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My Hero Academia Holiday Gift Guide 2020 for the #1 Hero in Your Life

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My Hero Academia has some of the coolest merch around, featuring clothing for men, women, and children of all ages and sizes. 

Just take a look at Amazon’s realistic looking UA hoodies. Not only will this make whoever flaunts it feel like just about any member of Class 1A, but it’s also the perfect time of year to get some cold-weather gear. 

While hoodies are great and all, the only thing worse than having cold feet in December is having cold and unfashionable feet. Walmart solves both of those issues with their adorable All Might socks, which even feature his patient hair squiggles along the sides.

Last but not least, Crunchyroll is selling a shirt that would make anyone want to know more about what its graphic means. The My Hero All Might Plus Ultra T-shirt puts the world’s #1 hero front and center, with the image looking like it was ripped straight out of a manga panel. 


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