes statue, available for $ 25 this season, features the infamous flowing red cloak that wraps Eli in Season 4.
DVD and manga volume
My Hero Academia anime content is easy to find on sites like Crunchyroll and Hulu, but streaming movies is a bit tricky. Thankfully, Best Buy has both options.
Not only that, Two Heroes and Heroes Rising are both available in Steel Book format for less than $ 30 each. These are great for collectors of your life and come with a digital copy of each movie.
Getting manga isn’t a bad idea either. Especially because Amazon sells in large quantities. The price may seem expensive, but if you can afford all 15 volumes of My Hero Academia at once, it’s worth it.
Poster and banner
If you’re looking for something that’s affordable yet stylish, posters are a good way to go, especially when looking around sites like Wish. You can get a three-piece canvas set by Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, and Shoto Todoroki for about $ 10.
For those who are willing to spend a little more, Displate also has some great metal posters with their own magnet mounting system. You can also get them several different sizes.
If the poster isn’t necessarily the style you’re looking for, there’s also a dope banner. There are many options, including Bedding Picky’s colorful living room decorations and Walmart’s simple black and yellow UA logo.
